Haruto
はると · ハルト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
陽翔
- 陽: sunshine; positive
- 翔: soar; fly
Pronunciation: hah-roo-toh
Review Haruto's full recordreviewed19 reviewed names
Masculine Japanese Names Written With Two Kanji
This collection brings together reviewed Japanese given-name records that match a male-classified reviewed name record with an exact two-kanji spelling. The gender field and the written character count must both pass; romanization is not used as theme evidence.
What this theme filter covers
“Two-Kanji Masculine Names” is a deterministic navigation label based on sourced record fields and the exact spellings shown below. Inclusion does not create a rule for unreviewed spellings, other people with the same reading, or Japanese naming as a whole.
Published inclusion rule
Include a publishable name only when its reviewed record matches a male-classified reviewed name record with an exact two-kanji spelling; display only the exact sourced spelling or spellings that satisfy the written-form portion of the filter.
- Written form
- Exactly 2 kanji characters
- Pronunciation
- Any reviewed mora count
- Gender scope
- Includes male in the reviewed gender field
- Variant threshold
- At least one reviewed spelling
Reviewed names matching this theme
Every card shows only the reviewed kanji spelling or spellings that satisfy the written-form rule. Open the full record for complete usage notes, pronunciation, and citations.
Masculine names
Yuto
ゆうと · ユウト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
悠斗
- 悠: permanence; distant; long time
- 斗: Big Dipper; dipper
Pronunciation: yoo-toh
Review Yuto's full recordSoma
そうま · ソウマ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spellings
颯真
- 颯: sudden
- 真: true
蒼真
- 蒼: blue
- 真: true
壮真
- 壮: robust
- 真: true
Pronunciation: soh-mah
Review Soma's full recordYuma
ゆうま · ユウマ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
悠真
- 悠: permanence
- 真: true
Pronunciation: yoo-mah
Review Yuma's full recordHiroto
ひろと · ヒロト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
大翔
- 大: large
- 翔: soar
Pronunciation: hee-roh-toh
Review Hiroto's full recordAoto
あおと · アオト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
碧斗
- 碧: blue
- 斗: Big Dipper
Pronunciation: ah-oh-toh
Review Aoto's full recordSota
そうた · ソウタ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spellings
颯太
- 颯: sudden
- 太: plump
颯汰
- 颯: sudden
- 汰: washing
Pronunciation: soh-tah
Review Sota's full recordRui
るい · ルイ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
琉生
- 琉: precious stone
- 生: life
Pronunciation: roo-ee
Review Rui's full recordTaisei
たいせい · タイセイ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
大晴
- 大: large
- 晴: clear up
Pronunciation: tah-ee-say
Review Taisei's full recordYuito
ゆいと · ユイト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
結斗
- 結: tie
- 斗: Big Dipper
Pronunciation: yoo-ee-toh
Review Yuito's full recordFuma
ふうま · フウマ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
楓真
- 楓: maple
- 真: true
Pronunciation: foo-mah
Review Fuma's full recordYusei
ゆうせい · ユウセイ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
悠生
- 悠: permanence
- 生: life
Pronunciation: yoo-say
Review Yusei's full recordHayato
はやと · ハヤト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spellings
颯人
- 颯: sudden
- 人: person
颯斗
- 颯: sudden
- 斗: Big Dipper
Pronunciation: hah-yah-toh
Review Hayato's full recordRikuto
りくと · リクト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
陸斗
- 陸: land
- 斗: Big Dipper
Pronunciation: ree-koo-toh
Review Rikuto's full recordRihito
りひと · リヒト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
理人
- 理: logic
- 人: person
Pronunciation: ree-hee-toh
Review Rihito's full recordSosuke
そうすけ · ソウスケ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
颯介
- 颯: sudden
- 介: jammed in
Pronunciation: soh-soo-keh
Review Sosuke's full recordKeito
けいと · ケイト
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
敬斗
- 敬: awe
- 斗: Big Dipper
Pronunciation: kay-toh
Review Keito's full recordEita
えいた · エイタ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
瑛太
- 瑛: sparkle of jewelry
- 太: plump
Pronunciation: ay-tah
Review Eita's full recordSoshi
そうし · ソウシ
Masculine
Matching reviewed spelling
蒼士
- 蒼: blue
- 士: gentleman
Pronunciation: soh-shee
Review Soshi's full recordHow to interpret this collection
The classification does not make a two-kanji spelling exclusively masculine, and it may change when stronger reviewed evidence is added.
Japanese readings and written forms are separate evidence fields. A theme can apply to one reviewed spelling without applying to every kanji form that shares its pronunciation.
How to compare the names
- Compare the exact spelling, reading, and record fields that satisfy the two-kanji masculine names rule.
- Open the individual name record to review gender classification, pronunciation, usage evidence, kanji glosses, and field-level source limits.
- Treat the collection as a research filter, not as naming advice or proof that the same pattern applies to an unlisted name.
Frequently asked questions
How does a name qualify for this theme?
Its reviewed record and the exact displayed spelling must satisfy every condition in the published filter. The category is recalculated from the data rather than assigned from romanization or visual impression.
Are these real Japanese given names?
Each spelling-and-reading pair comes from a name record that passed the site's dictionary, source, review-date, and relationship checks.
Does the theme apply to every spelling with the same reading?
No. Character-count rules apply only to the displayed variants, while mora, gender, and variant-count rules apply to the current reviewed record. Unlisted forms need their own evidence.
Related name themes
Continue with filters that share one or more reviewed name records.
Reviewed themeTwo-Kanji NamesExplore reviewed Japanese given names with at least one exact spelling made from two kanji characters.Reviewed themeMultiple Reviewed SpellingsCompare Japanese given-name readings that have two or more exact kanji spellings in the reviewed database.Reviewed themeThree-Mora NamesExplore reviewed Japanese given names whose sourced hiragana reading contains three counted Japanese mora.
Sources and evidence limits
These sources support the underlying names, readings, spellings, and kanji glosses. Structural counts are derived deterministically from those reviewed fields.
Inclusion rule
Include a publishable name only when its reviewed record matches a male-classified reviewed name record with an exact two-kanji spelling; display only the exact sourced spelling or spellings that satisfy the written-form portion of the filter.
- ENAMDICT/JMnedict Japanese Proper Names Dictionary
Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group · JA,EN · accessed Jul 25, 2026
Source limitation
Dictionary inclusion does not measure current frequency, guarantee a reading for every bearer, or establish legal acceptance of a new registration.
- KANJIDIC Project
Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group · JA,EN · accessed Jul 25, 2026
Source limitation
Character glosses are not whole-name translations and do not establish an intended whole-name meaning or family etymology.