Zinan
Meaning: Second son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Zi-Nan Language origin of Zinan: Japanese Regional origin of Zinan: East Asia Languages Zinan is most common: Japanese, Cantonese Religions Zinan is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Z, Zi Last letter and sound: N, nan Alternative Spelling: Zinon
Zaemon
Meaning: Left gate guard Gender: Male Pronunciation: Za-E-Mon Language origin of Zaemon: Japanese Regional origin of Zaemon: East Asia Languages Zaemon is most common: Japanese Religions Zaemon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Z, Za Last letter and sound: N, mon Alternative Spelling: Zaimon, Zenmon
Zaimon
Meaning: At the gate Gender: Male Pronunciation: Za-I-Mon Language origin of Zaimon: Japanese Regional origin of Zaimon: East Asia Languages Zaimon is most common: Japanese Religions Zaimon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Z, Za Last letter and sound: N, mon Alternative Spelling: Zaemon, Zaizen
Zaizen
Meaning: Good meditation Gender: Male Pronunciation: Za-I-Zen Language origin of Zaizen: Japanese Regional origin of Zaizen: East Asia Languages Zaizen is most common: Japanese Religions Zaizen is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Z, Za Last letter and sound: N, zen Alternative Spelling: Zaimon, Zaitsu, Xaizen
Xaizen
Meaning: Good meditation Gender: Male Pronunciation: Za-I-Zen Language origin of Xaizen: Japanese Regional origin of Xaizen: East Asia Languages Xaizen is most common: Japanese Religions Xaizen is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: X, Za Last letter and sound: N, zen Alternative Spelling: Zaizen
Ryunoshin
Meaning: Dragon heart Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ryu-No-Shin Language origin of Ryunoshin: Japanese Regional origin of Ryunoshin: East Asia Languages Ryunoshin is most common: Japanese Religions Ryunoshin is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: R, Ryu Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Ryunomin, Ryunotin, Ryunoshin, Ryunozin
Shin
Meaning: Truth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Shin Language origin of Shin: Japanese Regional origin of Shin: East Asia Languages Shin is most common: Japanese Religions Shin is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Shi Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Shen, Shon, Shan, Shun
Ryuken
Meaning: Dragon sword Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ryu-Ken Language origin of Ryuken: Japanese Regional origin of Ryuken: East Asia Languages Ryuken is most common: Japanese Religions Ryuken is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: R, Ryu Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Ryumen, Ryuten, Ryuhen, Ryuren
Ryoken
Meaning: Good, strong Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ryo-Ken Language origin of Ryoken: Japanese Regional origin of Ryoken: East Asia Languages Ryoken is most common: Japanese Religions Ryoken is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: R, Ryo Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Ryohen, Ryolen, Ryoren, Ryomen
Oshin
Meaning: Reverent truth Gender: Male Pronunciation: O-Shin Language origin of Oshin: Japanese Regional origin of Oshin: East Asia Languages Oshin is most common: Japanese Religions Oshin is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: O, O Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Oshan, Oshon, Oshun