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20 resultsWritten-form search for “八代”.

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Hachiyo

八代はちよ

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Hatsuyo

八代はつよ

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Yachiyo

八代やちよ

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Yachiyo

八代やちよ

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Yagi

八代やぎ

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Yashiro

八代やしろ

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Yasshiro

八代やっしろ

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Yatsushiro

八代やつしろ

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Yatsuyo

八代やつよ

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Yayo

八代やよ

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Yayo

八代やよ

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Yayoe

八代枝 やよえ

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Yayoi

八代伊 やよい

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Yashiroda

八代田 やしろだ

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Yashirodai

八代醍 やしろだい

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Yashirodaiku

八代醍 やしろだいく

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Yayoko

八代子 やよこ

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Yayomi

八代美 やよみ

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Yayota

八代田 やよた

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Yayotarō

八代太郎 やよたろう

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Search behaviorYūki can also test Yuki/Yuuki-style index forms; hiragana and katakana are normalized to the same reading space; kanji queries use exact or beginning-of-written-form matches.