My name in Kanji

HI, Im new to this thread but while looking through it I started to wonder whether anyone could help me find a kanji combination for the name タラ..... so far my friend gave me this one 躲螺?? but I'm not sure since I'm not very good with Kanji....😅 could anyone give me a hand????😅
 
That looks like you're evading shellfish.

多良 seems like a much better choice. By the way, why do you have a simplified Chinese character in there? The Japanese version of the first one is .
 
so if I were to take your chice of 多良 , it would make some sense/// as in it wouldn't look "weird"???? I kind of don't get the second kanji though...😅 gomen
 
It means "good." So it's like "many good," which still may not be normal sounding, but it's a lot better than evading shellfish, I would think. There's also 太良, which is like "plump good." Either way, the two of them have the basic meaning of lots of good things.
 
Thank you very much for your help. I do agree both of your ideas are way better than the one I was given before. :-)
 
yournameinjapanese.com
this is a cool link. it is based on common names though
yes, very cool. luckily, i have a common name. i had my name written in chinese by an artist in new york city - at the time it was the closest i could get. unfortunately i lost it, so it is nice to remember what it looked like.
 
hello, i was wondering if someone can tell me what my name is and what it means in kanji? my name is thomas, and from all the websites i have gone too, they say my name is i think Tou - ma - su toumasu.


i would like to see if this is correct. but im new here so may i please get someone's help on this please

thank you


thomas
 
i just used yournameinjapanese.com and it said my name is tomasu what does this mean in like a means of like a king or something
 
i just used yournameinjapanese.com and it said my name is tomasu what does this mean in like a means of like a king or something

tomasu would just be how they would pronounce your name in Japanese. It would be written like トマス。
 
My name in romaji would be Deividdo or Deivu. Any ideas if you can write it in kanji? I'm dubious, it's very un-japanese :(
 
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