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呂 (ryo) generally means 'bass range' in Japanese music, as in contrast to 甲 (kan) which means 'treble range'. It could also refer to a specific scale of an old sort of Japanese formal music called gagaku, in which sense it also might appear as 呂旋 (ryo sen) or 呂旋法 (ryo sen pou).

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names do not change when translated, so you would write in katakana script, ra-i-u-ri--

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Kanji: 梁 meaning: beam, girder (as in construction) read: (ri - an)

If you meant the English name 'Ryan' in english: ライアン (ra i an)

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ライアン (ra i a n)

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