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Kanjis containing the meaning of "Metallurgy " are below. The following list contains these kanjis.
- 冶(30)
- 鋼(22)
- 鉱(17)
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69 First Names
Kouki(Koki)
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鉱樹鉱 means "mineral, ore." 樹 means "tree, wood, timber." 416 more vars
Kouki(Koki)
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鉱稀鉱 means "mineral, ore." 稀 means "rare, unusual, uncommon." 416 more vars
Kouki(Koki)
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鉱綺鉱 means "mineral, ore." 綺 means "beautiful, clean." 416 more vars
Kouki(Koki)
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鉱貴鉱 means "mineral, ore." 貴 means "precious, valuable, honorable." 416 more vars
Kouki(Koki)
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鋼毅鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 毅 means "perseverance, fortitude, determination." 416 more vars
Kouki(Koki)
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鋼輝鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 輝 means "radiance, brilliance." 416 more vars
Kousei(Kosei)
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鉱星鉱 means "mineral, ore." 星 means "star." 263 more vars
Kousei(Kosei)
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鉱聖鉱 means "mineral, ore." 聖 means "holy, sacred." 263 more vars
Kousei(Kosei)
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鉱成鉱 means "mineral, ore." 成 means "to become, to accomplish, to succeed." 263 more vars
Kouji(Koji)
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鋼児鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 児 means "child, young of animals." 253 more vars
Kouji(Koji)
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鋼次鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 次 means "next, following." 253 more vars
Kouji(Koji)
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鋼治鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 治 means "govern, manage, cure." 253 more vars
Kouji(Koji)
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鋼路鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 路 means "road, path, route." 253 more vars
Kouji(Koji)
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鋼二鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 二 means "two, second." 253 more vars
Kousuke(Kosuke)
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鉱介鉱 means "mineral, ore." 介 means "intermediary, mediate, shellfish." 248 more vars
Kousuke(Kosuke)
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鉱佑鉱 means "mineral, ore." 佑 means "assistance, help, aid." 248 more vars
Kousuke(Kosuke)
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鋼友鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 友 means "friend, companion." 248 more vars
Kouta(Kota)
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鋼大鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 大 means "big, large, great." 176 more vars
Kouta(Kota)
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鋼太鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 太 means "thick, fat, big." 176 more vars
Kouta(Kota)
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鉱太鉱 means "mineral, ore." 太 means "thick, fat, big." 176 more vars
Koutarou(Kotaro, Koutaroh)
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鉱太郎鉱 means "mineral, ore." 太 means "thick, fat, big." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 132 more vars
Koutarou(Kotaro, Koutaroh)
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鋼太朗鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 太 means "thick, fat, big." 朗 means "bright, clear, serene." 132 more vars
Koutarou(Kotaro, Koutaroh)
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鋼太郎鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 太 means "thick, fat, big." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 132 more vars
Kouga(Koga)
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鉱我鉱 means "mineral, ore." 我 means "ego, self, i." 121 more vars
Kouga(Koga)
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鋼牙鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 牙 means "fang, tusk, tusk of an elephant or boar." 121 more vars
Mahiro
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麻鉱麻 means "hemp, flax, linen." 鉱 means "mineral, ore." 116 more vars
Seiji
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誠冶誠 means "sincerity, honesty, truthfulness." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 113 more vars
Kouya(Koya, Kohya)
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昊冶昊 means "sky, firmament." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 111 more vars
Koushirou(Koshiro, Koushiroh)
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鉱始郎鉱 means "mineral, ore." 始 means "begin, start." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 94 more vars
Koushirou(Koshiro, Koushiroh)
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鋼始郎鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 始 means "begin, start." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 94 more vars
Koushirou(Koshiro, Koushiroh)
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鋼志郎鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 志 means "aspiration, ambition, goal." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 94 more vars
Touya(Toya)
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冬冶冬 means "winter, cold season." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 87 more vars
Koushi(Koshi, Kohshi)
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鋼司鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 司 means "administer, manage, control." 76 more vars
Koushi(Koshi, Kohshi)
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鋼志鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 志 means "aspiration, ambition, goal." 76 more vars
Kouhei(Kohei)
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鉱平鉱 means "mineral, ore." 平 means "flat, even, level." 73 more vars
Kouhei(Kohei)
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鋼兵鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 兵 means "soldier, warrior, military personnel." 73 more vars
Masaya
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政冶政 means "government, politics." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 69 more vars
Kou(Kō)
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鋼鋼 means "steel, iron, hardened metal." 68 more vars
Ryouya(Ryoya)
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崚冶崚 means "steep mountain." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 67 more vars
Seiya
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征冶征 means "conquest, subjugation, expedition." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 66 more vars
Touji(Toji)
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堂冶堂 means "hall, temple, shrine." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 65 more vars
Kouichi(Koichi, Kōichi)
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鉱一鉱 means "mineral, ore." 一 means "one, single, alone." 62 more vars
Eiji
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衛冶衛 means "defense, protection, safeguard." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 62 more vars
Syuuya(Shuya, Shuuya)
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周冶周 means "circumference, lap, perimeter." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 53 more vars
Syuuya(Shuya, Shuuya)
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柊冶柊 means "holly, ilex." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 53 more vars
Yasushi
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冶須志冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 須 means "must, necessary, required." 志 means "aspiration, ambition, goal." 52 more vars
Syun'Ya(Shunya, Shun'ya)
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旬冶旬 means "season, period of ten days." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 49 more vars
Syouya(Shoya, Shouya)
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匠冶匠 means "artisan, craftsman, master of a trade." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 47 more vars
Junji
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潤冶潤 means "moisture, wetness, richness." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 44 more vars
Takuya
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拓冶拓 means "pioneering, opening up." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 38 more vars
Kouichirou(Koichiro)
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鉱一郎鉱 means "mineral, ore." 一 means "one, single, alone." 郎 means "young man, son-in-law." 37 more vars
Souya
霜冶霜 means "frost, hoarfrost." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 30 more vars
Souya
奏冶奏 means "play music, perform, report, petition." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 30 more vars
Souya
颯冶颯 means "brisk, swift, quick." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 30 more vars
Souya
蒼冶蒼 means "blue, pale, unripe." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 30 more vars
Souya
壮冶壮 means "majestic, robust, heroic." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 30 more vars
Sakuya
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咲冶咲 means "bloom, blossom, flourish." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 28 more vars
Sakuya
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朔冶朔 means "new moon, beginning of the lunar month." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 28 more vars
Fuuto
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楓冶楓 means "maple." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 24 more vars
Mikiya
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実樹冶実 means "fruit, reality, truth, actuality." 樹 means "tree, wood, timber." 冶 means "metallurgy, smelting." 20 more vars
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