Heiichirō

Heiichirō is a Japanese masculine given name. It is typically composed of two kanji characters, although the specific characters used can vary, leading to different meanings and nuances. Common components and potential meanings associated with this name are:

• 平 (Hei): Meaning "peace," "flat," "even," or "calm."
• 八 (Hachi/Ei): Meaning "eight." This character can be used to denote "many" or "much" in some contexts.
• 郎 (Rō): A common suffix used in masculine names, often indicating "son," "man," or sometimes simply used for sound and tradition.

Therefore, depending on the kanji used, Heiichirō can have interpretations ranging from "peaceful son," "eighth son" (if a family tradition or birth order is being referenced), or combinations of these meanings. Due to the variations in kanji, the precise meaning of a specific individual's name requires knowing the specific characters used. The name carries a traditional Japanese feel and is not as commonly used in contemporary times as some other names.