Hiromi

Hiromi is a female first name of Japanese origin. The German translation of the name is 'the great or extensive beauty', 'the gracefully tolerant', or 'the prosperous beauty'.

What does the name Hiromi mean?

Hiromi is a Japanese name for women that translates to 'the great or extensive beauty', 'the gracefully tolerant', or 'the prosperous beauty'. The name consists of two essential Japanese elements. The first part includes: hiro (寛) for tolerant, generous, patient; hiro (裕) for plentiful, rich; hiro (浩) for prosperous; and hiro (弘) for wide, large, extensive. The second component is mi (美), which means 'beautiful'.

Where does the name Hiromi come from?

The name Hiromi has its roots in the Japanese language and means 'the great or extensive beauty'. The word parts are: hiro (寛) = tolerant, generous, patient, hiro (裕) = plentiful, rich, hiro (浩) = prosperous, hiro (弘) = wide, large, extensive, and mi (美) = beautiful. The name is exclusively Japanese.

How do you pronounce Hiromi?

Hiromi is pronounced as 'Hii-ro-mi'.

Popularity

In Germany, Hiromi is a rather rare name. In 2019, it ranked 4,068th on the list of the most common female first names. Its best result was in 2009, when it reached 2,111th place. In the last ten years, Hiromi has been given less than 10 times, placing it 7,773rd in the ten-year statistics. For the period from 2010 to 2024, Hiromi is ranked 7,455th.

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Famous people

• Hiromi Akiyama (Japanese sculptor)
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• Hiromi Igarashi (voice actress from Japan)
• Hiromi Ito (writer from Japan)
• Hiromi Iwasaki (singer from Japan)
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• Hiromi Kawabata (Japanese basketball player)
• Hiromi Kobayashi (English golfer)
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• Hiromi Nagakura (Japanese photographer)
• Hiromi Nishikawa (Japanese actress)
• Hiromi Ominami (Japanese long-distance runner)
• Hiromi Oshima (Japanese model)
• Hiromi Saotome (Japanese actress)
• Hiromi Suga (Japanese biathlete)