Snuggly Pup, if you want to attract girls
Quick tooth (or claw), if you want to scare people
Lobo is the Spanish word for wolf, corazon is the Spanish word for heart, so Lobo Corazon for Wolf Heart.
Most people's "nicknames" are chosen FOR them, not BY them.
Bravery- Yuukan in Japanese &&& Brave-Yuuki in Japanese
Ookami = Wolf
"Ookami otoko" (male) or "ookami onna" (female).
The name is a pun. Okami means god ('kami' meaning god, and 'O' being a respectful prefix) Ookami means wolf. There's a slight pronounciation difference with "ookami" having a longer 'o' sound. I believe I read somewhere that the pronouciation is wolf, but the Kanji (on the Japanese cover) is god, hence adding to the pun. This of course all makes sense since basically the story follows a wolf (Ookami) who is actually a god (Okami).
Howl of the wold is ookami no hoegoe in Japanese.
オオカミの悪魔 Ookami no akuma
Ookami means wolf in Japanese and yuki means snow in Japanese so, yuki ookami means snow wolf in Japanese.
Kage means Shadow in English. Directly translated, its Shade. Ookami means Wolf. So, Ookami Kage means Wolf Shadow, or Shadow Wolf.
yoru - night ookami - wolf yoru ookami - night wolf
Kage no Ôkami would be closer to use just like shinobi no-mono or shinobi no-jutsu are used for pre modern term ninja. Kage no-senshi would be shadow warrior but usually would be the alternate kagemusha which was more for political spy use varies by source
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