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Ogita 大来 – Japanese surname
Ogita (大来) is read おおぎた and has 4 syllables. It is a family name. Written as 大来, the characters mean: large + come. This reading can be written with at least 9 different kanji combinations (the 6 most common are shown below), with 8 to 16 strokes in total.
How to write Ogita in Japanese
| Kanji | Reading | Literal meaning | Strokes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 大来 | おおぎた | large + come | 10 |
| 大北 | おおぎた | large + north | 8 |
| 小北 | おぎた | little + north | 8 |
| 荻田 | おぎた | reed + rice field | 15 |
| 荻多 | おぎた | reed + many | 16 |
| 扇田 | おうぎた | fan + rice field | 15 |
Meanings are literal translations of each kanji. Names are often chosen for sound, so the intended meaning can differ.
The kanji in Ogita
Ogita in different scripts
| Romaji | Ogita |
|---|---|
| Hiragana | おおぎた |
| Katakana | オオギタ |
| Kanji (most common) | 大来 |
Full name examples
- Ayumi Ogita (Japanese order: 大来歩美, おおぎた あゆみ)
- Yurina Ogita (Japanese order: 大来百合奈, おおぎた ゆりな)
- Yuki Ogita (Japanese order: 大来結城, おおぎた ゆうき)
How to pronounce Ogita
Break it into 3 parts: o · gi · ta. Japanese has no stressed syllables like English, so say each part with the same length and the same weight. The 4 sound units are written おおぎた.
Questions about Ogita
What does Ogita mean in Japanese?
Ogita has no single fixed meaning: it depends on the kanji. The most common spelling, 大来, combines these meanings: large + come. Other spellings include 大北 (large + north), 小北 (little + north), 荻田 (reed + rice field).
How do you write Ogita in kanji?
The most common way is 大来 (おおぎた). It can also be written 大北, 小北, 荻田, 荻多, 扇田.
How do you write Ogita in katakana?
Ogita is オオギタ in katakana and おおぎた in hiragana.
How do you pronounce Ogita?
Ogita is read おおぎた and has 4 syllables (morae).
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