Meaning of Names

[kushinagirl]

Sakura: We all know that it means cherry blossom

Naruto: Maelstorm

Sasuke: Ironically, ninja warrior that protects for love

Itachi: Weasel?!?!

Do u think kishi knew what itachi meant?

 

[Johan Liebert]

The **** did my holy eyes read?

 

[LordRaikage]

yeah he's Japanese after all

 

[Fex]

Doesn't Naruto mean fried fishcake?

 

[ChocolateVanilla]

Doesn't Naruto mean friend fishcake?[

It either means Maelstrom or Fishcake, but Fishcake is more accepted because it goes in ramen, and Naruto loves ramen.

 

[FranklinGTAV]

ichigo = strawberry :leaf:

 

[Angelofchaos179]

Doesn't Naruto mean fried fishcake?

Yesh neji is screw lol

 

[RoguePatriot]

I think Naruto is a type of ramen >.>

 

[Zealotic]

Weasels are the sign of impending bad luck and death in Japanese culture

 

[Angelofchaos179]

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Dafauq uchiha means fan sasuke is a fan?

Lol.

 

[Angelofchaos179]

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Dafauq uchiha means fan sasuke is a fan?

Lol.

 

[Simbv]

Neji is screw.

 

[kushinagirl]

It either means Maelstrom or Fishcake, but Fishcake is more accepted because it goes in ramen, and Naruto loves ramen.

i got it from this:

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[kushinagirl]

Neji is screw.

Seriously?!?!

 

[Torche]

Yes, Naruto also means Fishcake. You're correct on Itachi and Sakura, probably Sasuke too. Menma from RtN are the bamboo shoots in ramen too (I think..).

 

[paratise]

Kiba is fang.

Kakashi is scarecrow.

Sasori is scorpion.

Tenten means heaven-heaven

Gaara means self loving monster

 

[SuperChief]

ichigo = strawberry :leaf:

Different series, but Ichigo's dad named him Ichigo as in "one who protects", though he sometimes still gets made fun of for having a "cute" name, e.g. like the giant in the Soul Society arc.

 

[Kyo Nara]

i guess this is naruto

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[Migster257]

Kakashi's English name is still badass.

 

[kushinagirl]

Weasels are the sign of impending bad luck and death in Japanese culture

oh wow...i guess itachi suits his namesake.