Opening reading family

Japanese names beginning with He (へ)

Source-recorded given-name readings whose indexed romanization begins with He. Contracted kana variants are grouped with the same base reading family where appropriate.

18 name readingsCurrent page contains 87 recorded spelling links across 18 readings.

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Heiji

9 recorded spellings

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Heijirō

8 recorded spellings

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Heizō

8 recorded spellings

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Heigo

5 recorded spellings

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Heigorō

5 recorded spellings

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Heīchi

5 recorded spellings

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Heīchirō

5 recorded spellings

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Heinosuke

5 recorded spellings

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Heisuke

5 recorded spellings

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Hekiru

5 recorded spellings

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Heihachirō

4 recorded spellings

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Heitarō

4 recorded spellings

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Heizaburō

4 recorded spellings

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Heikan

3 recorded spellings

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Heikichi

3 recorded spellings

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Heiko

3 recorded spellings

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Heizaemon

3 recorded spellings

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Heren

3 recorded spellings

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