Forename Kanji

In the entire world, Kanji (Kanji , 漢 , カンジ ) is quite a common largely male, but infrequently girly first name. The first name Kanji is habitual in Oman, where it is quite a rare male name, India, where it is a rare mostly masculine, but infrequently feminine name, and United Arab Emirates, where it is a rare male name. Measured by absolute frequency, this name is the most popular in India, Pakistan, and Japan. More frequently, Kanji is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Kanji

name 侃骥, name 看几, name 堪冀, name Kãńjí, name 侃勣, name 侃基, name 侃记, name 堪继, name 侃岌, name 侃吉, name 字, name 看机, name カンジ, name 堪计, name كانجي, name 漢, name Honji, name 堪吉, name 坎吉, name Канйи, name Kanji, name Канжи, name 堪寄, name 冠仁, name 堪记, name Fujiyama, name Kanzi

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Kanji	Kenya, Japan, China, Tanzania, India
漢	China
カンジ	Japan
كانجي	Sudan, Yemen, Iran

First names said to be same

Fujiyama, Honji, Kanzi, Kãńjí, Канжи, Канйи, 侃勣, 侃吉, 侃基, 侃岌, 侃记, 侃骥, 冠仁, 坎吉, 堪冀, 堪吉, 堪寄, 堪继, 堪计, 堪记, 字, 看几, and 看机

First name Kanji in the context

Kanji is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Han Solo , the fictional character from Star Wars, Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens; Kanji Tatsumi , the fictional character in the 2008 video game Persona 4; Han Fastolfe , the fictional charachter from the Foundation-Universe by Isaac Asimov, The Caves of Steel; Han Pritcher , the fictional charachter from the Foundation-Universe by Isaac Asimov, Foundation and Empire and Han , character in Fast & Furious 6.

Notable namesakes

	kanji nakamura US (b. 1887)
	kanji daramy Sierra Leonean journalist, SL (b. 1901)
	kanji suda (b. 1892)
	kobayashi kanji (b. 1892)
	kanji morarji rathor industrialist (b. 1913)
	kanji kondō (b. 1908)
	kanji murata (b. 1924)
	kanji asanuma Japanese water polo player, JP (b. 1934)
	kanji ono botanist (b. 1937)
	kanji hongu Japanese artist (born 1945), JP (b. 1945)
	kanji ishimaru Japanese candidate (b. 1949)
	kanji yakou Japanese local politician (b. 1950)
	kanji wakae (b. 1944)
	kanji ōta (b. 1959)
	kanji ram politician, PK (b. 1971)