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Help[Facts] Japanese name
I am in need of a Japanese name for a charater in my book im writing. He is a Snake Demon. If you can find anything about snakes or something it would be a great help. THX!
~Meena
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~Meena
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Just FYI
Snake in Japanese is "hebi." Female snake demon/ghost is termed "hebi onna" (onna, meaning "woman"), and male snake demon/ghost "hebi otoko."
Another word for snake is "-ja" and is used in combination with adjectives, such as big ("daija"), and white ("hakuja").
The above are just nouns of the language, and not names...
Snake in Japanese is "hebi." Female snake demon/ghost is termed "hebi onna" (onna, meaning "woman"), and male snake demon/ghost "hebi otoko."
Another word for snake is "-ja" and is used in combination with adjectives, such as big ("daija"), and white ("hakuja").
The above are just nouns of the language, and not names...
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