Genshin
Meaning: Original truth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gen-Shin Language origin of Genshin: Japanese Regional origin of Genshin: East Asia Languages Genshin is most common: Japanese Religions Genshin is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: G, Gen Last letter and sound: N, shin Alternative Spelling: Gensin, Genhin, Genmin
Myojin
Meaning: Bright god Gender: Male Pronunciation: Myoh-Jin Language origin of Myojin: Japanese Regional origin of Myojin: East Asia Languages Myojin is most common: Japanese Religions Myojin is most common: Shinto First letter and sound: M, Myoh Last letter and sound: N, jin Alternative Spelling: Myomin, Myojim, Myojim, Myojir
Lemon
Meaning: Lemon fruit Gender: Male Pronunciation: Reh-Mon Language origin of Lemon: Japanese Regional origin of Lemon: East Asia Languages Lemon is most common: Japanese, English Religions Lemon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: L, Reh Last letter and sound: N, mon Alternative Spelling: Lekon, Leyon, Leton, Leman
Dougen
Meaning: Way of origin Gender: Male Pronunciation: Doh-Gen Language origin of Dougen: Japanese Regional origin of Dougen: East Asia Languages Dougen is most common: Japanese Religions Dougen is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Doh Last letter and sound: N, gen Alternative Spelling: Douben, Doujen, Douken, Dounen
Emon
Meaning: Guardian Gender: Male Pronunciation: Eh-Mon Language origin of Emon: Japanese Regional origin of Emon: East Asia Languages Emon is most common: Japanese Religions Emon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: E, Eh Last letter and sound: N, mon Alternative Spelling: Ekon, Eson, Ehon, Eyon
Chogen
Meaning: Eternal truth Gender: Male Pronunciation: Choh-Gen Language origin of Chogen: Japanese Regional origin of Chogen: East Asia Languages Chogen is most common: Japanese Religions Chogen is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Choh Last letter and sound: N, gen Alternative Spelling: Choden, Choren, Choyen, Chosen
Botan
Meaning: Peony Gender: Male Pronunciation: Boh-Tahn Language origin of Botan: Japanese Regional origin of Botan: East Asia Languages Botan is most common: Japanese Religions Botan is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: B, Boh Last letter and sound: N, tahn Alternative Spelling: Boran, Bokan, Bohan, Bonan
Bishamon
Meaning: God of war Gender: Male Pronunciation: Bee-Shah-Mon Language origin of Bishamon: Japanese Regional origin of Bishamon: East Asia Languages Bishamon is most common: Japanese Religions Bishamon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: B, Bee Last letter and sound: N, mon Alternative Spelling: Bishamin, Bishabon, Bishahon
Shun
Meaning: Excellence Gender: Female Pronunciation: Shu-N Language origin of Shun: Japanese Regional origin of Shun: East Asia Languages Shun is most common: Japanese Religions Shun is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Shu Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Shin, Shun, Shui, Shuo
Kanon
Meaning: Flower sound Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-No-N Language origin of Kanon: Japanese Regional origin of Kanon: East Asia Languages Kanon is most common: Japanese Religions Kanon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Kanan, Kanen, Kanin, Kanyn, Kanone