Does Naruto's name have meaning?

Hatake Kakashi はたけカカシHatake Kakashi

Hatake is farmland, rice fields to be precise. Kakashi is a kind of scarecrow and usually this kind of scarecrow has no face, alas, it turns out that In this way, damn AB. But in Japanese culture, there is a special way to deal with characters without faces, called Khenoheno-Moheji. His face can be seen from his clothes (Ninken wearing).

We need to see Kakashi’s face clearly. Unless AB is crazy, he won’t show it to you even if he kills him. After all, this is the selling point. The less you can get something, the more you want to know it. When you really know and get it, you say: "It's just that." Support AB, he is right, he insists on mysticism, but when Xiaoka is about to die, it is okay to show off a little appropriately.

This is a group of disciples

Uzumaki Naruto Uzumaki means whirlpool. Naruto has two meanings. First, naruto is a Japanese ramen seasoning made with fish sauce. It's sticky, usually off-white with a hint of pink. This is the secret of Naruto's love for ramen. Naruto is also the name of a city in Japan. The city has become a famous tourist spot because of its famous bridge. It is said that from the bridge, you can see the huge squid on the water. The whirlpool is very enjoyable, you can go and see it when you have time.

Uchiha Sasuke うちはサスケUchiha Sasuke

Uchiha comes from "Uchiwa". In Japanese, "は" can mean Ha or Wa. Uchiwa is a Japanese paper fan with a shape of It’s what the Uchiha family crest looks like. Family emblems are popular in Japan. Friends who often play Sengoku games should know that the family crest is written as Kamon in Japanese. Sasuke’s name comes from the legendary ninja Sarutobi Sasuke in Japanese history. ), ★4. The detailed illustrated legend of Japanese Warring States Ninjas---S-level secret original classic (strongly recommended)

Haruno Sakura Haruno Sakura Haruno Sakura

Haruno (Haruno) meaning For the spring wilderness, Sakura cherry blossoms, haha, Aaron Kwok’s fast song PalaPala Sakura made everyone understand that pure cherry blossoms are pink (although there are white and red ones, but pink is the king of cherry blossoms). Japan’s national flower, with The first heroine makes sense, which also explains why Sakura's hair is pink.

Inuzuka Kiba Inuzuka Kiba

Inuzuka Kiba is a traditional Japanese name. Inu represents dog in Japanese, Kiba: (dog, wolf, etc.) fangs, canine teeth, (Poisonous snake's) fangs, root and tip, Inuzuka: the dog's home is the kennel, haha, Wenwen Township is the "dog" male tomb.

Aburame Shino Aburame Shino

Aburame is a kind of fish. Aburamushi is a kind of insect. Shino means bamboo leaf. I strongly doubt that Shino has no eyes, but uses Insects have compound eyes, so they wear sunglasses all the time. This may be the limit of blood inheritance (you can discuss this)

Hyuga Hinata Hyuga HinataHyuga is the name of a city in Japan - Hyuga City (in Southern Japan, can be found on yahoo

map).

hyuga means a place where the sun shines in Japanese. Hinata can be pronounced as Hyuga or Hinata. This is exactly the opposite of MM Hinata who is shy and always hides in the shadow of life. This is also AB’s intention. I hope MM Can shine beautifully like summer sunflowers.

]：Nara Shikamaru Nara Shikamaru Nara is an administrative region in Japan. Nara Prefecture (Nara prefecture) is famous for the deer (Shika) in this area in Japan. As the ancient capital of Japan, Nara also has a famous statue. Of course, the most famous one for the Big Buddha is the deer in Nara Park that like to get close to people, Shika-senbei. The old deer will snatch your lunch, and the young deer will make fun of you. If you don’t take it, Feed it your own snacks and it will push you into the pond.

Shika means deer. Maru, means circle in Japanese, but it is usually used at the end of a boy's name and translated as "maru", such as Bawang Maru, Feiyu Xianwan, etc., which actually means dung ball. , which is similar to the traditional Chinese male name "Goudan". It is easy to make a living - this is not nonsense. Look it up in the dictionary yourself:) Many Japanese ships also use this name, such as Hiyoshi Maru.

Akimichi Choji 秋道チョージAkimichi Choji

Akimichi is a regular Japanese surname. Aki autumn, michi street. Autumn is considered by the Japanese to be the season of reading and picnicking. The slow and long nights of autumn It is used for reading. In autumn, fruits are ripe and fisheries are harvested. It is the season to let go of the stomach and eat. Choji is a good name. It sounds more formal as a Japanese name: Cho comes from butterfly (chou). Many names end with "ji" Ending. Just like "Maru" pill, a name with this root must be a boy. If I have to find a close Chinese name, I think Gou Sheng is more suitable, haha.

Narration: Akamaru: "I never have leftover food, woof woof, protest"

Haha, I am afraid that everyone will read the post boringly, so it is just a joke. This post itself is still a person who studies AB. Setting is a serious research post. I hope everyone understands my painstaking efforts, even the pages of the dictionary have been turned to pieces.

Yamanaka Inoyama中イノYamanaka Ino

Yamanaka is another common Japanese surname. Yama means mountain, Naka means in. Ino means wild boar. So, her name It's a wild boar in the mountains (weird). Her attack method can only be in a straight line. As far as I know, the wild boar can only attack in a straight line. Stupid pig, haha ??Ino can be written as "hai" or (pig) in Japanese Kanji (Kanji). Ino printed this word on the T-Shire during the ninja exam, did you see it? The Japanese zodiac also includes pigs, but the order seems not to be the same as ours. The cultural background of "Ino-Shika-Cho" Ino-Shika-Cho's "Ino-Shika-Cho" combination originated from the ancient Japanese traditional card game Hanafuda, with 48 cards in a pack. Unlike modern poker, it has no numbers, but Based on 12 months, each month has a representative flower painted on the card, 4 cards per month. Different combinations have different meanings, which is a bit like our Chinese Pai Gow. There are different ways to play depending on the number of people. One way is to get the wild boar-deer-butterfly as the final winner. In a word, as a name for the team, it is very cool and exciting.

Hyuga Neji ネジNeji

Neji means rotation in Japanese. There is no other appropriate meaning in the dictionary, and there are no words with similar pronunciations. Neji's special skills are Bagua and acupuncture, both of which come from Chinese Kung Fu. Moreover, Neji is not a formal name in Japan. It means "rotation" and is extended to "Tai Chi". By the way, the Japanese word for Kaiten is Kaiten. Tai Chi is Taijutsu.

Rock Lee ロック リーRock Lee

Who is Xiao Li's prototype? It is the famous Chinese Kung Fu superstar - Bruce Lee. Not only does his moves, style, and English name appear, but his birthday is on November 27th. Maybe this is why I like Bruce Lee so much. Think about what he did before the Chunin exam. Li went to challenge Sasuke, raised his leg high - hovering

- and then pointed at Sasuke with his leg, challenging. It is so handsome. I can't help but miss Brother Long's heroic appearance endlessly. People of our generation, say no It is impossible to worship him, the legend of Chinese Kung Fu.

By the way, he is also Zhou Xingxing’s idol. Do you remember the Shaolin Football goalkeeper?

Tenten TenTen

As for Tiantian, kung fu is a hidden weapon, and the trick implies "dragon". He wears a Chinese cheongsam and a small-breasted top, and his hairstyle is a traditional Chinese bun. Zan, while in Japan, the name Tiantian is usually used to name giant pandas, especially giant pandas born in China, such as Huanhuan, Xiuxiu, etc.

Umino Iruka Umino Iruka Chunin

I wonder if there are not many people with the surname Iruka. This is the information on Weekly Jump. Since it is a serialization of Naruto The magazine should not be written randomly. Umino: Sea (Umi) Wild (No) means XX place, XX field. Iruka is a dolphin, so Iruka’s name means dolphin in the sea. It feels like a bright name, but as I wrote in the post "Kakashi and Kabuto's Fate", because of the appearance of Kisame, I always feel that Iruka's life will be threatened, or in other words, Kirigakure There will be his nemesis in the Hidden Water Village. In the sea, dolphins vs sharks, if you fight alone, you have little chance of winning. If you fight in a group, you should be able to win.

Jounin:

Hatake Kakashi Hatake Kakashi

He is really a popular king. Everyone should know this, why is Kakashi-sensei so popular among fans?

Hatake is farmland, rice fields to be exact. Kakashi is a kind of scarecrow and usually this kind of scarecrow has no face. Alas, it is like this, damn AB. But in Japanese culture, there is a special kind of scarecrow. The method deals with a faceless character called Khenoheno-Moheji. His face can be seen through his clothes (Ninken wearing). We need to see Kakashi's face clearly. Unless AB is crazy, he won't show it to you even if he beats him to death. After all, this is the selling point. The less you can get something, the more you want to know it. When you really know and get it, you say: "It's just that." Support AB, he is right, he insists on mysticism, but when Xiaoka is about to die, it is okay to show off a little appropriately.

Sarutobi Asuma Sarutobi Asuma

As I mentioned before: Sarutobi comes from the legendary ninja Sarutobi Sasuke. Sarutobi The family history is also a legendary ninja family, but in Naruto, apart from borrowing this surname, we are not sure there are other connections, such as the relationship between the third belt and Asuma. His name, Asuma, looks like a regular Japanese name, written as "Yuma" in Japanese kanji. Who knows what it means, is it a smoking horse? Laugh~~

According to the Book of Rin, he graduated at the age of 9 and became a chuunin at the age of 12. His strength is similar to Kakashi (it doesn’t look like him at all). Let’s believe the official setting and give him another chance. .

Yuhi Red Yuuhi Kurenai

Her surname Yuuhi (Yuuhi) means the sun at dusk. Her name Kurenai is deep red, like the sunset glow, a very bright color. Like the color of her eyes, this is the relationship between the character characteristics and the character's name, so it makes sense to introduce so much to everyone.

I am 27 years old this year. I graduated from ninja training at the age of 9. Asuma’s classmate is also in the same Genin team. A tacit understanding of emotions and tactics has been developed since childhood. Damn, this isn’t puppy love.

Iron-blooded KaiマイトガイMaito Gai

Few people know Mr. Gai’s surname. Maito comes from mighty, powerful, powerful and extreme. It is more appropriate to translate it into iron-blooded, animation Gai's self-introduction in it is: Konoha's noble blue beast - Crazy Gai. Gai is not crazy, he is passionate, strong as iron, passionate and sincere, iron-blooded Gai. The name "Gai" comes from the English "guy" "Man, guy, so the meaning of Akai's name is an iron-blooded man.

He is 26 years old, the same age as Kakashi, and a childhood friend, but Kakashi graduated from school at the age of 5 and became a junior high school student at the age of 6. Ninja, Akai didn't graduate until he was 7 years old, and he didn't become a chuunin until he was 11 years old. He has been catching up with the geniuses and never gave up.

It was this kind of perseverance that won Kakashi's respect and recognition, and also won the special friendship between the two. If Kakashi has only one friend left in this world, it's Kai.

Jiraiya

Jiraiya, the name comes from the ancient Japanese story "Jiraiya Goketsu Monogatari" (Jiraiya Goketsu Monogatari). This story was printed and published 30 years ago, and the original Name: Garaiya comes from the ancient Chinese Kaishi. When this story spread to Japan, the protagonist's name became Jiraiya. In Japanese kanji, Jiraiya can also be written as "児雷也". This The story is now being performed in a Kabuki performance. Jiraiya in Naruto is very similar to Jiraiya in Kabuki, both in appearance and in the way he speaks. It can be said that the inspiration comes from this.

In Jiraiya’s story, Tsunade is his wife and is good at snail magic. Later, one of Jiraiya’s apprentices learned the snake magic and used snake venom to harm Jiraiya and his wife. There was a wonderful battle. Later, the couple was poisoned. Another apprentice who had been saved by Jiraiya repaid the favor

He saved the couple. What happened next is unknown. The author is in Osaka. Suicide, the story has no end. The oil "Abura" on Jiraiya's head is not because he is a slick middle-aged man, but because he is Gama Sennin. In his own words, he is called Miao

The white-haired boy of Mount Kiyama, the toad sage Jiraiya.

In Japan, Gama no Abura oil is used to make medicine. It is said to be effective in treating scalds, burns and sword wounds.

Tsunade

In Jiraiya's myth, Tsunade is his wife, a beautiful woman who is good at snail tricks. But the myth doesn't say anything about the size of her breasts. The painting is so amazing. It's purely AB's personal preference. What a burden it is when fighting.

Orochimaru Orochimaru

In Jiraiya’s story, this name is the enemy of Jiraiya and Tsunade. It was he who almost bit the couple to death with a highly venomous snake.

Of course Orochi is a huge snake as its name suggests. In Japanese, Daija is usually used to refer to Orochi. So for Orochimaru, summoning ten thousand snakes is a smooth process.

When I heard the name of the Orochi for the first time, my first reaction was Yamata-no-Orochi. Yamata-no-Orochi is a legendary serpent with 8 heads. Haha, I play King of Fighters so I checked the relevant information. Yamata means eight branches. This snake is the star character of Japanese mythology (Nihon Shinwa). It has countless myths, legends and stories, because he is related to the god who founded Japan, and this god is Japan. The most NB god - Amaterasu-Oomikami. That is their sun god.

To put it simply, Yamata-no-Orochi is about Susanoono-Mikoto, who is the younger brother of Amaterasu. His conduct is corrupt and he lives in Takamagahara, a place similar to heaven and divine realm. ) did all the bad things. He was expelled from the realm of God. When he left, he met an old couple and their daughter Kushiinada-Hime. The family was crying sadly about their eight daughters, one after another over the years. was snatched away by an evil snake, and now only one daughter remains. Susano-ono-mikoto swore to kill the snake, but in return, he would marry his daughter to him (what a beast that takes advantage of others). He asked the old couple to prepare wine (Sake), and when they were drunk, they borrowed Jiu Jin killed the big snake. When he cut off the snake's tail, a sword appeared. This was the legendary Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi. This sword belonged to his sister (Amaterasu-Oomikami) and was the legendary sword. One of the three sacred artifacts (Sanshu-no-Jingi). Later, it became famous all over the world because of its use by Yamato-Takeru-no-mikoto.

Uchiha Itachi うちはイタチUchiha Itachi

(Everyone asks me what kind of animal it is, it is the one above. This is a kind of itachi, and it is also the most beautiful one. , the weasel is also a kind of weasel, called a weasel. Now I will show you a more special weasel - the long-tailed weasel, which is relatively rare. I guess you will never have the chance to see the real one)

Itachi is the weasel. This kind of animal. In Japan, this kind of animal is considered to have some kind of magical power. Legend has it that when you see Itachi or hear his voice, bad luck will befall you. Moreover, it is said that once someone walks on Itachi's usual route, Itachi will never walk that path again.

In ancient Japan, the weasel was a mysterious animal that could bring bad luck.

]：Gama Bunta

Gama means toad. Bunta is the name of a famous Japanese actor who plays in a series of film and television works

Gangster Yakuza. His name is Sugawara Bunta.

Listen carefully to Bunta's pronunciation, which is different from other voice actors. Because he speaks Hiroshima dialect. There is a movie, Ninyi 无き戦い(Jinginaki Tatakai), in this movie, Sugawara Bunta is the protagonist, and he speaks Hiroshima dialect. Most of Naruto's voice actors have Tokyo accent, except Bunta's voice actor. Although I don’t quite understand it, most of the Hiroshima pronunciation ends with “じゃけん(jaken)”. And Bunta’s clothes are also traditional Japanese Yakuza clothes. There is a bandage around the waist, a knife stuck in it, and the top is a bit short, like a kimono. Meaning, the "shrimp" behind it represents "frog".

Naruto called Bunta "Oyabun", which is usually used in Japanese gangster movies, meaning boss. Haha, if you have a boss, you will There is a younger brother "Kobun", Oya means parents, and Ko means children. Toadji calls Bunta "Oyaji"

Ape King. Ape Demon Enko-O Enma

It doesn’t mean anything, it’s purely a reference to Chinese culture.

Kyubi no Youko, the nine-tailed demon fox

(This is the real version of Kyubi, an African sand fox with an extremely cruel temperament)

Kyuubi (kyubi) in Japanese kanji literally means the nine-tailed demon fox (youko).

Kyuubi is a monster that has appeared many times in ancient Chinese, Korean, and Japanese literary works. Now let’s talk about Kyuubi’s cultural background in Japan. The legend of a demon fox transforming into a beautiful woman and traveling to various countries to cause the destruction of dynasties has appeared in "Ushio and Tora", and it is also closely related to the protagonist Xiaoshio's mother...

]: Gaara Gaara Luo Gaara

The anime and manga have already introduced it very clearly. Shura who only loves himself-Ware wo Aisuru Shura (Ware wo Aisuru Shura) Shura (Shura) is also called Ashura (Ashura). The bad god is cruel, violent and prone to killing. He is the god of war. Everyone knows this. He is also a famous character who often appears in anime and manga. For example, King Shura in Sky Wars: Ippei is a positive character.

Luo means net in Japanese. Speaking of Luo, I think of Rashomon. There was such a real gate in the original Kyoto, which was said to be the gate through which devils disappear. Destroyed by war.

Kankuro カンクロウKankuro

Kankuro is also derived from Japanese kabuki, and is a very famous character. This is why his face is so colorful. In Kabuki, his name represents crow, just like Tama represents cat and Pochi represents dog.

His puppet Karasu means crow in Japanese.

Temari Temari

Temari originated from a game or traditional Japanese toy, which is a string ball. Temari was originally a ball played by children, but now it has become a Art is painting on the surface of the ball. Usually this kind of ball is a favorite of girls, just like little boys in China don't play jumping rubber bands.

Shukaku Shukaku

Shukaku

Shukaku (しゅかく, Shukaku)

It is the mythical "Bunbuku Chagama" )". Shukaku is a monk (sou).

This story is about a tea cauldron (Chagama, teapot) discovered by Shukaku. This teapot is always filled with hot water, but the temperature is based on the owner's performance And the divine pot of change.

Shukaki, along with the teapot, are also considered Tanuki no Keshin.

tanuki is actually a dog, a wild dog that looks like a tanuki. .

Shukaku actually existed in history, but he was deified here.

白白Haku

It has no special meaning. AB’s setting means that Haku is as pure and innocent as the snow in his hometown, but also easy to melt like snow. It is the name of a tragic character.

Zabuza Zabuza

In Japanese, the similar word ざぶざぶZabuzabu is used to describe the sound of rushing water. Zabuza is good at water escape (Suiton jutsu), I guess this is AB's Set origin.

The pronunciation of Zabuza is Futatabi Kirazu, and his sword is called: Kubukiri-bouchou, which means beheading sword.

Just by looking at the name, you can tell that this guy has long been set by AB to die young, but his opponent is Kakashi, the majestic Kirigakure 7 swords. , which can be regarded as a terrible life and a worthy death.

Kisame Kisame

This guy is what I consider to be the ugliest man in Hokage, and I make fun of him in many of E’s posts.

The meaning of the name is the literal explanation: Devil Shark, also looks like a shark face, non-human, probably the fishman tribe in OnePiece.

"Kisame" also means a scene: thick fog condenses on the leaves and trunks, and then condenses into water and falls like rain. It is written as "tree rain" in Japanese kanji. Looking at it this way, it is estimated that this kid will have many ruthless moves in the future. After all, he is a ruthless character in Akatsuki.

Yakushi Kabuto Yakushi Kabuto

Yakushi Kabuto is derived from a god: Yaskushi Nyorai (Yaskushi Nyorai) is the King of Medicine God. There are them in China, Japan and South Korea. Of course, they They all learned it from us.

Kabuto is a kabuto, an ancient Japanese samurai helmet. But I think his name sounds very close to Tori-Kabuto. This is a plant called Aconitum. The roots contain an alkaloid that is highly toxic. Although I dare not say that it will seal your throat when you see blood, it is very poisonous. Fierce. This explanation is more appropriate.

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Sakon Sakon

Like Ukon Ukon, it represents a direction. In ancient Japan, there were Sakon generals, Sakon generals, Ukon prime ministers, etc., just like our ancient Chinese left generals and right prime ministers.

Jirobo

Jirobo appears in many Japanese stories, but I don’t know who their Taro is. Jirobo's name comes from the Tengu (Tengu), a violent mythical beast known for its loyal protection of sacred places.

Kidomaru

It is completely literal and has no cultural background.

Tayuya

Usually words that end with "also" are boys. It's strange that this is a girl. I don't care about him. There is a kind of job, Tayuyaka, which must be completed slowly but very surely. Maybe AB set her to kill the opponent like this.

Red Copper Armor Akato Yoroi

The sound ninja infiltrated Konoha's undercover. The surname Akado may come from Akado Suzunosuke, an outstanding young swordsman in Japanese film and television works. He was very popular in the 1970s. Yoroi is armor (Yoroi).

剣ミスミTsurugi Misumi

剣 (turugi or ken) is a sword, and ミスミ can be written as three corners, a triangle, or a completely different meaning.

Misumi is the suffix of any person's name, city name or plant name.

A group of 3 sound ninjas:

Zaku Abumi

Zaku comes from Zakuzaku, the sound of feet stepping on sand or snow or the location of treasures The symbol.

Abumi means stirrup in Japanese, which is the thing on the horse.

金土キン ツチ Kin Tsuchi

There are many Kin in Japanese, and the most suitable word is Qin or gold.

Tsuchi means mallet, which can also be translated as "earth". If we say Tsuchi to naru (Tsuchi to naru), it means death.

In a simple word, she Its name is the hammer, like the one used to play the dulcimer. Calling her Jintu is purely my personal habit.

Dosu Kinuta キヌタDosu Kinuta

Dosu represents harshness.

Kinuta comes from the incus (Kinuta-Kotsu). This is the small bone inside the ear, its function is to transmit the sound from the ear drum inward. In fact, it was the ear bone of Xiao Li that was damaged by his attack.

Kimimaro Kimimaro

Whether it looks like it or sounds like it, this is a relatively noble name.

Jun (kimi) means the same as the Chinese character.

Maro (maro) represents "I" in ancient Japan (Heian era). The emperor calls himself, just like me in China, lonely, widowed. But it can be used to refer to men, women, old and young, superiority and inferiority. Moreover, Maro can be a nickname for a little boy. In short, Maro was very popular during the Heian period. For most people, when they first hear this name, they will feel very noble.

Everyone has noticed his super thick eyebrows after his transformation. In fact, before his transformation, his eyebrows had allusions and sayings.

The oval-shaped eyebrows were the eyebrow shape of nobles in the Heian period, and people became Maro mayu. The Kaguya clan is indeed extraordinary, and Kimimaro deserves to be the strongest warrior of Orochi.

Kimimaro is a very elegant and feminine name. A tanned sunny boy would not have such a name at all. People with this name are usually gentle, quiet and respectful.