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It is written 瓊杵 as well as 瓊瓊杵 the only difference in which is that the first kanji has been repeated in the second one. The two kanji in order mean (瓊) : 'Jewel, magnificent jewel' and (杵) : 'muller, pestle, pounder'. If you mean ninigi no mikoto, that 'mikoto at the end only means 'Lord, His highness' referred to gods.

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