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      Meaning of the first name Masatake

      Origin

      Japanese

      Meaning

      Masa Can Mean Elevation, Take Means Bamboo or Fawn

      Variations

      Masataka, Masatane, Masakage
      The name Masatake is of Japanese origin, where it combines two elements: Masa and Take. In this context, Masa can convey meanings such as elevation or genuine, while Take translates to bamboo or fawn. Both parts of the name evoke positive imagery—bamboo symbolizes strength and resilience, and fawns represent innocence and gentleness. The name thus embodies a harmonious blend of qualities that signify both natural beauty and moral virtue.

      Historically, the name Masatake has been present in Japan for centuries, often associated with nobility and cultural significance. Bamboo, which is an integral part of Japanese culture, appears in traditional art, literature, and folklore, representing flexibility and adaptability. The combination with Masa suggests a lineage that honors not just strength and endurance but also authenticity and virtue. While specific historical figures named Masatake may not dominate the annals of history, the name has been embraced in various contexts throughout Japan's rich heritage.

      In contemporary Japan, the name Masatake, while not among the most common given names, continues to be used and appreciated for its classical roots and lyrical sound. It reflects a modern appreciation for names that carry cultural significance and depth. Today, individuals named Masatake may be found in various professions, contributing to fields such as art, education, and business, thereby keeping the name relevant and alive in Japanese society. Moreover, the name resonates in a global context as interest in Japanese culture, language, and names grows, particularly among those seeking meaningful or unique names for their children.

      Based on our records...

      Sumida

      Sumida

      This is the most common surname associated with Masatake.
      Chisa

      Chisa

      This is the most common name of those married to a Masatake.
      Doris

      Doris

      This is the most common name for a child of a Masatake.
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      1892 is when there were the most people born with the first name Masatake.

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