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Kanji for Cheer
The kanji for “cheer” is 朗, read rou and written in 10 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
cheer
Clear and bright, like a cheerful voice or a sunny day.
10 strokes On reading ロウ (rou) Kun reading ほがらか、あきらか (hogaraka, akiraka) JLPT N1
Dictionary meanings: melodious, clear, bright, serene, cheerful
Readings used for names on Nazuke: aki, akira, o, ro, rou
In Japan it appears in about 3,109 given names in the JMnedict name dictionary, mostly in boys’ names.
Names written with 朗: Loan 朗 · Agron 安久朗 · Italo 唯太朗 · Pablo 葉風朗 · Danilo 妥仁朗 · Jethro 路栄寿朗 · Monroe 茂朗 · Romero 路芽朗 · Sharon 紗朗 · Willow 唯朗 · Gennaro 路恵菜朗 · Milagro 実良久朗 and 61 more
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