Ronin
[roʊnɪn]Meaning
variant of Ronan; also the Japanese term 浪人, a masterless samurai
Background Story
Ronin is a variant of Ronan, and is used in Breton, French, Irish and Old Irish. It also coincides with the Japanese word 浪人, a samurai who had no lord or master. In modern Japanese that word is used of an unemployed salaryman or a school graduate not yet admitted to university.
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