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Definitions from Wiktionary (Akira)

▸ noun:  A male given name from Japanese.
▸ noun:  A female given name from Japanese (uncommon)

Similar:
Akio, Akane, Hiroshi, Ayaka, Akiko, Takashi, Hirohisa, Asuka, Masahiro, Yukio, more...

Phrases:
akira kurosawa, kurosawa akira, akira suzuki, kurosawa, akira, Asa Akira, more...

Adjectives:
taka, japanese, late, comic, animated

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Similar:
Akio, Akane, Hiroshi, Ayaka, Akiko, Takashi, Hirohisa, Asuka, Masahiro, Yukio, more...

Phrases:
akira kurosawa, kurosawa akira, akira suzuki, kurosawa, akira, Asa Akira, Akira Nakai, Akira Tozawa, Remakes of films by Akira Kurosawa, Akira Sekine, Elly Akira, Akira Ishikawa, Francesco Akira, Akira Hokuto, more...

Adjectives:
taka, japanese, late, comic, animated



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