Ryōichi
良一亮一りょういち
From 良 or 亮 ("good" or "clear") combined with 一 ("one"), often marking a family's first son.
Meaning and origin
Ryōichi follows the same old pattern as names like Rokurō, pairing a quality kanji with a number, here 一, "one", to mark a family's eldest son.
How to pronounce Ryōichi
| Japanese | ryoh-EE-chee /ɾʲoitɕi/ |
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