探偵 (tantei) and 刑事 (keiji) are both ways of saying "detective". As far as I can tell, there is no definition to "sato" that means detective.
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∙ 14y agoI'm not sure what you mean, but meitantei is detective in Japanese i think
里 (さと) Sato.
k. sato e famoso pittore
Kyoko Sato.
Kiyoji Sato has written: 'Nihon bunsho shi no kenkyu' -- subject- s -: Japanese language, Rhetoric, Grammar
Yukiharu Sato has written: 'Shi to sei no kiroku' -- subject(s): Education, Japan, Japanese Philosophy, Philosophy, Japanese 'Nihon no dento' -- subject(s): Japan, Zen Buddhism
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The name Sato is typically written: 佐藤 Sugar is also pronounced Sato but written: 砂糖 They are totally different words. The name Sato is the most common surname in Japan, but does not have a specific meaning.
Depending on context: inaka, kotan, mura, sato, shuuraku
Do you mean last name of Takuma? If so its Sato. Takuma Sato.
I think it might be Taiyougakure no Sato - Village Hidden in the Sun.
if you mean penis then its penisu if you mean the nickname Dick its diku dick as in slang for detective its keiji