Jinzaburō

Jinzaburō is a Japanese given name, typically used for males. It is a relatively uncommon name. The name is composed of the elements "Jin" (仁), often signifying benevolence or humanity; "za" (三), indicating "three" or "third son"; and "burō" (郎), a common suffix for male names, often implying a son or young man. Therefore, a literal interpretation might suggest "third son exhibiting benevolence." However, such direct translations are often less relevant than the overall cultural implication of the name.

The name Jinzaburō carries a traditional Japanese feel. It might be associated with families with a history of valuing lineage or traditional virtues. While not extremely widespread in modern Japan, it is recognizable and holds a degree of historical weight.