Taro
TAH-roh
The Story of Taro
This strong Japanese name, signifying birth and stature, has journeyed through art and history to reach your son.
Taro is a distinguished Japanese name, often carrying meanings such as 'big boy' or 'firstborn son,' depending on the kanji used. It has been a part of Japanese nomenclature for centuries, deeply rooted in tradition, and was notably carried by the influential artist Taro Okamoto, who shaped modern Japanese art.
The sound of 'Taro' is solid and dependable, like bedrock. It's a name that feels like a promise of presence, a steady anchor for your son. When you write Taro on a birth announcement, you're marking the arrival of someone significant, a boy who carries the weight and honor of being cherished and central.
What It Means
“In Japanese, Taro can have different meanings depending on the kanji used, common meanings include 'big boy' or 'firstborn son'.”
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Numerology
The Builder
Stable, disciplined, and hardworking. Names at 4 convey groundedness and reliability.
Famous Namesakes
Taro Okamoto
Famous Japanese artist and sculptor
Personality Traits
Peak Year
#13 in 1997
Total Births
368
First Recorded
1919
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