Tatsumi
Meaning: Dragon beauty Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ta-Tsu-Mi Language origin of Tatsumi: Japanese Regional origin of Tatsumi: East Asia Languages Tatsumi is most common: Japanese Religions Tatsumi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: T, Ta Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Tatsuni, Tatsume, Tatsuji
Saeko
Meaning: Child of clarity Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sa-E-Ko Language origin of Saeko: Japanese Regional origin of Saeko: East Asia Languages Saeko is most common: Japanese Religions Saeko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Saeyo, Saego, Saeso, Saebo
Sango
Meaning: Coral Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sa-N-Go Language origin of Sango: Japanese Regional origin of Sango: East Asia Languages Sango is most common: Japanese Religions Sango is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: O, go Alternative Spelling: Sanko, Sando, Sanno, Sanjo, Sanyo
Nijiko
Meaning: Rainbow child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ni-Ji-Ko Language origin of Nijiko: Japanese Regional origin of Nijiko: East Asia Languages Nijiko is most common: Japanese Religions Nijiko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: N, Ni Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Nijiro, Nijino, Nijiso
Saori
Meaning: Beautiful fabric Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sa-O-Ri Language origin of Saori: Japanese Regional origin of Saori: East Asia Languages Saori is most common: Japanese Religions Saori is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: I, ri Alternative Spelling: Saoki, Saomi, Saoni, Saozi
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
Sato
Meaning: Wise Gender: Female Pronunciation: Sa-To Language origin of Sato: Japanese Regional origin of Sato: East Asia Languages Sato is most common: Japanese Religions Sato is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Sa Last letter and sound: O, to Alternative Spelling: Saho, Sano, Sako, Sazo, Sajo
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
Seina
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Se-I-Na Language origin of Seina: Japanese Regional origin of Seina: East Asia Languages Seina is most common: Japanese Religions Seina is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: S, Se Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Seika, Seita, Seima, Seiya, Seisa
Oki
Meaning: Middle of the ocean Gender: Female Pronunciation: O-Ki Language origin of Oki: Japanese Regional origin of Oki: East Asia Languages Oki is most common: Japanese Religions Oki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: O, O Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Ori, Oni, Omi, Oku, Ohi