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Q: Japanese Girl's Name

asked by: jnsudler on June 20th, 2007

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My wife and I are having our second child.
The first we named Sakura, japanese for cherry blossom.
We like Japanese names for girls and hebrew for boys, but we can't think of a good girls name for our second child.
If you have any suggestions please offer them.

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Dannzibelle

replied on June 22nd, 2007

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The name i'm callign my daughter is of japanese origin, it's mika pronounced meek-ah and means beautiful flower

AnonymousMe

replied on July 6th, 2007

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Names I Like....

I like Anri, Asuna, Atsumi, Ayumi, Azuna, Chihiro, Chinatsu, Etsuko, Harue, Hatomi, Ichiko, Itsuka, Iyona, Mana, Maori, Matsuyo, Miko,

endings are usually similar for this reason:
ko= child
Mi = beauty

AyaMiyaki

replied on July 6th, 2007

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My daughter's middle name is .japanese. Her middle name is .Kaida, which means "little dragon". Her first name means "peace", so her name translates to "peaceful little dragon". We're in love with it.

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