Fumitake
Japanese · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Fumitake
Fumitake (史武) combines the kanji 史 (fumi, meaning "history" or "records") and 武 (take, meaning "warrior" or "martial"), linguistically rooting it in Classical Japanese.
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Etymology
Fumitake (史武) combines the kanji 史 (fumi, meaning "history" or "records") and 武 (take, meaning "warrior" or "martial"), linguistically rooting it in Classical Japanese. The name is used primarily in Japan and reflects traditional Japanese naming conventions that combine meaningful kanji characters; it gained some prominence in the 20th century but remains relatively uncommon.
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