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Description: I applied kanji to the name Gabriel. The meaning of 雅 "elegant," and "legitimate," *鰤 is yellowtails that is one of an auspicious fish in Japan. 得 means to acquire, to make something your own, to understand, or to realize. *The yellowtails are called "shusse-uo" (fish that grows with age) and are considered to be auspicious fish. Shusse-uo is a fish whose name changes many times as it grows from a young fish to an adult. In the old days in Japan, it was customary to change one's name when one reached adulthood or rose in rank. For example, famous Sengoku warlords such as Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi changed their names many times before arriving at their current names. .
Description: The meaning of the 重 is “heavy,” “cherish,” “value,” and “overlap." 努 meaning is "strive," "effort," and "endeavor." 賀 means ”rejoice,” "celebrate (good things that have happened to the recipient)," and "congratulate." 賀 is also used to celebrate the New Year. (New year's day is most important holiday for Japanese people!)
Description: I applied kanji to name Melissa. 芽 means "The buds of plants and trees, the first movement, the first sign that things are beginning," 李 means "The name of a small deciduous tree of the rose family called sumomo that is like plum. White flowers bloom in spring," and 沙 means "sand, (in the water) to separate than and throw away the bad ones."
Description: It is an abbreviation of a phrase from “Sun Tzu,” which was used by Shingen Takeda on his military banner: “Fast as the wind, slow as the forest, fire as the invader, and steadfast as the mountain." In fighting and in the way things are handled, it means the attitude of acting quickly according to the time and circumstances, and also of sitting back and watching the situation unfold. Pronunciation is fu-rin-kazan. Shingen Takeda was one of the generals of the Warring States period.
Description: It is a polite and old-fashioned way of saying “shoganai”. It means the same thing with "しょうがない（shoganai）": “What's done is done,” “That's life,” or “It's unavoidable/unavoidable.” しょうがない is also here >>> https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/66263949-it-can-t-be-helped?store_id=474227
Description: しょうがない is one of word of Japanese. It can be phrased in other ways other than "it can't be helped." There are like “what's done is done,” “that's life,” or “unavoidable/unavoidable. It is a convenient word to use. しょうがない is one of word of Japanese. It can be phrased in other ways other than "it can't be helped." There are like “what's done is done,” “that's life,” or “unavoidable/unavoidable. It is a convenient word to use. 致し方なし is almost same meaning with しょうがない. Check it up 致し方なし here >>>https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/66429265-it-cant-be-helped?store_id=474227
Description: San-kuzushi is a pattern in the form of a broken down “sangi,” a tool used in Japanese arithmetic. The pattern consists of three pieces of wood arranged vertically and horizontally in a cobblestone pavement-like pattern. Even today, it is used for flooring and wallpaper. It is also called “Ajiro pattern” because it resembles a net made of thin cypress bark, bamboo, or reeds, and has the meaning of “abundant harvest.
Description: The yagaasuri is an auspicious pattern and has the same meaning of dispelling evil spirits as the hama arrow(破魔矢). Also, when an arrow is shot, it flies straight and does not come back. In reference to the characteristics of the arrow, there was a custom during the Edo period (1603-1867) for daughters to be given an yagasuri pattern kimono when they got married so that they would not “come back out.
