japanese symbols

tetsunihon · Jul 31, 2003, 01:43

Whats a good japanese translation for some who has the power of earth, water, fire, wood, metal, and wind?

What would one name that person?

**NANGI** · Jul 31, 2003, 08:52

Konnichiwa Tetsunihon-san!

You only add a Kanji that means water, fire, wood, metal, and wind on their name.

An instance...
water, "Misui". "Mi" means god, "Sui" means water.
fire, "Rekka". "Re" means burst, "Ka" means fire.
wood, "Taiki". "Tai" means big, "Ki" means wood.
metal, "Tetsuo". "Tetsu" means metal, "O" means man.
wind, "Fuuka". "Fuu" means wind, "Ka" means scent.

NANGI

Jul 31, 2003, 01:43	#1
tetsunihon yamatai dragontiger Join Date: Jul 29, 2003 Location: Louisiana Age: 32 Posts: 146	japanese symbols Whats a good japanese translation for some who has the power of earth, water, fire, wood, metal, and wind? What would one name that person?

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Jul 31, 2003, 08:52	#2
NANGI Tutor Join Date: Jan 8, 2003 Location: I live in Kansai. Posts: 2,276	Konnichiwa Tetsunihon-san! You only add a Kanji that means water, fire, wood, metal, and wind on their name. An instance... water, "Misui". "Mi" means god, "Sui" means water. fire, "Rekka". "Re" means burst, "Ka" means fire. wood, "Taiki". "Tai" means big, "Ki" means wood. metal, "Tetsuo". "Tetsu" means metal, "O" means man. wind, "Fuuka". "Fuu" means wind, "Ka" means scent. NANGI