Kentarō
健太郎Ken-ta-ro · /kɛn.ta.ɾoː/
MasculineJapaneseEast AsianRegional
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Meaning
healthy, robust first son
Legacy
Kentarō is a common given name in Japan, frequently ending with 'tarō', a traditional suffix for the eldest son.
Known for
Kentarō is a common masculine name in Japan, often associated with a healthy first-born son, but less known outside Japanese culture.
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The images that carry it
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The flexing bicep represents 'robustness' and 'health', key elements in the name's meaning.
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The tree signifies growth and strength, embodying the 'healthy' and 'robust' aspects of the name.
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The gold medal symbolizes being 'first' or 'eldest', reflecting the 'tarō' suffix often associated with first sons.
What it asks of you
Moral
Protect the well-being of others.
Character
Embodies vibrant strength and vitality.
Mindset
Approaches challenges with vigor.
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Alternate spellingsKintarō
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