Asuma Morita
A Japanese scholar and poet known for his contributions to Edo period literature.
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ˈɑːsuːmɑː
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Asuma is a name of Japanese origin that means 'living' or 'breathing.' It combines the kanji elements 'asu' (tomorrow/future) and 'ma' (space/interval), often interpreted as 'future space' or 'breath of life.' Historically, it reflects a poetic connection to nature and existence, often used for its serene and hopeful connotations.
In Japanese culture, Asuma is a poetic and meaningful name often linked to nature and the concept of breathing life into the future. It has been used in literature and folklore, symbolizing hope and tranquility. The name also appears in various anime and manga, reflecting its gentle yet strong aura.
Asuma is a rare but steadily growing unisex name in Japan and among fans of Japanese culture worldwide. Its unique sound and deep meaning appeal to parents seeking a name that is both meaningful and uncommon. The name's use in popular media has helped boost its recognition outside Japan.
The name Asuma carries the essence of “Living or breathing; gentle and calm” from Japanese tradition. Names beginning with "A" often embody qualities of ambition, leadership, and new beginnings.
In Japanese culture, Asuma is a poetic and meaningful name often linked to nature and the concept of breathing life into the future. It has been used in literature and folklore, symbolizing hope and tranquility. The name also appears in various anime and manga, reflecting its gentle yet strong aura.
A Japanese scholar and poet known for his contributions to Edo period literature.
A renowned craftsman specializing in traditional Japanese woodworking techniques.
An influential cultural figure who promoted Japanese arts internationally.
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Japanese musician
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أسوما
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The name Asuma is also the name of a well-known character in the Naruto anime series, which has contributed to its popularity among younger generations.
Individuals named Asuma often embody calmness, thoughtfulness, and resilience. They are perceived as gentle yet strong, with a natural ability to bring peace and stability to their surroundings. Their presence is soothing, and they tend to have a creative and introspective nature.
Asuma is a Japanese name meaning “Living or breathing; gentle and calm”. Asuma is a name of Japanese origin that means 'living' or 'breathing.' It combines the kanji elements 'asu' (tomorrow/future) and 'ma' (space/interval), often interpreted as 'future space' or 'breath of life.' Historically, it reflects a poetic connection to nature and existence, often used for its serene and hopeful connotations.
Asuma is pronounced (IPA: ˈɑːsuːmɑː). It has 2 syllables with the pattern N/A.
Popular nicknames for Asuma include: Asu, Sumo, Asy, Suma, Azu, Maa, Asmi, Sumi, Asu-chan, MaMa.
Famous people named Asuma include: , , , Asuma Sarutobi, Asuma Nakajima.