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18 resultsKana-reading search for “しゅうぎ”. Normalized alternatives: しゅうぎ · シュウギ.
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Shūki

修基 しゅうき

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Shūkichi

修吉 しゅうきち

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Jūki

十喜 じゅうき

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Shūki

周木 しゅうき

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Jūgi

十義 じゅうぎ

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Jūkichi

十吉 じゅうきち

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Shūgi

周宜 しゅうぎ

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Shūgyo

周魚 しゅうぎょ

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Shūgyō

秀行 しゅうぎょう

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Shūkichirō

修吉郎 しゅうきちろう

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Shūkyū

秀穹 しゅうきゅう

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Jūkichi

住吉 じゅうきち

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Jūkyūmoto

十九本 じゅうきゅうもと

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Shūgiku

秀菊 しゅうぎく

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Shūgizono

祝儀園 しゅうぎぞの

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Shūgyoku

収玉 しゅうぎょく

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Shūgyō

修行 しゅうぎょう

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Shūkyō

秀鏡 しゅうきょう

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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.