Kyutaro - Japanese Boy Names

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Kyutaro

/kjuːˈtɑːroʊ/

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Meaning

Nine or salvation (kyu) and son or firstborn (taro)

Represents hope, resilience, and the significance of lineage; 'taro' as a common suffix denotes the first son, while 'kyu' can symbolize completeness or divine intervention.

Symbolism

Embodies continuity of family, spiritual protection, and the aspiration for a blessed future. The number nine is often associated with endurance and longevity in East Asian cultures.

Etymology: Derived from Japanese 'kyu' (九), meaning 'nine', or alternatively 'kyu' (救) meaning 'rescue' or 'salvation', combined with 'taro' (太郎), a common masculine name suffix meaning 'first son'. The name likely originates from historical naming conventions where numbers or virtues were paired with generational suffixes.

Style & Origin

traditional

unique

japanese

Cultural Background

Rooted in Japanese naming traditions, Kyutaro reflects the cultural practice of combining meaningful

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