Gaku
Meaning: Student, learning Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gah-Koo Language origin of Gaku: Japanese Regional origin of Gaku: East Asia Languages Gaku is most common: Japanese Religions Gaku is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: G, Gah Last letter and sound: U, koo Alternative Spelling: Garu, Gasu, Ganu, Gayu
Genji
Meaning: Two beginnings Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gen-Jee Language origin of Genji: Japanese Regional origin of Genji: East Asia Languages Genji is most common: Japanese Religions Genji is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: G, Gen Last letter and sound: I, jee Alternative Spelling: Genti, Genki, Genji, Genmi
Chuichi
Meaning: First loyalty Gender: Male Pronunciation: Choo-Ee-Chee Language origin of Chuichi: Japanese Regional origin of Chuichi: East Asia Languages Chuichi is most common: Japanese Religions Chuichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: C, Choo Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Chuishi, Chuiri, Chuiti
Eito
Meaning: Prosperous person Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ay-Toh Language origin of Eito: Japanese Regional origin of Eito: East Asia Languages Eito is most common: Japanese Religions Eito is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: E, Ay Last letter and sound: O, toh Alternative Spelling: Eiko, Eibo, Eiso, Eimo
Daichi
Meaning: Great land Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dye-Chee Language origin of Daichi: Japanese Regional origin of Daichi: East Asia Languages Daichi is most common: Japanese Religions Daichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Dye Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Daiichi, Daishi, Daiti, Daini
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
Daisuke
Meaning: Great help Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dye-Soo-Kay Language origin of Daisuke: Japanese Regional origin of Daisuke: East Asia Languages Daisuke is most common: Japanese Religions Daisuke is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Dye Last letter and sound: E, kay Alternative Spelling: Daiduke, Daituke, Daiyuke, Dainuke
Daito
Meaning: Great east Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dye-Toh Language origin of Daito: Japanese Regional origin of Daito: East Asia Languages Daito is most common: Japanese Religions Daito is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Dye Last letter and sound: O, toh Alternative Spelling: Daiso, Daipo, Daiko, Dairo
Daizo
Meaning: Great creation Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dye-Zoh Language origin of Daizo: Japanese Regional origin of Daizo: East Asia Languages Daizo is most common: Japanese Religions Daizo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Dye Last letter and sound: O, zoh Alternative Spelling: Daiso, Daimo, Daino, Dairo
Daisetsu
Meaning: Great snow Gender: Male Pronunciation: Dye-Set-Soo Language origin of Daisetsu: Japanese Regional origin of Daisetsu: East Asia Languages Daisetsu is most common: Japanese Religions Daisetsu is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: D, Dye Last letter and sound: U, soo Alternative Spelling: Daisetso, Daisetzu, Daiketsu