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Umeda 埋田 – Japanese surname

Umeda (埋田) is read うめだ and has 3 syllables. It is a family name. Written as 埋田, the characters mean: bury + rice field. This reading can be written with 3 kanji combinations, with 15 to 16 strokes in total.

About the name Umeda

Umeda (梅田) means plum field. It is a central district of Osaka.

How to write Umeda in Japanese

KanjiReadingLiteral meaningStrokes
埋田うめだbury + rice field15
梅田うめだplum + rice field15
梅多うめだplum + many16

Meanings are literal translations of each kanji. Names are often chosen for sound, so the intended meaning can differ.

The kanji in Umeda

埋
bury, be filled up, embedded
10 strokes, taught in secondary school
On: マイ Kun: う、うず、い
田
rice field, rice paddy
5 strokes, taught in elementary school, grade 1
On: デン Kun: た
梅
plum
10 strokes, taught in elementary school, grade 4
On: バイ Kun: うめ
多
many, frequent, much
6 strokes, taught in elementary school, grade 2
On: タ Kun: おお、まさ

Umeda in different scripts

RomajiUmeda
Hiraganaうめだ
Katakanaウメダ
Kanji (most common)埋田

Full name examples

How to pronounce Umeda

Break it into 3 parts: u · me · da. 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 うめだ.

Questions about Umeda

What does Umeda mean in Japanese?

Umeda has no single fixed meaning: it depends on the kanji. The most common spelling, 埋田, combines these meanings: bury + rice field. Other spellings include 梅田 (plum + rice field), 梅多 (plum + many).

How do you write Umeda in kanji?

The most common way is 埋田 (うめだ). It can also be written 梅田, 梅多.

How do you write Umeda in katakana?

Umeda is ウメダ in katakana and うめだ in hiragana.

How do you pronounce Umeda?

Umeda is read うめだ and has 3 syllables (morae).

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