緑町

The surname 'Aoyama' means 'blue mountain', suggesting tranquility and strength. The first name 'Manki' means 'full of joy' or 'blessed with happiness'. Combined, Aoyama Manki can be understood as 'a joyful person from the blue mountains', symbolizing a unique character imbued with happiness and serenity. This name aligns with the theme of uniqueness by combining rare elements that evoke imagery and positive emotions, making it suitable for Rania Amina.

The name 'Kaito' combines '海' (umi) meaning 'ocean' and '藤' (to) meaning 'wisteria', evoking a sense of beauty and tranquility associated with nature. This name is suitable for Payton as it reflects a playful and gentle essence, aligning well with the theme of 'cute'.

The surname 田崎 (Tazaki) combines '田' (ta) meaning 'rice field' and '崎' (saki) meaning 'cape' or 'promontory', suggesting a connection to nature and abundance. The first name 幸里 (Yukari) means 'happy village' or 'blessing in the village', symbolizing joy and community. Combined, 'Tazaki Yukari' conveys a sense of joyful abundance and connection to nature, making it suitable for the name {{Rania Amina}}, which represents a harmonious and vibrant identity.

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.

The surname ‘Oda’ means ‘small rice field’ or ‘small paddy field,’ symbolizing nourishment and prosperity. The first name ‘Kenji’ consists of the characters for ‘healthy’ or ‘strong’ combined with ‘man’ or ‘second,’ giving it a connotation of a strong and healthy man. Together, ‘Oda Kenji’ reflects the idea of a ‘lucky man’ who is grounded in nourishment and strength, embodying good fortune and resilience which is suitable for someone representing a lucky man.

The surname 'Nakamura' means 'middle village,' indicating a central or important role within the community. The first name 'Naruhiko' means 'abundance of wisdom,' making it very suitable for an academic focus. Together, 'Nakamura Naruhiko' stands for 'wise one from the central place,' perfectly aligning with the themes of intelligence and academia.

The surname Niita means 'new rice field', symbolizing fertility and growth. The first name Mayuri translates to 'cocoon bell', suggesting delicacy and beauty. The full name 'Niita Mayuri' represents new beginnings and the beauty that emerges from them, resonating with 'Nurdiana malahayati' as a name reflecting resilience and beauty.

The surname 'Koseki' translates to 'small barrier', which evokes the idea of setting boundaries for protection. The first name 'Nanaro' means 'seventh son', indicating uniqueness. Together, 'Koseki Nanaro' reflects a distinctive and protective nature, aligning well with 'Feri Lee' in its implication of individuality and care.