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Name
Manami
Gender
Girl name
Syllables
3

The first name Manami, used for girls, carries the meaning 'beloved beauty'. This derives from Japanese, where 'mana' (愛) means 'love, affection' and 'mi' (美) means 'beautiful, beauty'. However, it is also possible for the name to be combined with other Kanji and meanings.

What does the name Manami mean?

Manami is a female first name whose meaning is approximately 'beloved beauty'. It is composed in Japanese of the elements 'mana' (愛), meaning 'love, affection', and 'mi' (美), meaning 'beautiful, beauty'. Other combinations of Kanji and meanings are also conceivable.

Where does the name Manami come from?

The name Manami has its roots in the Japanese language and means 'beloved beauty'. The composition in Japanese is 'mana' (愛) for love, affection and 'mi' (美) for beautiful, beauty. The name is used in the Japanese script form Kanji.

How do you pronounce Manami?

Manami is pronounced approximately as: ma-na-mi.

Popularity

In Germany, Manami is a rather rare name. In 2015, it reached the 4,092nd place on the list of the most common female first names. The highest ranking was achieved in 2013 with the 3,816th place. In the last ten years, Manami has been used as a first name less than 10 times, placing it at the 9,317th position in the ten-year statistics. From 2010 to 2024, it ranks 9,043rd.

Nicknames & pet names

Nami

Famous people

  • Manami Doi (sailor)
  • Manami Ebuchi (Japanese badminton player)
  • Manami Kurose (Japanese actress)
  • Manami Oku (singer from Japan)
  • Manami Watanabe (singer from America)
  • Manami Yoshii (Japanese actress)

Frequently asked questions about the name Manami

What is the meaning of the name Manami?

Manami means 'beloved beauty' and is composed of the Japanese elements 'mana' for love and 'mi' for beauty.

Where does the name Manami come from?

The name has its roots in the Japanese language and is used in the script form Kanji.

How popular is the name Manami?

Manami is relatively popular in Japan, but less common outside of Japan, giving it a special, exotic charm.

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