Meaning
Eighth son
The Story Behind Yajūrō
Yajūrō is a traditional Japanese male name. The 'ya' (八) character means 'eight', and 'jūrō' (十郎) is a common suffix for male names, often indicating a son, particularly the tenth son, or simply a man. When combined, it traditionally referred to the eighth son in a family, though over time, like many numerical names, it could be given without strict adherence to birth order. It reflects a naming convention common in feudal Japan where birth order or other descriptive elements were incorporated into names.
Popularity & Trends
Is Yajūrō Right for Your Baby?
Yajūrō is a Traditional, Earthy name for boys that suits parents looking for something unique and distinctive. Most people will pronounce it correctly on the first try.
Regions Where Yajūrō Is Used
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Frequently Asked Questions About Yajūrō
What does Yajūrō mean?
Yajūrō means "Eighth son".
What is the origin of Yajūrō?
Yajūrō originates from Japanese.
Is Yajūrō a male or female name?
Yajūrō is a male name.
How do you pronounce Yajūrō?
Yajūrō is pronounced "yah-JOO-roh".
What language does Yajūrō come from?
Yajūrō comes from Japanese.
Is Yajūrō a popular name?
Yajūrō is considered a very rare name, and its popularity trend is rare.
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