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01-11-2011, 10:22 PM
How about you try Google first. For example, it took me one try to get search results where the first site found answers the question for "Abe": japanese surname meaning abe - Google Search
Beyond that, Wikipedia is helpful too http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abe_(surname) I'm not sure how many you've listed, but it looks to be well over 200. Many, many of them have multiple meanings. It's kind of unreasonable to expect someone to actually answer this question. For example, Takahashi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There's the Wikipedia entry for Takahashi, which mentions ten different ways of writing it, which means ten different meanings. It also mentions the most popular one as meaning "high bridge." So that link, for example, shows how much work would actually be involved in answering your question (bordering on impossibility, actually), and it also shows how you could find much of the answer yourself quite easily. Of course, someone here might actually want to jump in and help you. I'm just giving you what I consider to be the reasonable expectation that you're not going to get help in answering much of the question. |
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01-12-2011, 10:55 AM
Hi. I will write the meaning which I know.
Abe Abukara Adachi Aida Aihara Aizawa Ajibana Akaike =red pond Akamatsu =red pine Akatsuka = red grave Akechi Akera Akimoto = autumn book Akita = autumn field Akiyama =autumn mountain Akutagawa Amagawa Amaya Amori Anami Ando Anzai Aoki = blue tree Arai Arakawa Araki Arakida Arato Arihyoshi Arishima Arita = existing field Ariwa Ariwara Asahara Asahi = morning sun Asai = shallow well Asano Asanuma Asari Ashia Ashida Ashikaga Asuhara Atshushi Ayabito Ayugai Baba =horse field Baisotei Bando = board East Bunya Chiba = thousand lieves Chikamatsu = near pine Chikanatsu Chino Chishu Choshi Daishi Dan Date Dazai Deguchi =exit Deushi Doi =soil well Ebina Ebisawa Eda Egami Eguchi Ekiguchi Endo = remote wisteria Endoso Enoki Enomoto Erizawa Eto Etsuko Ezakiya Fuchida Fugunaga Fujikage Fujimaki Fujimoto =wisteria book, wisteria source Fujioka =wisteria hill Fujishima =wisteria island Fujita =wisteria rice-field Fujiwara =wisteria field Fukao Fukayama Fukuda = happy rice-field Fukumitsu =happy light Fukunaka Fukuoka =happy hill Fukusaku Fukushima =happy island Fukuyama =happy mountain Fukuzawa Fumihiko Funabashi =boat bridge Funaki Funakoshi Furusawa Fuschida Fuse Futabatei Fuwa Gakusha Genda Genji Gensai Godo Goto = back wisteria Gushiken Hachirobei Haga Hagino Hagiwara Hama Hamacho Hamada = beach rice-field Hamaguchi =beach mouth Hamamoto =beach book Hanabusa Hanari Handa Hara =field Harada =field rice-field Haruguchi Hasegawa =long valley river Hasekura Hashimoto = bridge book Hasimoto = bridge book Hatakeda Hatakeyama = field mountain Hatayama Hatoyama Hattori Hayakawa Hayami =fast water Hayashi = grove Hayashida =grove rice-field Hayata = fast rice-field Hayuata Hida Hideaki =This is first name. Hideki =This is first name. Hideyoshi =This is first name. Higashikuni Higashiyama =East mountain Higo Higoshi Higuchi Hike Hino Hira Hiraga Hiraki Hirano =plain Hiranuma Hiraoka = flat hill Hirase Hirasi Hirata =flat rice-field Hiratasuka Hirayama =flat mountain Hiro Hirose Hirota =broad rice-field Hiroyuki This is a first name. Hisamatsu Hishida Hishikawa Hitomi this is a first name. Hiyama Hohki Hojo Hokusai Honami Honda =book rice-field, orthodox rice-field Hori Horigome Horigoshi Horiuchi Horri Hoshino =star field Hosokawa =narrow river Hosokaya Hotate This is a name of sea food. Hotta Hyata Hyobanshi Ibi Ibu Ibuka Ichigawa Ichihara = city field Ichikawa = city river Ichimonji Ichiro this is a first name. Ichisada Ichiyusai I give up. I got tired. |
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01-12-2011, 12:11 PM
Just these?
AbeHe is president of the USA. AbukaraThis means "from Abu", the character in the Simpsons. A dachi is a friend, like in "Abayo, Dachi-Kou". AidaThis is from an opera. AiharaThis is a Norwegian pop group with Morten Harken - "Touch me, the way that you feel" AkitaThis is the emotion you feel when someone posts a huge list of names to translate. AmoriA mori is a forest. Someone you don't like. AndoThis is Japanese for "and". AnzaiThese are people from Australia and New Zealand. AokiThis means "menswear" in Japanese. BandoThis is the name of the incredible rubber man. DeguchiThis is a common name for people who live at the sides of cinemas and concert halls. Quote:
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01-12-2011, 03:14 PM
And for the non-literary among us, this is nearly a line from the poem Gunga Din: Gunga Din - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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