Eitarō

Eitarō (栄太郎, 英太郎) is a common Japanese masculine given name. It can be written using various kanji combinations, each lending a slightly different nuance to the name's meaning.

The most frequent kanji used are:

• 栄太郎: This combination signifies "prosperity" or "glory" (栄) and "big" or "thick" (太) and "man" (郎).
• 英太郎: This combination signifies "England," "excellence," or "hero" (英) and "big" or "thick" (太) and "man" (郎).

The meaning of the name depends significantly on the specific kanji chosen by the parents. As with many Japanese names, pronunciation is the primary identifier, while the kanji add layers of meaning and personalization. Eitarō is a traditional-sounding name and evokes a sense of strength and virtue, depending on the kanji chosen. The suffix "tarō" (太郎) is commonly used for eldest sons.