Utahiko
Japanese · Not verified · 4 syllables
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About the name Utahiko
Utahiko is a Japanese given name combining "uta" (歌, song) or "uta" (詩, poetry) with "hiko" (彦, boy/prince), meaning "song boy" or "poetry prince" with roots in classical Japanese naming conventions.
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Etymology
Utahiko is a Japanese given name combining "uta" (歌, song) or "uta" (詩, poetry) with "hiko" (彦, boy/prince), meaning "song boy" or "poetry prince" with roots in classical Japanese naming conventions. The name is used in Japanese culture and has historical significance in Japanese nobility and literature, though it is not tied to any particular religion.
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