Ren
Japanese and Chinese, “water lily” or “benevolent.”
Zen
Japanese, “meditation” or “absorption.”
Kobe
African Swahili, “tortoise.”
Mimi
Diminutive of Mary, Marilyn, Miriam, and Maria.
Imma
German, “universal.”
Amari
Hebrew, Arabic, “eternal.”
Aya
Hebrew, “to fly swiftly.”
Akira
Japanese, “graceful strength.”
Toria
Japanese, Latin, “bird; victory.”
Yari
Japanese, Italian, and Spanish, “spear”, “fierce and glorious.”
Hara
Hindi, “to seize.”
Bara
Hebrew and Arabic, “he created; innocent.”
Someina
Japanese, “intelligence.”
Suki
Japanese, “beloved.”
Sena
Turkish, Hindi, and Bengali, “army,” “warrior,” or “battle.”
Sada
Japanese, Arabic, Sanskrit, “chaste” or “virtuous”, “charity”, or “forever.”
Miya
Japanese, “beautiful, relax.”
Airi
Finnish, “messenger, herald.”
Sakari
Finnish, “God remembers.”
Reko
Finnish, Japanese, “grateful” or “respectful.”
Daigo
Japanese, “great realization or enlightenment.”
Reina
Spanish, Japanese, Hebrew, “queen”, “beautiful melody” or “rejoice.”
Hana
Serbian, “grace or hope.”
Kotori
Native American, “screech-owl spirit.”
Kono
Native American, “tree squirrel biting through the middle of a pine nut.”
Kane
Welsh, Japanese, and Hawaiian, “warrior, beautiful, gold.”
Kamon
Thai and Japanese, “from the heart, family crest.”
Rodan
Hebrew, “rose” or “flower.”
Omina
Japanese, “woven, beauty, fruit trees.”
Narah
Japanese and Celtic, “place name, happy.”
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