Kenshin
[ˈkɛnʃɪn]Meaning
from Japanese 謙 (ken) "humble, modest" and 信 (shin) "trust, believe"
Background Story
Kenshin is a Japanese masculine given name formed from 謙 (ken), meaning "humble, modest", and 信 (shin), meaning "trust, believe". Other kanji combinations can also form the name. In Cebuano it was coined from the Japanese name, after Himura Kenshin, the protagonist of the anime Rurouni Kenshin, which was very popular in the Philippines in the late 90s and early 2000s.
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