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Re: Fierce warrior names
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Sun, 6 Feb 2000 22:35:59 GMT
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  Zenkai, Hankai, Gekishin, Oojishin, Jakushin, Hakujin, Nukiuchi, Chokugeki,
  Arashi, Sokkazan, Yatsuzaki, Tomogui, Kaijin, Tamakizu, Hiryuu, Banrai,
  Kaimetsu, Daikatsu, Yakusai, Ryuudan, Moujuu, Gaidoku.

Among these, Hiryuu (Flying Dragon) and Arashi (Storm) can sound like names for
warriors or wrestlers.  They sound pretty good.  Most of the others are simply
words which would be pretty unlikely as names (e.g. Nukiuchi, Tomogui &
Gaidoku), but don't worry, none of these are offensive, and a Japanese person
would be impressed that you worked hard to come up with japanese names.  By the
way, when we hear the word Hakujin, the first meaning we think of is "Caucasian
person". :)


[3] for example, it says that 'kekkon' means 'bloodstain', so I thought
   that was kind of a cool name...but then it also lists related forms
   of 'kekkon' all relating to matrimony...which makes me think that maybe
   it's a different type of bloodstain than the kind from battle.

The differences in meanings are clear when these words are written in Chinese
characters.  The "bloodstin" Kekkon and the "marriage" Kekkon are represented
by different Chinese characters, even though they share the same sounds.  These
two are unrelated words. :)

Have fun!



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(...) OK, cool, great, thanks! And given the meaning of Tomogui, I can't imagine that for a human warrior's name either...heh heh. But the name actually fits this particulary character I have, assuming that it's not too strange to give a name that's (...) (24 years ago, 7-Feb-00, to lugnet.loc.jp)

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  Fierce warrior names
 
I've got a few LEGO characters in need of interesting names, so I decided to try browsing through a Japanese-English dictionary called JEDI[1] looking for ideas. It was a lot of fun, but unfortunately, since I don't speak Japanese, I'm not certain (...) (24 years ago, 6-Feb-00, to lugnet.loc.jp)

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