Akatsuki meaning

Claraviolet

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How many of you guys know that, Akatsuki means 'Red moon'?
It's kinda weird phrase for me, but I like the sound of it ^^
 
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I don't know about it, but sounds cool. I only know 'moon' is 'tsuki', so 'red moon' is 'akatsuki' haha..
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That sounds nice.
Breaking apart a word gives it's meaning away.
 

Is there any Japanese word thread here? If not we should make one, on that thread we post Japanese words we know with the translation, sounds like fun and interesting
 
Poseidon said:
Is there any Japanese word thread here? If not we should make one, on that thread we post Japanese words we know with the translation, sounds like fun and interesting

I believe there is a thread somewhere.
I will have to look for it sometime.
 
It can mean dawn. It primarily means dawn. Even in Akatsuki no Yona's case the translation is Yona of the dawn.
 
MadaraUchiha said:
It can mean dawn. It primarily means dawn. Even in Akatsuki no Yona's case the translation is Yona of the dawn.
Does Dawn means Tsuki man?
You might be right and Akatsuki's clothes from Naruto have clouds on them
 
MadaraUchiha said:
No tsuki means moon.
I am getting even more confused man.
If it doesn't mean dawn, how can akatsuki refers to a red dawn? Never mind. I never got the hang of new languages easily
 
Blackangel said:
i thought the same too.
this is very weird and we should have a japanese translation thread. it would do us good

Star will find it for us, it's there somewhere on this forum
 
Lucifer said:
I am getting even more confused man.
If it doesn't mean dawn, how can akatsuki refers to a red dawn? Never mind. I never got the hang of new languages easily
Akatsuki as a whole means dawn. Tsuki means moon. You are confusing yourself between the two words.
 
MadaraUchiha said:
Akatsuki as a whole means dawn. Tsuki means moon. You are confusing yourself between the two words.
Thanks man
I think a single word got many meanings.
 
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