Kishi
[ˈkiːʃi]Meaning
A common name in Japanese.
Background Story
The name 'Kishi' has Japanese origins and may be derived from historical context where it was used for figures of protection or guardianship. It can often be found in folklore or anime as a name for strong or loyal characters.
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