Kansu

Kansu is a male first name that originates from Turkish and translates directly to "blood and water."

What does the name Kansu mean?

The name Kansu has its origins in Turkish. It is composed of the Old Turkic elements kan (قان), meaning "blood," and su (صو), which stands for "water" or "juice." In its Japanese writing 関す, the name carries the meaning of "care."

Where does the name Kansu come from?

Kansu is a male first name of Old Turkic origin, meaning "blood and water." The components come from Old Turkic: kan (قان) stands for blood and su (صو) for water or juice. The name is rooted in both Turkish and Japanese.

How do you pronounce Kansu?

Kansu is pronounced like 'Kahn-su.'

Popularity

In Germany, Kansu is considered a rare name. In 2009, it ranked 1,979th on the list of the most common male first names, with its best placement in 2008 at 1,535th. From 1930 to 2024, the name Kansu was given in Germany, averaging 3rd place. However, in the last ten years, no child has received this name.