Sayuri
Meaning of Sayuri
Sayuri is a beautiful and poetic name of Japanese origin, commonly given to girls. Pronounced as sah-YOO-ree (/saˈjuːri/), the name Sayuri means "small lily" or "blooming lily," evoking images of delicate beauty and grace. The name has a serene and elegant quality, often associated with nature's purity and tranquility. Though not extremely common in the United States, Sayuri has been steadily used over the years, reflecting its unique charm and cultural richness. It reached its highest popularity in 2007 when it ranked 1939th with 106 occurrences. Variations of the name include Saiuri, which retains the same melodic essence. Sayuri carries a timeless appeal that resonates with parents looking for a name that is both exotic and deeply meaningful.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as sah-YOO-ree (/saˈjuːri/)
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Notable People Named Sayuri
| Sayuri Ogawa is a former Unification Church follower turned anti-cult activist in Japan. |
| Sayuri Ishikawa is a renowned Japanese enka singer with a nearly five-decade-long successful career. |
| Sayuri Yoshinaga is a highly acclaimed Japanese actress and activist, known for winning four Japan Academy Best Actress awards and being considered one of the leading stars in postwar cinema. |
| Sayuri Date is a Japanese voice actress and singer known for her role as Kanon Shibuya in Love Live! Superstar!! anime series. |
