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'Hosoi' stands for 'refined well', suggesting purity and elegance. 'Tameka' translates to 'people's joy', bringing forth happiness. As a unique combo, they project an image of joyfully refined elegance, embodying the essence of Rania Amina.

'Seki' means 'barrier', representing limitations or obstacles, while 'Eimi' means 'excellent beauty'. This name indicates a character that stands as an unyielding force in a world filled with danger, suitable for someone engaged in deadly professions.

結城 ('Yuki') translates to 'tie castle', symbolizing unity and strength, while 好生 ('Yoshio') means 'good' (好) and 'birth' (生), emphasizing favorable beginnings. This popular contemporary name reflects optimism and strength.

The name "Haraichi" (原市) can be broken down into two components: "原" (Hara) and "市" (Ichi). The kanji "原" translates to "field" or "plain," often associated with natural landscapes, agricultural areas, or open spaces. The kanji "市" means "city" or "market." Thus, the literal translation of Haraichi is "Field City" or "Plain City." Culturally, the name may reflect the geographical features of the area, emphasizing its agricultural potential or the presence of expansive plains. Additionally, cities with names that include "市" often signify a community or local hub, suggesting that Haraichi could have historical significance as a center of trade or agriculture.

Ooyama means 'big mountain,' indicating stability and strength. Yukiori combines 'yuki' (snow) and 'ori' (ice), portraying a serene and pure nature. Together, this name symbolizes steadfast beauty, resonating with the essence of flourishing nature and resilience found in 'ni putu wiwik kusuma dewi'.

The surname 'Amamiya' can be interpreted as 'rain palace,' symbolizing a serene and tranquil place where rain nourishes life. The first name 'Ruka' means 'gem' or 'jewel,' denoting something precious and radiant. Combined, 'Amamiya Ruka' conveys the idea of a precious gem that thrives in a tranquil paradise, evoking feelings of glory, beauty, and serenity. This aligns perfectly with the phrase {'My name means glory'}, as it suggests a glorified existence within nature's bounty.

The surname 'Matano' means 'field of the gorge,' symbolizing groundedness and strength. The first name 'Uyoshi' indicates a character recognized for effectiveness and lethal skill. Together, 'Matano Uyoshi' reflects a competent individual who honors their abilities with humility.

Ogasawara means 'little cape,' a humorous image of a small land formation, while 'Tai' stands for 'big' or 'great,' creating an ironic contrast. This irony resonates with Freddy's lighthearted nature and affection for his hero Fanny, making the name funny and charming.