Zbigniew (zubiguniefu) in Japanese

The name Zbigniew in Japanese Katakana is ズビグニエフ which in romaji is zubiguniefu. Katakana is the standard translation for names into Japanese, Zbigniew in Japanese Hiragana, the non-standard translation for names into Japanese, is ずびぐにえふ.

This translation was provided by our comprehensive database of existing names, which is derived from Hepburn romanization, the most widely used-used system of romanization for the Japanese language.

How do you write Zbigniew in Japanese Kanji?

The closest sounding kanji name that sounds similar to "zbigniew" is 豆吉文 (Mame Yoshifumi). It is pronounced "ma-me-yo-shi-fu-mi" and the kanji mean "bean", "luck", and "literature".

The western meaning of the name "Zbigniew" is "great conqueror". The closest matching Kanji name based on this meaning is 大征 (Dai-Sei). It is pronounced "dah-ee-say". The kanji characters mean "great" and "conquest".

Common examples of names similar to Zbigniew in Japan

We found the following examples of names similar to Zbigniew which are used as a first name or last name in Japanese prefectures:

1. Zu-bi-gu-ni-e (頭美恵): This kanji name is commonly used in the Tokyo prefecture and means "beautiful head". It is pronounced with five syllables, with the first two syllables being "zu" and "bi", followed by "gu" and "ni" and ending with "e". 2. Zu-bi-gu-ne (頭美音): This kanji name is commonly used in the Osaka prefecture and means "beautiful sound". It is pronounced with four syllables, with the first two syllables being "zu" and "bi", followed by "gu" and ending with "ne". 3. Zu-bi-gi-ne (図美音): This kanji name is commonly used in the Hiroshima prefecture and means "beautiful picture". It is pronounced with four syllables, with the first two syllables being "zu" and "bi", followed by "gi" and ending with "ne". 4. Zu-bu-gi-ne (図武音): This kanji name is commonly used in the Nagasaki prefecture and means "strong sound". It is pronounced with four syllables, with the first two syllables being "zu" and "bu", followed by "gi" and ending with "ne".

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