Kanji
Meaning of Kanji
The name Kanji is a male name of Japanese origin. It is pronounced as KAHN-jee in Japanese (/kɑˈndʒi/). Kanji has no known variations in pronunciation or spelling across different regions or languages. In the United States, the name Kanji was recorded as being given to six newborns in 1924, ranking it at 3867 on the popularity chart. Kanji carries a unique cultural significance due to its association with the Japanese writing system, also known as kanji characters. These characters are widely used in Japan and hold great importance in expressing ideas and concepts. Choosing the name Kanji for your baby boy can be a meaningful way to honor Japanese heritage and embrace the beauty of this ancient writing system.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as KAHN-jee (/kɑˈndʒi/)
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Notable People Named Kanji
| Kanji Ishiwara was a general in the Imperial Japanese Army known for his role in the Mukden Incident during World War II. |
| Kanji Kitamura is the founder of Bagel K, a Japanese company that imports and distributes New York-style bagels to Japan, and was the first kosher bagel importer in the country. |
| Kanji Akagi is a Japanese former sprinter who participated in the 1956 Summer Olympics. |
| Kanji Kubo is a Japanese sport shooter who participated in the 1964, 1972, and 1976 Summer Olympics. |
