Yoshikatsu

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Yoshikatsu
Yoshikatsu Tokugawa (1824–1883), Japanese daimyō of the late Edo period
Pronunciationjoɕikatsɯ (IPA)
GenderMale
Origin
Word/nameJapanese
MeaningDifferent meanings depending on the kanji used
Other names
Alternative spellingYosikatu (Kunrei-shiki)

Yosikatu (Nihon-shiki)

Yoshikatsu (Hepburn)

Yoshikatsu is a masculine Japanese given name.

Possible writings[edit]

Yoshikatsu can be written using many different combinations of kanji characters. Here are some examples:

  • 義克, "justice, overcome"
  • 義勝, "justice, victory"
  • 義活, "justice, alive"
  • 吉克, "good luck, overcome"
  • 吉勝, "good luck, victory"
  • 吉活, "good luck, alive"
  • 善克, "virtuous, overcome"
  • 善勝, "virtuous, victory"
  • 善活, "virtuous, alive"
  • 芳克, "virtuous/fragrant, overcome"
  • 芳勝, "virtuous/fragrant, victory"
  • 芳活, "virtuous/fragrant, alive"
  • 良克, "good, overcome"
  • 良勝, "good, victory"
  • 良活, "good, alive"
  • 喜克, "rejoice, overcome"
  • 慶克, "congratulate, overcome"

The name can also be written in hiragana よしかつ or katakana ヨシカツ.

Notable people with the name[edit]