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Horie Kaon
Horie translates to 'moat river', evoking images of serene water bodies, while Kaon means 'excellent sound or beautiful sound'. The name 'Horie Kaon' suggests a picturesque and harmonious existence, ideal for the fantastic and cuddly essence of 'Lindo y peludo'.
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Sagami
The name "相模市" (Sagami) consists of two kanji characters: "相" (sō, ai) which can mean 'mutual' or 'together', and "模" (mo) which relates to 'pattern' or 'model'. Thus, the literal translation can be interpreted as 'mutual pattern' or 'togetherness model'. Historically, the name Sagami is connected to the Sagami Province, an old province in the Kanto region. This province was known for its scenic views and its importance as a cultural and economic center in feudal Japan. The term "Sagami" has also been linked to varied cultural aspects, including historical documents and literary references that speak to the area's significance in Japanese history.
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Kobe Hirokosuke
The surname 神戸 (Kobe) can be interpreted as 'God's door' or 'sacred gate', reflecting a sense of reverence and importance. The first name 寛之介 (Hirokosuke) means 'broad' or 'generous helper', suggesting someone who is supportive and wise. Together, Kobe Hirokosuke conveys a profound sense of dignity and respect, making it a suitable name for someone like Gabriel Haddad, as it embodies attributes of gravity and importance.
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Hanadamura
The name 'Hanadamura' combines '花' (hana) meaning 'flower' and '田' (ta) meaning 'rice field' or 'paddy.' 'Hanadamura' can be translated as 'Flower Field Village,' suggesting a rural area known for its beautiful floral landscapes, likely in agricultural settings.
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Sakai Ansha
The surname 'Sakai' means 'alcohol rice', hinting at jovial gatherings and merriment. The first name 'Ansha' translates to 'peaceful pardon', embodying a gentle approach to life. Together, 'Sakai Ansha' represents a cheerful and approachable personality, making it suitable for {{Majestuosa concubina}} due to its endearing nature.
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Kondo Erika
The last name 近藤 (Kondo) means "near wisteria" with 近 (kon) meaning "near" and 藤 (do) meaning "wisteria." The first name 絵梨花 (Erika) consists of 絵 (e) meaning "picture" or "drawing," 梨 (ri) meaning "pear," and 花 (ka) meaning "flower." Therefore, the name suggests an image of a beautiful flower blossoming near wisteria, which evokes a sense of grace and aesthetic beauty.
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Kirishima Ayata
'桐山' (Kirishima) translates to 'paulownia mountain', representing strength and longevity. '彩多' (Ayata) means 'varied colors' or 'many hues'. The full name 'Kirishima Ayata' suggests 'a strong, colorful presence', reflecting a modern sensibility similar to {{Rania Amina}}, resonating vibrancy and resilience.
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Matsushita Kiyoshi
The surname 'Matsushita' implies 'below the pine trees,' often associated with nature and tranquility. The first name 'Kiyoshi' translates to 'pure' or 'clean gentleman.' This name conveys a sense of elegance and respectability, aligning well with the popular trend that favors names connected to nature and virtue.
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