Tomoaki
Meaning of Tomoaki
Tomoaki is a Japanese name typically given to boys. It is pronounced as toh-moh-ah-kee (/toʊmoʊˈɑki/). The name Tomoaki has a strong and meaningful origin, with "tomo" meaning "friend" and "aki" meaning "bright." This name carries the beautiful sentiment of having a bright and friendly personality. In the United States, the name Tomoaki has been quite rare, with only a few occurrences in the 1980s and 1990s. However, its rarity adds to its uniqueness and appeal for parents looking for a distinctive and culturally rich name for their son. The simplicity and elegance of Tomoaki make it an endearing choice for any baby boy.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as toh-moh-ah-kee (/toʊmoʊˈɑki/)
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Notable People Named Tomoaki
| Tomoaki Maeno is a Japanese voice actor known for his role as White Blood Cell (Neutrophil) U-1146 in the anime Cells at Work! |
| Tomoaki Makino is a former Japanese professional footballer and current manager of the Top team Kanagawa amateur club, Shinagawa CC. |
| Tomoaki Kato is a renowned pioneer in multiple-organ transplantation and pediatric and adult liver transplantation, known for his innovative surgeries and leadership in the field. |
| Tomoaki Seino is a retired Japanese football player. |
| Tomoaki Hayama is a Japanese mixed martial artist. |
