Chōbyō

Chōbyō is a Japanese name, though it is exceedingly rare as a given name. The name is primarily known through historical and literary contexts, particularly associated with a character in the classic Japanese novel 'The Tale of Genji' (源氏物語, Genji Monogatari). In this context, it refers to a dance or a type of butterfly. As a personal name, its usage is almost non-existent in modern Japan, making it a highly unusual choice. Its meaning directly relates to the word for 'butterfly' (蝶, chō) often combined with 'long' (長, chō) or other kanji to form the name.