Reiji
Fact sheet
- Name
- Reiji
- Gender
- Boy name
- Syllables
- 2
The Japanese first name Reiji carries the meaning 'the zero Samurai'. It is composed of the Japanese characters rei (零), meaning 'zero', and ji (士), which stands for 'Samurai' or 'warrior'. Additionally, there are numerous other Kanji combinations and meanings.
What does the name Reiji mean?
The name Reiji, a boy's name from Japan, is translated among other things as 'the zero Samurai'. The composition comes from the Japanese characters rei (零) for 'zero' and ji (士) for 'Samurai, warrior'. Other Kanji combinations can also have different meanings.
Where does the name Reiji come from?
Reiji is a male first name that originates from Japan and carries the meaning 'the zero Samurai'.
How do you pronounce Reiji?
Rei-dschi
Popularity
In Germany, Reiji is a rather rare first name. It has not appeared in the German first name charts so far. The best ranking of the name Reiji was achieved in 2013 with the 1,845th place in the Italian first name charts. Between 1999 and 2024, Reiji was given less than 10 times in Italy, which places it at 5,981st. In the last ten years, no child has received this name.
Nicknames & pet names
Raggie / Rei / Reijilu
Famous people
- Reiji Akaba (Anime character from 'Yugioh Arc V')
- Reiji Matsumoto (Japanese manga artist)
- Reiji Mizuchi (Antagonist in the anime 'Beyblade Metal Fusion')
- Reiji Nagakawa (Japanese translator)
- Reiji Okazaki (Japanese molecular biologist)
- Reiji Sakamaki (Anime character from Diabolik Lovers)
- Reiji Sakurai (Japanese singer)
- Reiji Yamada (Japanese manga artist)
Frequently asked questions about the name Reiji
What is the origin of the name Reiji?
Reiji is a male first name from Japan, rooted in the Japanese language and often written in Kanji.
What does the name Reiji mean?
The name Reiji is often translated as 'the zero Samurai', with the characters rei (零) for 'zero' and ji (士) for 'Samurai, warrior'.
How popular is the name Reiji?
The popularity of the name Reiji varies, but it is primarily common in Japan and is frequently given there.