Keisuke

The Japanese first name Keisuke is approximately translated as "helpful jewel." This meaning arises from the Japanese characters kei (圭), which means "square jewel," and suke (介) for "help, support" or suke (祐), which means "divine help." Additionally, various other Kanji combinations and meanings may also exist.

What does the name Keisuke mean?

Keisuke, a Japanese boy's name, is interpreted as "helpful jewel." It is composed of kei (圭), which means "square jewel," and suke (介) for "help, support" or suke (祐) for "divine help." The name is quite popular in Japan. A prominent example is the former football player Keisuke Honda.

Where does the name Keisuke come from?

The name Keisuke is a male first name that originates from Japan and carries the meaning "helpful jewel." The components consist of kei (圭), which stands for "square jewel," and suke (介) for "help, support" or suke (祐) for "divine help." The language is Japanese, and the characters are Kanji.

How do you pronounce Keisuke?

Kei-suke, where 'Kei' is pronounced like the English word 'kay' and 'suke' is pronounced like 'sook.'

Popularity

In Germany, the name Keisuke is relatively common. In 2012, it reached the 2,386th place on the list of the most common male first names. Between 2010 and 2024, Keisuke was given about 10 times in Germany, placing it at 7,533rd. However, there have been no new registrations in the last ten years. Worldwide, Keisuke also has a certain prevalence.

Nicknames & pet names

Kei / Kei-Chan / Keisu

Famous people

• Keisuke Endo (Japanese footballer)
• Keisuke Hada (Japanese footballer)
• Keisuke Hayasaka (baseball player)
• Keisuke Hayashi (footballer from Japan)
• Keisuke Hoashi (American actor)
• Keisuke Honda (Japanese football player)
• Keisuke Ito (Japanese swimmer)
• Keisuke Kato (American actor)
• Keisuke Katto (baseball player)
• Keisuke Kimoto (footballer from Japan)
• Keisuke Koide (Japanese actor)
• Keisuke Kunimoto (Japanese racing driver)
• Keisuke Makino (Japanese football player)
• Keisuke Mori (footballer from Japan)
• Keisuke Nemoto (martial artist from Japan)
• Keisuke Ogihara (musician from Japan)
• Keisuke Okuno (swimmer from Japan)
• Keisuke Ota (Japanese footballer)
• Keisuke Serizawa (designer from Japan)
• Keisuke Shimizu (footballer from Japan)