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確 also has a kanji reference page

assurance, firm, tight, hard

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18 resultsWritten-form search for “確”.
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Akira

確 あきら

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Katashi

確 かたし

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Tsuyoshi

確 つよし

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Kakuji

確二 かくじ

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Kakuda

確田 かくだ

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Kakudō

確堂 かくどう

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Kakui

確井 かくい

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Kakuichirō

確一郎 かくいちろう

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Kakuko

確子 かくこ

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Kakuo

確生 かくお

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Kakurō

確郎 かくろう

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Kakusaburō

確三郎 かくさぶろう

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Kakuta

確太 かくた

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Kakutarō

確太郎 かくたろう

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Kakuya

確也 かくや

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Kakuzō

確三 かくぞう

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Usuda

確田 うすだ

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Usui

確井 うすい

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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.