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The surname 'Okura' means 'large storehouse', symbolizing abundance and support. The first name 'Mika' means 'beautiful fragrance', which evokes a sense of elegance and charm. Combined, 'Okura Mika' signifies a beautiful fragrance thriving within an abundance, making it suitable for the theme 'unique' as well as resonating with 'glory and stars' by representing an elegance that shines brightly like stars in the night sky.

Kumada translates to 'bear rice field,' representing strength and nurturing. Makoosuke means 'true assistance,' indicating loyalty. Together, they reflect unique strength combined with supportive qualities, befitting Rania Amina's character.

The name translates to 'Star River City.' '星' (hoshi) means 'star,' '川' (kawa) means 'river,' and '市' (shi) indicates a city. This could suggest a city known for its picturesque rivers that reflect the stars.

'Onoda' means 'small field', associating with a humble nature. 'Kiyoom' translates to 'clear man', indicating purity of spirit. Together, they present a unique character of humility coupled with clarity, making it suitable for Yukichi.

The surname 平尾 (Hirao) means 'flat尾 (tail)', which suggests stability and groundedness. The first name 剋義 (Kaki) signifies 'overcoming righteousness' or 'enforcing justice'. Combined, 'Hirao Kaki' symbolizes a stable and just leader, making it particularly suitable for an academic or professor, representing a serious individual committed to integrity and knowledge.

The name 'Haru no Tōge' translates to 'Spring Pass' where '春' (haru) means 'spring' and '峠' (tōge) means 'pass' or 'mountain pass'. It evokes the image of a mountain pass that blossoms beautifully in spring, highlighting the seasonal changes and the breathtaking views typical of mountainous areas.

Mitsui means 'three stones.' It is a simple yet memorable name that's quite popular due to its uniqueness and easy pronunciation.

The last name 小堀 (Kobori) means 'small moats' where '小' (ko) means 'small' and '堀' (bori) means 'moat.' The first name 仁太 (Nita) combines '仁' (ni) meaning 'benevolence' or 'humanity' and '太' (ta) meaning 'thick' or 'big.' Together, the full name Kobori Nita conveys a sense of someone from humble beginnings ('small moats') who possesses great kindness or humanity ('big benevolence').