Linguistic Origin: Japanese

Jiro

Meaning: Second son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Jee-Roh Language origin of Jiro: Japanese Regional origin of Jiro: East Asia Languages Jiro is most common: Japanese Religions Jiro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Jee Last letter and sound: O, roh Alternative Spelling: Jino, Jito, Jiyo, Jiko

Joji

Meaning: Farmer, second Gender: Male Pronunciation: Joh-Jee Language origin of Joji: Japanese Regional origin of Joji: East Asia Languages Joji is most common: Japanese Religions Joji is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Joh Last letter and sound: I, jee Alternative Spelling: Joki, Joti, Joji, Josi

Junichi

Meaning: Obedient first son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Joo-Nee-Chee Language origin of Junichi: Japanese Regional origin of Junichi: East Asia Languages Junichi is most common: Japanese Religions Junichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: J, Joo Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Junichí, Junicho, Junicxi

Hiroki

Meaning: Abundant trees Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Kee Language origin of Hiroki: Japanese Regional origin of Hiroki: East Asia Languages Hiroki is most common: Japanese Religions Hiroki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Hiromi, Hirobi, Hironi

Hiroshi

Meaning: Generous Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Shee Language origin of Hiroshi: Japanese Regional origin of Hiroshi: East Asia Languages Hiroshi is most common: Japanese Religions Hiroshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: I, shee Alternative Spelling: Hirosi, Hirohi, Hironi, Hiromi

Hiroto

Meaning: Large, generous person Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Toh Language origin of Hiroto: Japanese Regional origin of Hiroto: East Asia Languages Hiroto is most common: Japanese Religions Hiroto is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: O, toh Alternative Spelling: Hiroyo, Hirono, Hirozo, Hiroko

Hiroaki

Meaning: Widespread brightness Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Ah-Kee Language origin of Hiroaki: Japanese Regional origin of Hiroaki: East Asia Languages Hiroaki is most common: Japanese Religions Hiroaki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Hiroami, Hiroari, Hiroawi, Hiroasi

Hiroyuki

Meaning: Widespread happiness Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Yoo-Kee Language origin of Hiroyuki: Japanese Regional origin of Hiroyuki: East Asia Languages Hiroyuki is most common: Japanese Religions Hiroyuki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Hiroyumi, Hiroyuji, Hiroyuri, Hiroyuki

Hotaka

Meaning: Step by step Gender: Male Pronunciation: Hoh-Tah-Kah Language origin of Hotaka: Japanese Regional origin of Hotaka: East Asia Languages Hotaka is most common: Japanese Religions Hotaka is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hoh Last letter and sound: A, kah Alternative Spelling: Hoyaka, Honaka, Homaka, Hosaka

Ichiro

Meaning: First son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ee-Chee-Roh Language origin of Ichiro: Japanese Regional origin of Ichiro: East Asia Languages Ichiro is most common: Japanese Religions Ichiro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: O, roh Alternative Spelling: Ichino, Ichiyo, Ichiko