Japanese Names With Meaning Novels & Stories

Utal na tanong ni Zaki. " Yup ipininta ito ng mommy ni Reina at iniregalo sa kanya nung anim na taong gulang palang si Reina" kwento nito. " Kaya Pala ganun nalang kainteresado si Reina sa painting nayun" sabay Yuko ni Ryuzaki." Happiness held is the seed; Happiness shared is the flower. Love is the flower you've got to let grow Yan Ang binanggit ni naira bago nya ito I inigay sa anak Alam nyo ba Ang Ibig sabihin ng spring flower nayun sa Japanese?" Nagtaka Naman kami sa tanong nito" The name Haruna is primarily a female name of Japanese origin that means Spring Flower." Paliwanag nito. "Ha?" Naguguluhang tanong namin Kay Tito Arnold

Kita sa mga mata nito ang sinseridad kaya naman ngumiti na lamang ako sa kanya. "I've been meaning to ask this, Zelica. Bakit Ryuta ang pangalan niya? Why is it a japanese name?" "Actually, I do love watching animes and japanese movies po kaya nung pinagbubuntis ko po sila— si Ryuta, his name is one of the characters name and maganda po yung meaning which is Ryu symbolizes dragon and Ta means big or almighty..." Masayang pagpapaliwanag ko sa pangalan ni Ryuta habang sinusubuan ko ito. Mabuti na lamang ay hindi na nila napansin ang kamuntikan kong pagkukuwento sa kakambal nitong si Ryuji.

Nearly two thousand years ago this sword was kept at the shrines of Ite, the temples dedicated to the worship of Amaterasu, the great and beautiful Sun Goddess from whom the Japanese Emperors are said to be descended. There is a story of knightly adventure and daring which explains why the name of the sword was changed from that of Murakumo to Kasanagi, which means grass clearing. Once, many, many years ago, there was born a son to the Emperor Keiko, the twelfth in descent from the great Jimmu, the founder of the Japanese dynasty. This Prince was the second son of the Emperor Keiko, and he was named Yamato. From his childhood he proved himself to be of remarkable strength, Wisdom and courage

Nakangiti kong sambit kasabay ng mga luhang nag-uunahan sa aking pisngi. Ang ganda ng ibig sabihin ng pangalan ni Ate Jingjing. Jia means home and Jin means bright and beautiful. Kaya siguro kahit gaano kahirap ang buhay namin noon, ginawa ni Ate Jing ang lahat para hind mawala ang ilaw ng bahay namin. Ate Jing tried her best to help Tatay Nestor build a house with a garden of hope filled with love.

nauutal na tanong ni Lalaine na para bang hindi makapaniwala. “Yes, hija. That's your beautiful name,” tugon ni Kenji. “Sa ating Japanese, ang ibig sabihin ng pangalan na Keiko ay “blessed child” o pinagpalang anak. Ang mommy mo ang nagbigay ng pangalan mo. Well, siya naman ang nagbigay sa inyong tatlo ng mga pangalan,” natatawa pang kuwento ng ama. “Napakagandang pangalan...” wala sa sariling usal ni Lalaine.

"Kumusta nga pala ang kapatid mo?" "Pagod na siya sa pakikipaglaro. Nais na niyang tapusin ang laro." Umupo ng maayos ang Chinese. Sa kaniyang kapatid din siya tumingin. "Malala na ang kumakalat na balita sa Japan at dito. Pangalan ni Aozura ang nasisira sa Japan. At pangalan naman ni Andromeda ang nasisira dito." "Kaya dapat lang na wag na nating patagalin pa."

Si Aia rin ang palagi nitong kasama sa mga check up niya at sa iba pang preparasyon. “Malapit na lumabas ang baby boy namin na ‘yan,” nakangiting pag-usap ni Aia habang hawak-hawak ang walong buwang tiyan ni Akira. “Ano nga palang ipapangalan mo sakaniya, Beb?” “Azi… Aziyuki,” nakangiting sagot ni Akira. “Lakas naman maka tunog Japanese niyan!” panunukso ni Aia at napatawa silang dalawa. “Sana maganda ugali nung ama niya, ano? Mahirap kasi pag-hindi at mamana niya pa…”

Nakikita ko naman sa awra niya na mukhang strict siya. "Good day, Sir. My name is Girlie, I am excited to learn from you today and look forward po sa mga i-uutos po ninyo sa akin sa library. I really like library po." Nakita ko na dahan-dahan naman siyang tumango. "You got etiquette and great greetings. I'm Kenzo, I'm a professor and also a librarian in this mansion." "Wow, japanese name meaning wise or intelligent. Excited na po akong matuto sa inyo."

"J-Just do anything you want, Klyton---" "It should be babe, not Klyton." What the h*ll. "Anong katarantaduhan---" "You should talk calmy. Japanese people hold their temper like how they hold a glass of wine on their hands," sermon sa'kin nito. Palihim naman akong napairap. "F-Fine." "Put your hands on my arms, okusan." "Okusan?" "It means wife."

I uttered, thinking why Kazuki chose that name. “Hmm…” The four-eyed suddenly made a sound before fixing his eyeglasses. “Not bad. ‘Yuu’ means ‘distant’ and ‘ki’ means ‘brightness’; distant brightness — Yuuki,” he explained then he smiled in so much agreement. “It’s a perfect name.” “Yes. You’re my ‘Yuuki’,” Kazuki uttered while caressing our baby’s back. “Yuuki…” muli kong sambit at pagkatapos ay nangiti ako. “Yuuki.”