Given name · Japanese
紫陽花
“gathering”·“pure indigo”
紫陽花 (Ajisai) is a feminine given name from Old Japanese, ultimately from Chinese. It is used in Japanese.
JapaneseWritten in Chinese characters script. In English: Haruka.
Meaning & origin
What it means
紫陽花 is built from elements meaning “gathering” and “pure indigo”.
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Where it comes from
紫陽花 comes from Old Japanese, and ultimately from Chinese.
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紫陽花’s family of names
In Japanese usage, 紫陽花 can be written in the Roman alphabet as HARUKA. In Japanese usage, 紫陽花 can be written in the Roman alphabet as Ajisai. In Japanese usage, 紫陽花 can be written in the Roman alphabet as SHIYOKA.
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