Shiro
[ˈʃɪɹoʊ]Meaning
alternate transcription of the Japanese name Shirō (四郎)
Background Story
Shirō and Shirou are alternative transcriptions of the same name, and Shirow is a further variant. English borrowed the name from Japanese しろう (Shirō), and Tagalog borrowed it from the Hepburn romanisation of that word.
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