What does Amanda mean in Japanese?

Answer 1

"Amanda" would be spelled in katakana like アマンダ.

Answer 2

Amanda is an American name, so the name Amanda in America is the same in Japan. That means it's spelled the same and basically pronounced the same. The meaning in Japan is "lovable" but you have to have the right Japanese characters and don't write the characters for the actual word lovable or else people will think that it's a word and not a name. my name is Amanda and it dose mean lovable in all lagwishis

Answer 3

Amanda is a popular girl's name. It is pronounced ah-MAN-dah. The name is of Latin

origin, and its meaning is "lovable." The name first appeared on a birth record from the year 1212 from Warwickshire in England and was made popular by the British playwrights and poets in the 17th Century. The name may also be derived from the name of a sixth-century French saint, also called Amandus. Nicknames of Amanda include Amandy, Amandah, Amandi, Manda, Amandie, Amandine, Amata, Demanda etc. Famous personalities with the name include Actresses Amanda Plummer

, Amanda Peet; pop musician Mandy Moore

EDIT

Not really, it means "she who must be loved".

Answer 4

Amanda means lovable

Answer 5

Amanda means lovable.

Answer 6

アマンダちゃん

Pronounced Amanda Chang

Answer 7

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