Yahiro
Meaning: Eight fathoms Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Hi-Ro Language origin of Yahiro: Japanese Regional origin of Yahiro: East Asia Languages Yahiro is most common: Japanese Religions Yahiro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: O, ro Alternative Spelling: Yahata
Yakabe
Meaning: Arrow wall Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ka-Be Language origin of Yakabe: Japanese Regional origin of Yakabe: East Asia Languages Yakabe is most common: Japanese Religions Yakabe is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: E, be Alternative Spelling: Yamabe, Yabe
Yakumo
Meaning: Eight clouds Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ku-Mo Language origin of Yakumo: Japanese Regional origin of Yakumo: East Asia Languages Yakumo is most common: Japanese Religions Yakumo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: O, mo Alternative Spelling: Yakimo, Yagumo
Yamabe
Meaning: Mountain area Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ma-Be Language origin of Yamabe: Japanese Regional origin of Yamabe: East Asia Languages Yamabe is most common: Japanese Religions Yamabe is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: E, be Alternative Spelling: Yabe, Yakabe
Yamada
Meaning: Mountain rice field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ma-Da Language origin of Yamada: Japanese Regional origin of Yamada: East Asia Languages Yamada is most common: Japanese Religions Yamada is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: A, da Alternative Spelling: Yamata
Yamagata
Meaning: Mountain shape Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ya-Ma-Ga-Ta Language origin of Yamagata: Japanese Regional origin of Yamagata: East Asia Languages Yamagata is most common: Japanese Religions Yamagata is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Ya Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Yamaguchi, Yamakawa
Xuria
Meaning: Tree lily Gender: Male Pronunciation: Zu-Ri-A Language origin of Xuria: Japanese Regional origin of Xuria: East Asia Languages Xuria is most common: Japanese Religions Xuria is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: X, Zu Last letter and sound: A, a Alternative Spelling: Xoria
Wataya
Meaning: Cotton valley Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ta-Ya Language origin of Wataya: Japanese Regional origin of Wataya: East Asia Languages Wataya is most common: Japanese Religions Wataya is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Watanabe, Watari, Watase
Watsuki
Meaning: Harmony moon Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Tsu-Ki Language origin of Watsuki: Japanese Regional origin of Watsuki: East Asia Languages Watsuki is most common: Japanese Religions Watsuki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Wato, Zensuke
Wazenoki
Meaning: Harmony tree Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ze-No-Ki Language origin of Wazenoki: Japanese Regional origin of Wazenoki: East Asia Languages Wazenoki is most common: Japanese Religions Wazenoki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Wozenoki