Pronunciation: [kɛnd͡ʒˈi͡əɹə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Kenjiro is a Japanese name spelled in English with the letters k, e, n, j, i, r, and o. According to IPA phonetic transcription, the pronunciation of Kenjiro is [kɛndʒiɹoʊ] where "k" represents the sound of "k" in "kite," "ɛ" represents the short "e" sound in "help," "n" is pronounced like "n" in "night," "dʒi" depicts the "j" sound in "jet," "ɹ" represents the "r" sound in "rock," "o" is pronounced like the "o" in "bone."
Kenjiro is a given name of Japanese origin, predominantly used for males. The name is derived from combining two elements: "ken" meaning "wise" or "intelligent" and "jiro" meaning "second son" or "second male." Put together, the name Kenjiro can be translated as "wise second son" or "intelligent second male."
In Japanese culture, naming a child is significant and often reflects the parents' wishes, blessings, and aspirations for the child. The name Kenjiro carries a positive connotation of wisdom, intelligence, and being a capable individual. It may signify the parents' desire for their child to embody these traits throughout their life.
Those with the name Kenjiro may be perceived as knowledgeable, adept, and having a strong sense of commitment. They might possess the ability to analyze situations critically, make rational decisions, and excel in intellectual endeavors. Kenjiro could be a name given to individuals with high potential in academics, business, or any field that requires intellectual prowess.
The name Kenjiro is not only limited to its dictionary definition but also holds personal and cultural significance for individuals who bear this name. Like all names, the perception and interpretation of Kenjiro may vary depending on cultural, familial, and individual perspectives.
The name "Kenjiro" is of Japanese origin. It is typically written in kanji characters, which represent meaning. The etymology of "Kenjiro" can vary based on the kanji used to write it. However, "Ken" (健) commonly means "healthy" or "strong", while "Jiro" (次郎) is a common male name suffix in Japan. So, generally, the name "Kenjiro" can be understood as "healthy/strong second son" or "healthy/strong Jiro". It is important to note that there may be other possible interpretations or variations of the etymology depending on the specific combination of kanji characters.
