Nomi
Meaning: Beautiful field Gender: Female Pronunciation: No-Mi Language origin of Nomi: Japanese Regional origin of Nomi: East Asia Languages Nomi is most common: Japanese Religions Nomi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: N, No Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Nami, Nemi, Nimi, Nori, Nobi
Nyoko
Meaning: Gem Gender: Female Pronunciation: Nyo-Ko Language origin of Nyoko: Japanese Regional origin of Nyoko: East Asia Languages Nyoko is most common: Japanese Religions Nyoko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Nyo Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Naoko, Niyoko, Nioko, Nsoko
Kumi
Meaning: Companion Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ku-Mi Language origin of Kumi: Japanese Regional origin of Kumi: East Asia Languages Kumi is most common: Japanese Religions Kumi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ku Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Kuni
Maho
Meaning: Magic Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-Ho Language origin of Maho: Japanese Regional origin of Maho: East Asia Languages Maho is most common: Japanese Religions Maho is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: O, ho Alternative Spelling: Mahi, Mahe, Mahy, Mahoe, Mahia
Megu
Meaning: Blessing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Me-Gu Language origin of Megu: Japanese Regional origin of Megu: East Asia Languages Megu is most common: Japanese Religions Megu is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Me Last letter and sound: U, gu Alternative Spelling: Megi, Meko, Meyu
Mine
Meaning: Peak Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mi-Ne Language origin of Mine: Japanese Regional origin of Mine: East Asia Languages Mine is most common: Japanese Religions Mine is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: E, ne Alternative Spelling: Mina, Mino, Mini, Minu
Misa
Meaning: Beautiful sand Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mi-Sa Language origin of Misa: Japanese Regional origin of Misa: East Asia Languages Misa is most common: Japanese Religions Misa is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: A, sa Alternative Spelling: Mika, Mita, Miya, Mina
Miya
Meaning: Temple Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mi-Ya Language origin of Miya: Japanese Regional origin of Miya: East Asia Languages Miya is most common: Japanese Religions Miya is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: A, ya Alternative Spelling: Misa, Mika, Mina, Miyo, Miwa
Momo
Meaning: Peach Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mo-Mo Language origin of Momo: Japanese Regional origin of Momo: East Asia Languages Momo is most common: Japanese Religions Momo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: O, mo Alternative Spelling: Moro, Moto, Moyo, Moko, Momu
Kana
Meaning: Powerful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-Na Language origin of Kana: Japanese Regional origin of Kana: East Asia Languages Kana is most common: Japanese Religions Kana is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Kano