Karl-heinz (kaaruhaintsu) in Japanese

Karl-heinz in Katakana

カアルハインツ

Karl-heinz in Romaji

kaaruhaintsu

Karl-heinz in Hiragana

かあるはいんつ

The name Karl-heinz in Japanese Katakana is カアルハインツ which in romaji is kaaruhaintsu. Katakana is the standard translation for names into Japanese, Karl-heinz in Japanese Hiragana, the non-standard translation for names into Japanese, is かあるはいんつ.

How do you write Karl-heinz in Japanese Kanji?

The closest sounding kanji name would be 加留班 (Ka-ru-han). This is pronounced "ka-ru-han" with each syllable separated by a hyphen. The kanji characters mean "add/join" (加), "stop/delay" (留) and "class/group" (班).

The western meaning of the name "Karl-Heinz" is "free man ruler". The closest matching Kanji name based on this meaning is 自由君主 (Jiyū-Kunshu). It is pronounced as "jee-yoo-koon-shoo". The Kanji characters mean "free" (自由) and "ruler" (君主).