It is written with two Kanji characters - Tuki and Moto
Tuki means the Moon. Moto means the biginig; the origin; the source.
So,
The Origin; The Biginig; The Source of the Moon.
Of course, "Moto" has a meaning called 'a book', too. However, the meaning does not suit a name.
arashinokoto wrote:
tsukimoto is his surname.. like the other character hoshino.. one being the moon (=tsuki) while the other is the star (=hoshi).. what i can tell you is that tsuki means moon and moto.. well, i don't know what moto means.. it's only used in people's surnames and place names i guess..
by the way, thanks arnel for finding out my name.. rule or power..? wow.. that's difficult.. :sweat:
Thnx everyone for your input. I didn't know it was a surname. But the name still sounds cool regardless. :hehe:
100C wrote:
So, What about o‰hŒá. :)
This is pronounced as 'de-ei-go'.
o: appear,come,forth;leave,depart
‰h: prosper,flourish,thrive;flower;shine;look attractive
·: · is the character well attached to the last of a boy's name.
@@The last of SMAP's Shingo Katori's(ŽæTŒá) first name is also Œá.
Its funny people outside of JPN wants to "japanize" their name into kanji, and the style that is popular nowadays is to have their name written in Hiragana or katakana. I guess the grass is always greener on the other side...
amrayu wrote:ive also heard that Kaneshiro Takeshi was half Okinawan, not sure if this is true or not. but okinawans say his last name is VERY okinawan.
his kanji does look VERY okinawan indeed. I would not be surprised ifhe is. half okinawan and half HK (am i right?), dude is pretty hush hush with his private life, kinda like K reeves.
Hmm..maybe he wishes he's related to her.. :naughty:
amrayu wrote:wow, you do have a VERY okinawan name
Aho told me he's from Okinawa.. :mrgreen: Isn't right Aho, I mean Kiyoshi?
My real name is Bonita which means beautiful in Spanish..so..this means if I write my name in kanji that would be "bi"??? :crazy: (um..my comp doesn't support kanji character and my Japanese is lousy)
Aho told me he's from Okinawa.. :mrgreen: Isn't right Aho, I mean Kiyoshi?
My real name is Bonita which means beautiful in Spanish..so..this means if I write my name in kanji that would be "bi"??? :crazy: (um..my comp doesn't support kanji character and my Japanese is lousy)
yah he is from okinawa, but born and raised in hawaii right??
theres just some last names that stick out, and you can tell where they are from just from their last name. and his is one of them.
:P
niko2x wrote:his kanji does look VERY okinawan indeed. I would not be surprised ifhe is. half okinawan and half HK (am i right?), dude is pretty hush hush with his private life, kinda like K reeves.
I think he's half-Taiwanese, actually. Grew up there, too. Don't know about his Japanese side...
amrayu wrote:wow, you do have a VERY okinawan name.
:mrgreen: And good looking!!!!! :hehe: :beaten:
amaryu wrote:niko: i've met people with last names that you mentioned..lol
kinjo, miyagi, shimabukuro
I've been introduced to Jake Shimabukuro. He plays the "uk" in Hawaii (ukulele) and is well known. He is also gaining popularity in Japan as well. The CEO of Sony Japan is pushing Jake and getting him all kinds of exposure.... He's a very nice guy
ahochaude wrote:I've been introduced to Jake Shimabukuro. He plays the "uk" in Hawaii (ukulele) and is well known. He is also gaining popularity in Japan as well. The CEO of Sony Japan is pushing Jake and getting him all kinds of exposure.... He's a very nice guy
wow, jake is pretty famous in HI, and starting to surface in okinawa as well with the ukelele. And of course he is related to shimabukuro hiroko (hiro) of speed! (JK)
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