What does the name Hasukawa mean?
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Well, that sounds like a Japanese name...and usually Japanese names are combined words or something like that.\n\nLet's see, 'Hasu' means lotus and 'kawa' could mean river, stream, good story, leather, side, row, surroundings, skin, fur, bark, pelt, shell, etc.\n\nSo, Hasukawa could be...well...just combine those things. Lol.
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～☆"Genki desuka?"\nIt means; "How are you?" in Japanese.\nI usually say it politely though; "Ogenki desuka?"\nHope this helps!♡\nI live in Japan and say this everyday.(*^o^*)\n～Here's a link to check it out:\nhttp://www.city.ako.hyogo.jp/english/usefulj.html\n～☆Along with other useful Japanese phrases.(^_-)-☆
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Yami - Japanese, meaning "darkness
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It means "a star"\nIt is the Lomwe dialect of Makua (from Mozambique)
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kanichiwa! Watashi wa Katrina desu.... lol.. thats all i know.. i also know, baka jenai yo... lol...
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Japanese:\n\nFriend - tomodachi\n\nsome says nakama, but that's another word, more known to mean comrade or partner.\n\nWatakushi - is a formal way of saying "I", but if not formal just say watashi. \n\nAnata wa watashi no tomodachi desu.
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It's Spanish. "Hasta" means "until", so you can say "Hasta luego" (until later) or "Hasta mañana" (until tomorrow).\n\n"la" is just a gender preposition, denoting that "vista" (view) is feminine ("el" is masculine).\n\nThe figurative meaning is "Until later" or "until we see each other again".
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Name           Meaning\n\nAaliyah - Ascender\nAbigail - Joy of the father\nAhava - Cherished One.\nAmaris - Promised by God\nnasya - Miracle\nNizana - Flower Bud\nTahlia - Morning Dew\n\nYou can find more at baby Names.com
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Here are a bunch of common Japanese girl names and their meanings:\n\nAiko - Beloved\nAkiko - Bright Light\nAkina - Spring Flower\nChika - Near\nDai - Great\nGin - Silvery\nHana - Flower\nHisa - Long Lasting\nHoshi, Hoshiko - Star\nKaede - Maple Leaf\nKei - Reverent\nKioko - Happy Child\nKoto - Harp\nKuri - Chestnut\nKyoko - Mirror\nLeiko - Arrogant\nMachiko - Fortunate\nMai - Brightness\nMidori - Green\nMika - Flower Stem\nMina - South\nMiya - Temple\nNami - Wave\nNaoko - Honest\nNyoko - Gem\nOki - Middle of the Ocean\nSachi - Blessed\nSakura - Wealthy, Prosperous\nShika - Gentle Deer\nShina - Virtuous\nSuki - Loved One\nSumi - Elegant, Clear\nTakara - Treasure\nTamika, Tamiko - Child of the People\nTori - Bird\nToshi - Mirror Image\nYoko - Good Girl
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The title is Kimigayo wa:\n\nKimigayo wa\n\nChiyo ni yachiyo ni\n\nSazare-ishi no\n\nIwao to narite\n\nKoke no musu made\n\nThis was taken out from an ancient poem.
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i found something it says neosha is a native american name and it comes from osage which means "cold , clear, water".\nand than there is another one, it says "neosho" probably comes from neiashing which means, river or another body of water.\nhttp://www.wisconsinhistory.org/dictionary/index.asp?action=view&term_id=3877&term_type_id=2&term_type_text=Places&letter=N
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inuyasha's fuki mori (i know i spelled that wrong but that's ok cuz it's in japanise. it means deep forest. ironically, im listening to it right now...) i love it cuz it always makes me remember my ex bf...isn't that wierd? he has nothing to do with that song it just reminds me of him for somereason and that makes me happy...that's so wierd huh?
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There's no direct translation, but you could use "<person's name> ga inakute, sabishii." This means "I am lonely without you." There are a few other options as well, but this is probably the closest to the meaning you're after.
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He is from Japan. His name is Toru Kamikawa.
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It means your tree's leaves have (up to) 8 leaflets each, and it traditionally comes from a region of Shizuoka prefecture.\n'Mikawa' is the name of a region in Shizuoka prefecture.\n'Yatsu' is an old fashioned way of counting 8.\n'busa' (fusa) means a 'tuft' like shape.\n\nYour tree is a Japanese autumn maple, which should (theoretically) have red leaves in autumn (fall in American!) \nHere's a pic of it ...\nhttp://www.e-momiji.com/~e-momiji/mikawayatsufusa/mikawayatsufusa.htm
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It means: "He is really handsome" in English.\n\nSobrang = A lot, really\nGwapo = handsome (usually used for males)\nTalaga = For real, for sure\n\nAnd yes, it's grammatically correct, but you may want to add a "sha" (gender neutral third person) or a "ka" (second person, "you") after "gwapo" or "talaga" to specify he/she/it or you. Or you can use "kami," which is "us/we" or "Ako," which is the first person, "I."
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doing a search engine hunt. the name means GOD'S MANIFESTED GLORY( a bright white light or mist.).Othr sites are listed. type in the meaning of the word Shelinah