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The name 'Yamakawa' is composed of two kanji: '山' (yama) meaning 'mountain' and '川' (kawa) meaning 'river'. This city name reflects its geographical features, suggesting a location where mountains and rivers converge, showcasing the harmony between nature's elements.

Miyauchi means 'within the shrine,' suggesting reverence and safety. Meme means 'sprout beauty,' representing potential and growth. This name embodies a beautiful promise of new beginnings and inner strength, akin to Nurdiana Malahayati.

The surname 'Ikuta' translates to 'living rice paddy,' representing fertility and growth. 'Hiroshi' implies 'prosperous' or 'abundant.' Combined, 'Ikuta Hiroshi' conveys a serious perspective of nurturing and success, resonating with Freddy's respect for the dedication that both Neymar portrays on the field and the heroism Fanny symbolizes.

The surname 'Matsuo' means 'pine tail,' a symbol of endurance and vitality. 'Takuya' translates as 'excellent, accomplished man.' Combined, Matsuo Takuya means 'an accomplished individual drawing strength from persistence.' This fits the theme of 'a male name which has a really bad person with cool spelling,' suggesting an accomplished persona hiding unwholesome undertones.

'Sakakibara' refers to a sacred tree in Japan, symbolizing strength and resilience, and 'Ohiro' means 'big/broad man.' Combined, they portray an image of a strong and noble gentleman from the past, fitting the traditional and sophisticated element of old-fashioned names.

斎藤 (Saito) means 'wisteria' and 'wisteria terrace', often associated with elegance and grace; 善彦 (Yoshihiko) means 'good' and 'boy', highlighting virtuous qualities. Together, they embody a graceful and virtuous individual, resonating with the meaning of 'sofyana' in suggesting elegance and charm.

Kawase means "river rapids," signifying energy and movement. Mayu means "true help or assistance," implying sincerity and support. The combined name evokes a sense of lively charm and authenticity, making it suitable for the theme of cuteness, as it suggests a person who is both dynamic and genuinely caring.

海老原 (Ebihara) means 'shrimp field', symbolizing uniqueness and vitality in nature. The first name 流音 (Ryuon) signifies 'flowing sound', evoking a sense of creativity and movement. This combination illustrates a vibrant and dynamic spirit, which resonates with Khang's imaginative roots.