Shin

E738078

Shin is a common Japanese given name element that often conveys meanings like “truth,” “new,” or “heart,” depending on the kanji used.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Shin (信) from Shinano Province (Nagano) 1

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese given name element
Japanese masculine given name element
belongsToCategory Japanese given names
Japanese masculine given names
canBeWrittenIn hiragana
katakana
canMean advance
belief
core
faith
genuine
god
heart
mind
new
truth
commonInRegion Japan NERFINISHED
genderAssociation primarily male
sometimes unisex
hasKanjiVariantMeaning 信 (faith, belief)
心 (heart, mind)
新 (new)
真 (truth, real)
神 (god, deity)
芯 (core, wick)
進 (advance, progress)
hasReadingType kun’yomi-style adaptation in names
on’yomi-style reading
nameElementOfType given name
nameElementPosition can appear at end of given name
can appear at start of given name
can appear in middle of given name
orthographicVariation しん
シン
romanizationSystem Hepburn NERFINISHED
romanizedAs Shin NERFINISHED
semanticField emotional or mental states
novelty or beginning
spiritual or religious concepts
virtue-related meanings
usedAs independent given name
name component
usedInLanguage Japanese
writingSystem Kanji NERFINISHED

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Shintaro hasNameElement Shin
Kōshinetsu region nameComponent Shin
this entity surface form: Shin (信) from Shinano Province (Nagano)