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Inami 稲見 – Japanese surname
Inami (稲見) is read いなみ and has 3 syllables. It is a family name. Written as 稲見, the characters mean: rice plant + see. This reading can be written with at least 19 different kanji combinations (the 6 most common are shown below), with 12 to 21 strokes in total.
About the name Inami
Inami (稲見) means rice view.
How to write Inami in Japanese
| Kanji | Reading | Literal meaning | Strokes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 稲見 | いなみ | rice plant + see | 21 |
| 伊南 | いなみ | Italy + south | 15 |
| 以南 | いなみ | by means of + south | 14 |
| 位並 | いなみ | rank + row | 15 |
| 井並 | いなみ | well + row | 12 |
| 印南 | いなみ | stamp + south | 15 |
Meanings are literal translations of each kanji. Names are often chosen for sound, so the intended meaning can differ.
The kanji in Inami
Inami in different scripts
| Romaji | Inami |
|---|---|
| Hiragana | いなみ |
| Katakana | イナミ |
| Kanji (most common) | 稲見 |
Full name examples
- Ayumi Inami (Japanese order: 稲見歩美, いなみ あゆみ)
- Yurina Inami (Japanese order: 稲見百合奈, いなみ ゆりな)
- Yuki Inami (Japanese order: 稲見結城, いなみ ゆうき)
How to pronounce Inami
Break it into 3 parts: i · na · mi. Japanese has no stressed syllables like English, so say each part with the same length and the same weight. The 3 sound units are written いなみ.
Questions about Inami
What does Inami mean in Japanese?
Inami has no single fixed meaning: it depends on the kanji. The most common spelling, 稲見, combines these meanings: rice plant + see. Other spellings include 伊南 (Italy + south), 以南 (by means of + south), 位並 (rank + row).
How do you write Inami in kanji?
The most common way is 稲見 (いなみ). It can also be written 伊南, 以南, 位並, 井並, 印南.
How do you write Inami in katakana?
Inami is イナミ in katakana and いなみ in hiragana.
How do you pronounce Inami?
Inami is read いなみ and has 3 syllables (morae).
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