Tarō
太郎Tah-roh · /ta.ɾoː/
MasculineJapaneseEast AsianRegional
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Meaning
eldest son
Legacy
Tarō is a common suffix in Japanese folklore, often appearing in names like Urashima Tarō or Kintarō, signifying a prominent male character.
Known for
Tarō is a quintessential first son's name, deeply rooted in Japanese tradition and still recognized, but less common globally than modern alternatives.
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The images that carry it
👦
This emoji represents a young boy, connecting to Tarō's traditional use as a name for a first-born son, often implying youth and the beginning of a lineage.
📜
This emoji evokes ancient scrolls and tradition, reflecting Tarō's deep roots in Japanese history, folklore, and naming customs for eldest sons.
⛰️
This emoji symbolizes steadfastness and grounding, aligning with the sense of responsibility and foundational role that an eldest son, or 'Tarō', traditionally holds within a family.
What it asks of you
Moral
You are called to uphold your responsibilities to family.
Character
It embodies a foundational and reliable presence.
Mindset
It fosters an orientation toward tradition and heritage.
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