Meaning and origin of the name Kaguya
Gender: Female
Origin: Japanese
Available languages
Japanese,
Kaguya is used in
Japan
Kaguya
Kaguya is a Japanese name with a beautiful and mystical origin. The name comes from the famous Japanese folktale "The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter," where Kaguya-hime, also known as Princess
Kaguya, is a celestial maiden found inside a bamboo stalk. The name
Kaguya is associated with elegance, grace, and enchantment, reflecting the character of Princess Kaguya in the folktale.
The meaning of the name
Kaguya is often interpreted as "shining night" or "radiant beauty." It embodies the idea of brilliance and allure, capturing the essence of a mysterious and otherworldly presence.
Kaguya is a name that evokes a sense of magic and wonder, making it a popular choice for those seeking a name with a touch of enchantment.
In Japanese culture, names often carry deep symbolism and significance, and
Kaguya is no exception. As a name inspired by a beloved folktale character,
Kaguya holds a special place in Japanese literature and folklore, adding a touch of myth and legend to its charm.
If you are drawn to names with a storybook quality and a sense of mystery,
Kaguya may be the perfect choice for your little one, imbuing them with a sense of grace and magic from the start.
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