Nobuyoshi

The Japanese boy's name Nobuyoshi can be freely translated as 'the faith in justice.' The name is composed of the Japanese characters nobu (信), meaning 'faith, trust,' and yoshi (義), which stands for 'justice.' However, there are also various Kanji combinations and meanings.

What does the name Nobuyoshi mean?

Nobuyoshi is a Japanese boy's name that can be interpreted as 'the faith in justice,' based on the terms nobu (信) for 'faith, trust' and yoshi (義) for 'justice.' Alternatively, other Kanji combinations and meanings may also exist.

Where does the name Nobuyoshi come from?

The name Nobuyoshi has its roots in the Japanese language and means 'the faith in justice.' The composition consists of nobu (信) for 'faith, trust' and yoshi (義) for 'justice.' The name is used in the Japanese language and can be written in different Kanji.

How do you pronounce Nobuyoshi?

Nobuyoshi is pronounced approximately as 'Nobujo-schi.'

Popularity

In Germany, Nobuyoshi is a rare first name that has not yet appeared in German name popularity charts. Its best placement was in 1984, reaching 1,756th place in Canadian name charts. Between 1980 and 2024, Nobuyoshi was given fewer than 10 times in Canada, earning it 6,188th place. In the last ten years, no child has been named this way.

Famous people

• Nobuyoshi Araki (Japanese photographer)
• Nobuyoshi Ino (Japanese jazz musician)
• Nobuyoshi Sano (Japanese composer)
• Nobuyoshi Suto (Japanese jazz musician)