Norman
in Japanese
No · Man
thus · fullness
Character by character
Other ways to write Norman
希万
No · Man
hope · ten thousand
野満
No · Man
field · fullness
About Norman in Japanese
In Japan, Norman is written ノーマン in katakana, the script used for foreign names. The kanji spelling 乃満 is read No · Man. Every character uses one of its real Japanese readings and was chosen for its meaning: 乃 (No, thus), 満 (Man, fullness).
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How do you write Norman in Japanese?+
Norman is written ノーマン in katakana. A kanji spelling is 乃満, read No · Man.
What does 乃満 mean?+
Character by character, 乃満 means thus · fullness.
Is 乃満 a real Japanese name?+
It is a phonetic spelling (ateji): Japanese readers will read it as No · Man and see the meaning of each character. In everyday Japanese, a foreign name like Norman is written in katakana: ノーマン.