Wakatake
Meaning: Young bamboo Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ka-Ta-Ke Language origin of Wakatake: Japanese Regional origin of Wakatake: East Asia Languages Wakatake is most common: Japanese Religions Wakatake is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: E, ke Alternative Spelling: Wakasugi, Wakayama
Watagaki
Meaning: Cotton fence Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ta-Ga-Ki Language origin of Watagaki: Japanese Regional origin of Watagaki: East Asia Languages Watagaki is most common: Japanese Religions Watagaki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Watanabe, Watari
Wakatuki
Meaning: Young moon Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ka-Tu-Ki Language origin of Wakatuki: Japanese Regional origin of Wakatuki: East Asia Languages Wakatuki is most common: Japanese Religions Wakatuki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Wakayama, Wakamura
Watanabe
Meaning: Border area Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ta-Na-Be Language origin of Watanabe: Japanese Regional origin of Watanabe: East Asia Languages Watanabe is most common: Japanese Religions Watanabe is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: E, be Alternative Spelling: Watabe, Watada, Watari, Wataya
Wakayama
Meaning: Young mountain Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ka-Ya-Ma Language origin of Wakayama: Japanese Regional origin of Wakayama: East Asia Languages Wakayama is most common: Japanese Religions Wakayama is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: A, ma Alternative Spelling: Wakamiya, Wakamoto, Wakamura, Wakasugi, Wakatake
Watari
Meaning: Crossing Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ta-Ri Language origin of Watari: Japanese Regional origin of Watari: East Asia Languages Watari is most common: Japanese Religions Watari is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, ri Alternative Spelling: Watanabe, Wataya, Warai, Watase
Wakino
Meaning: Happiness field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ki-No Language origin of Wakino: Japanese Regional origin of Wakino: East Asia Languages Wakino is most common: Japanese Religions Wakino is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: O, no Alternative Spelling: Wakita, Washino
Wakita
Meaning: Young rice field Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ki-Ta Language origin of Wakita: Japanese Regional origin of Wakita: East Asia Languages Wakita is most common: Japanese Religions Wakita is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: A, ta Alternative Spelling: Wakino, Washino
Wakui
Meaning: Ring well Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Ku-I Language origin of Wakui: Japanese Regional origin of Wakui: East Asia Languages Wakui is most common: Japanese Religions Wakui is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: I, i Alternative Spelling: Wasui, Yasui
Wamura
Meaning: Peace village Gender: Male Pronunciation: Wa-Mu-Ra Language origin of Wamura: Japanese Regional origin of Wamura: East Asia Languages Wamura is most common: Japanese Religions Wamura is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: W, Wa Last letter and sound: A, ra Alternative Spelling: Wakamura, Yamamura