The meaning of the character names in Naruto

Uzumaki Naruto: UZUMAKI NARUTO

UZUMAKI means whirlpool

NARUTO has two meanings. First, NARUTO is a Japanese ramen seasoning made from fish sauce. It is sticky and usually off-white with a touch of pink. color. This is why Naruto's favorite ramen, Naboxin Sangki ARUTO, is also the name of a city in Japan. This city has become a famous tourist spot because of its famous bridge. It is said that it is very enjoyable to see the huge whirlpool on the water from the bridge. Everyone has Sora can go and have a look.

Uchiha Sasuke: Uchiha Sasuke (UCHIHA SASUKE)

UCHIHA comes from "UCHIWA". It is a Japanese paper fan, and its shape is the shape of the Uchiha family crest. Family emblems are popular in Japan. Friends who often play Sengoku games should know that the family crest is written as KAMON in Japanese.

SASUKE's name comes from the legendary ninja in Japanese history - SARUTOBI SASUKE. The information about this legendary ninja is introduced below.

Haruno Sakura: Haruno サクラ (HARUNO SAKURA)

Haruno (HARUNO) means spring wilderness.

SAKURA cherry blossoms, pure cherry blossoms are pink (although there are white and red ones, but pink is the king of cherry blossoms) Japan’s national flower, it makes sense to match the first heroine, this also explains Why is Sakura's hair pink?

Inuzuka Kiba: Inuzuka KIBA (INUZUKA KIBA)

Inuzuka Kiba is a traditional Japanese regular name. INU means dog in Japanese.

KIBA: (dog, wolf, etc.) fangs, fangs, (venomous snakes) fangs, tooth roots, tips, Inuzuka: the dog’s home is the kennel, haha, Wenwen Township is "dog "Xiong Tomb.

Aburame Shino: Aburame SHINO (ABURAME SHINO)

ABURAME is a kind of fish. ABURAMUSHI is a kind of bug.

SHINO means bamboo leaf. I very much doubt that Shino has no eyes, but has insect compound eyes, so he wears sunglasses all the time. It may be the blood inheritance limit.

Hyuga Hinata: HYUGA HINATA

HYUGA is the name of a city in southern Japan - Hyuga City. HYUGA means a place where the sun shines in Japanese. This is exactly the opposite of Hinata's shyness, which always hides in the shadow of life. This is probably Kishimoto's intention. I hope that MM can shine as brightly as the sunflowers in summer. Hinata can be pronounced HYUGA or HINATA.

Nara Shikamaru: Nara SHIKAMARU (NARA SHIKAMARU)

NARA is an administrative region in Japan. Nara Prefecture (NARA PREFECTURE) is famous in Japan for the deer (SHIKA) in this area. As the ancient capital of Japan, Nara also has a famous Giant Buddha. Of course, the most famous one is the deer in Nara Park (NARA PARK) that like to get close to people. Deerせんべい（SHIKA－SENBEI）. Old deer will snatch your lunch, and young deer will make fun of you. If you don't feed it with your own snacks, it will push you into the pond.

SHIKA means deer. MARU means circle in Japanese, but it is usually used at the end of a boy's name and is translated as "maru", such as Bawangwan, Feiyuxianwan, etc. It actually means dung ball, which is similar to the traditional Chinese male name "Goudan". It's a good place to make a living - this is no nonsense. Look it up in the dictionary yourself :) Many Japanese ships also use this name such as Hiyoshi Maru.

Akimichi Choji: Akimichi チョージ (AKIMICHI CHOJI)

AKIMICHI is a conventional Japanese surname.

AKI autumn, MICHI street. Autumn is considered by the Japanese to be the season for reading and picnicking. The slow long nights of autumn are used for reading. In autumn, the fruits are ripe and the fisheries are harvested. It is the season to let go of the stomach and eat. Choji is a good name, and it sounds more formal as a Japanese name.

CHO comes from butterfly (CHOU). Many names end in "JI". Just like the "MARU" pill, a name with this root must be a boy. If I have to find a close Chinese name, I think Gou Sheng is more suitable, haha.

Narration: Akamaru: "I never leave food, woof, woof, protest"

Yamanaka Ino: Yamanaka INO (YAMANAKA INO)

YAMANAKA Yamanaka is another Common surnames in Japan. YAMA means mountain and NAKA means middle.

INO means wild boar. So, her name is Wild Boar of the Mountains (weird). Her attack method can only be in a straight line. As far as I know, the wild boar can only attack in a straight line. Stupid pig, haha. INO can be written as "hai" or (pig) in Japanese Kanji (KANJI). During the Chunin Exam, Ino printed this word on T-SHIRE. Did you see it? The Japanese zodiac also includes pigs, but the order seems not to be the same as ours.

Hyuga Neji: HYUGA NEJI

NEJI means rotation in Japanese. There is no other appropriate meaning in the dictionary, and there are no words with similar pronunciations. Neji's special skills are Bagua and acupuncture, both of which come from Chinese Kung Fu. Moreover, NEJI is not a formal name in Japan. It means "rotation" and is extended to "Tai Chi".

By the way, the Japanese word for Kaiten is KAITEN, and Tai Chi is TAIJUTSU.

Rock Lee: ロック リー（ROCK LEE）

Who is Xiao Li’s prototype? It is the famous Chinese Kung Fu superstar - BRUCE LEE. Not only his moves, style, and English name are similar, but his birthday is also on the 11th. Maybe this is the reason why I particularly like Bruce Lee. Think about it before the chunin exam, Xiao Li went to challenge Sasuke, raised his leg high - hovering - and then pointed at Sasuke with his leg, challenging, it is really handsome, I can't help but miss Long Brother's heroic appearance endlessly, our generation, say It's impossible not to admire him, the legend of Chinese Kung Fu!

BY THE WAY, he is also Zhou Xingxing’s idol. Do you still remember the Shaolin Football goalkeeper?

Tiantian: TENTEN (TENTEN)

Tiantian, kung fu is a hidden weapon, the trick implies "dragon", wears a Chinese cheongsam and a small-breasted top, and has a traditional Chinese hairstyle In Japan, the name Tiantian is usually used to name giant pandas, especially giant pandas born in China, such as Huanhuan, Xiuxiu, etc.

It is impossible for any comics with kung fu descriptions to avoid our country in China. Shaolin is the only martial arts in the world. This is not a boast.

This group is undoubtedly a group with a Chinese cultural background and has a close relationship with us. It's not just about dressing up. And the origin of the name.

*Konoha Chunin, Jonin, Special Jonin:

Umino Iruka: UMINO IRUKA

I want to know Iru I'm afraid there are not many people with the surname Ka. This is the information on WEEKLY JUMP. Since it is a magazine that serializes Naruto, it should not be written randomly.

UMINO: UMI (NO) means XX place and XX field.

IRUKA is a dolphin, so Iruka’s name means dolphin in the sea. It feels like a bright name, but because of Kisame's appearance, I always feel that Iruka's life will be threatened, or that Kirigakure and Mizugakure will have his nemesis.

In the sea, dolphins VS sharks, there is little chance of winning in a one-on-one fight. You should be able to win in a group fight.

Hatake Kakashi: はたけ カカシ (HATAKE KAKASHI)

He is really a popular king. Everyone should know this, why is Kakashi-sensei so popular among fans?

HATAKE is farmland, rice fields to be precise.

KAKASHI is a kind of scarecrow, and usually this kind of scarecrow has no face. Alas, it is indeed like this, damn Kishimoto. But in Japanese culture, there is a special way to deal with faceless characters, called KHENOHENO-MOHEJI. His face can be seen in his clothes (NINKEN WEARING).

We need to see Kakashi’s face clearly. Unless Kishimoto is crazy, he will not show it to you even if he is killed. After all, this is the selling point. The less you can get something, the more you want to know it. When you really know and get it, you say: "It's just that." I support Kishimoto, he is right, he insists on mysticism, but when he is about to die, it is okay to show off a little appropriately.

Sarutobi Asuma: Sarutobi ASUMA

As I mentioned before: Sarutobi comes from the legendary ninja-Sarutobi Sasuke SASUKE). The Sarutobi family is also a legendary ninja family in history, but in Naruto, in addition to borrowing this surname, we are not sure there are other connections, such as the relationship between the third belt and Asuma.

ASUMA Asuma looks like a regular Japanese name, written as "Yuma" in Japanese kanji. Who knows what it means, is it a horse that can smoke? Laugh~

According to the Book of Rin, he graduated at the age of 9 and became a chuunin at the age of 12. His strength is similar to Kakashi (it doesn’t look like it at all). Let’s believe the official setting and give him another chance.

YUUHI KURENAI: YUUHI KURENAI

YUUHI is the evening sun.

The name KURENAI is deep red, like the fire clouds at sunset, a very bright color, just like the color of her eyes. This is the relationship between the character characteristics and the character name, so I will introduce so much to everyone. is meaningful.

I am 27 years old this year. I graduated from ninja training at the age of 9. Asuma’s classmate is also in the same team (GENIN TEAM). The tacit understanding of emotions and tactics is cultivated from the shape. Damn, this isn’t puppy love.

Iron-blooded Kai: MAITO GAI (MAITO GAI)

Few people know Mr. Akai’s surname. MAITO comes from MIGHTY, powerful, powerful and extreme, which is translated as iron-blooded. Appropriately, Akai's self-introduction in the animation is: Konoha's noble blue beast - Crazy Akai. Akai is not crazy, he is passionate, strong as iron, passionate and sincere, iron-blooded Kai.

The name "GAI" comes from the English "GUY", guy, so the meaning of Akai's name is an iron-blooded man.

I am 26 years old this year. I am the same age as Kakashi and a childhood friend. However, Kakashi graduated as a chuunin at the age of 5 and 6, while Akai graduated at the age of 7 and became a chuunin at the age of 11. Follow the footsteps of genius and never give up. It was this kind of perseverance that won Kakashi's respect and recognition, and also won the special friendship between the two. If Kakashi has only one friend left in this world, it would be Akai