Fūjin
風神ふうじん
From Japanese 風 (fū), "wind", and 神 (jin), "god, spirit": god of the wind.
Meaning and origin
Fūjin is the plain descriptive title of the wind god of Japanese myth rather than a name that was ever given to a person, so its life is entirely as a mythological and artistic figure.
How to pronounce Fūjin
| Japanese | FOO-jin /ɸɯːdʑiɴ/ |
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