Usually means: Light, illumination in Japanese culture.
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  1. Hikari, hikari: Wordnik
  2. Hikari: Wiktionary
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  1. Hikari: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Hikari)

▸ noun:  A female given name from Japanese.
▸ noun:  (rail transport) A type of Japanese high-speed passenger train; bullet train.

Similar:
Hikaru, Hiroko, Haruhi, Hideko, Hinako, Haruko, Hanae, Hotaru, Hamiko, Himeko, more...

Opposite:
yami, darkness, shadow

Phrases:
Nakajima Hikari, Hikari no Densetsu, Hotaru no Hikari, Hikari Shiina, more...



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Similar:
Hikaru, Hiroko, Haruhi, Hideko, Hinako, Haruko, Hanae, Hotaru, Hamiko, Himeko, more...

Opposite:
yami, darkness, shadow

Phrases:
Nakajima Hikari, Hikari no Densetsu, Hotaru no Hikari, Hikari Shiina, more...



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