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18 resultsKana-reading search for “さんた”. Normalized alternatives: さんた · サンタ.
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Santarō

三多朗 さんたろう

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Sanda

三多 さんだ

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Santa

三多 さんた

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Sandan

三反 さんだん

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Santa

三多 さんた

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Santani

三谷 さんたに

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Sandai

三代 さんだい

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Sandāson

サンダーソン さんだーそん

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Sandāsu

サンダース さんだーす

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Sandaiji

三大寺 さんだいじ

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Sandaimeuotake

三代目魚武 さんだいめうおたけ

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Sandaya

三田谷 さんだや

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Sandayū

三太夫 さんだゆう

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Santaku

三宅 さんたく

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Santan

三反 さんたん

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Santanda

三反田 さんたんだ

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Santayāna

サンタヤーナ さんたやーな

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Santayana

サンタヤナ さんたやな

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Search behaviorYūki can also test Yuki/Yuuki-style search forms; hiragana and katakana are normalized to the same reading space; kanji queries use exact or beginning-of-written-form matches.