Kenshin
Meaning of Kenshin
The name Kenshin is a male name of Japanese origin, pronounced as KEN-shin (/kən.ʃin/). It combines the elements "Ken," meaning "healthy" or "strong," and "Shin," which can mean "truth" or "faith." This name carries connotations of strength and integrity, making it a powerful choice for a baby boy. Kenshin has seen modest usage in the United States over the years, with its popularity peaking in 2003 with 23 occurrences, ranking at 3732. The name also has cultural associations with historical and fictional figures, such as the legendary samurai Himura Kenshin from the popular manga and anime series "Rurouni Kenshin." Variations of the name include Ken, which can serve as a shorter, more familiar option. Despite its relatively low occurrence in recent years, Kenshin remains a unique and meaningful choice for parents seeking a name with strong cultural roots and significant character attributes.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as KEN-shin (/kən.ʃin/)
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Notable People Named Kenshin
| Kenshin Kawakami is a retired Japanese professional baseball pitcher who played for the Chunichi Dragons in Nippon Professional Baseball and the Atlanta Braves in Major League Baseball. |
| Kenshin Ōshima is a Japanese billionaire known for founding the finance company SFCG Co. |
