Yukiye is a traditional Japanese feminine given name composed of the characters 雪 (snow) and 家 (family), translating to "Snow Family" and symbolizing purity and beauty.
Yuna is a Japanese girls' name derived from "由" (yu) meaning 'to follow' and "菜" (na) meaning 'vegetables', gaining global popularity through media like figure skating champ Yuna Kim and Final Fantasy's character Yuna.
Yurisa is a unique Japanese name composed of "Yu" meaning abundance or courage, and "Risa" signifying happiness or joy, interpreted as "abundance of joy" or "courageous happiness.
Yusuke is a Japanese given name of unknown origin, composed of characters meaning "to follow comfort", with notable bearers including actor Yusuke Nakai and baseball player Yusuke Matsuzawa.
Yutaro is a popular Japanese boy's name meaning 'proud existence', composed of kanji characters 'yuu' (to have) and 'tarou' (variant of Taro, meaning proud).
Yuuki is a popular Japanese given name for boys and girls, originating from the combination of the verb "yuu" (to breathe) and the kanji character for "ki" (spirit or energy), symbolizing breath of life or vital energy.
Yuya is a Japanese name derived from characters meaning "help" and "harmony/peace" or "abundance/riches" and "future/potential," signifying assistance, unity, prosperity, or promise for the future.
Yuzu is a Japanese name composed of "Yu" meaning brave and "Zu" resembling the sound of 10, gaining popularity as a gender-neutral option with a strong association with courage.
Zendaiya is a Japanese name derived from 'zen' meaning 'complete', and 'daiya' with spiritual significance. It symbolizes renewal and positivity, with historical ties to reincarnation beliefs.
Zenja is a rare Japanese name that combines 'Zen' (meditation) with 'Ja' (sound of wind through pine trees), symbolizing harmony between tranquility and resilience.
The name Zero is of Japanese origin and holds significant meaning in mathematics as it represents nothingness or absence of value, while in technology it's fundamental to binary code. Popularized by the character "Zero" from Final Fantasy, it serves as a reminder of power in context despite representing nothingness.
Zuko is a unique Japanese name meaning 'to trace' or 'to follow', popularized by Avatar: The Last Airbender but rooted in historical significance, often associated with intelligent and determined individuals.
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