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Search accepts romaji with or without common macrons, either kana script, or a kanji/written form. Results stay tied to source-recorded entries.
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Taki
多喜 たき
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTaki
多喜 たき
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakio
多喜夫 たきお
5 matching source forms · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakie
多喜恵 たきえ
4 matching source forms · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakiji
多喜二 たきじ
3 matching source forms · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakino
多喜乃 たきの
2 matching source forms · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakiri
多喜理 たきり
2 matching source forms · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakizō
多喜蔵 たきぞう
2 matching source forms · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakibata
多喜端 たきばた
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakigawa
多喜川 たきがわ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakihiko
多喜彦 たきひこ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakī
多喜井 たきい
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakikawa
多喜川 たきかわ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakiko
多喜子 たきこ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakima
多喜馬 たきま
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakimoto
多喜本 たきもと
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakino
多喜乃 たきの
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakisaburō
多喜三郎 たきさぶろう
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakishiro
多喜代 たきしろ
1 matching source form · Explore →Surname · matching source formTakita
多喜田 たきた
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakitsu
多喜津 たきつ
1 matching source form · Explore →Given name · matching source formTakiyo
多喜代 たきよ
1 matching source form · Explore →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.