Do you know what Naruto means? Well, if your answer is a “No” or you are in doubt, this article is just for you, because I will address this subject. And before we talk about what Naruto means, most likely you already know who we're talking about, right?
As we know, Naruto is the name of a character from an Anime, which by the way, this Anime takes the name of the character "Naruto". And Naruto Anime is a fever that has hundreds of millions of fans in Brazil and also around the world.
Anime is a type of animation from Japan, and obviously, Naruto is from there and started its great worldwide repercussion in that country.
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Who is Naruto Uzumaki?

Naruto Uzumaki is the main character of the manga and anime franchise Naruto, which was created by mangaka and writer Masashi Kishimoto. Naruto's story began to be told when he was a child living in a village in Konoha.
And this period when Naruto was a child was very difficult for him, since practically everyone in the village despised him. And this contempt that he passed was because of the 9-tailed fox, which was sealed in his body.
Over time Naruto was growing and perfecting his powers as a Ninja, and getting stronger and stronger. Until the moment came when he saved the village he lives in from a devastating attack and terrible consequences. It was from that moment on that the villagers in the village began to trust Naruto even more and to trust him more.
And as time went by, Naruto grew up and currently fulfilled his great childhood dream, to become Hokage.
What does Naruto mean?

Now that we've talked a little about who Naruto Uzumaki is, I'll tell you what the meaning of his name is. That as we know, despite this Anime having been created more than 20 years ago by Masashi Kishimoto, many fans don't know the meaning of the name.
And I'll tell you that the name Naruto has a few different meanings, one of them is that it's the name of a city. The other meaning is that of a very famous ingredient in Japanese cuisine, this ingredient is used in stews and Lamen. Lamen is even the protagonist's favorite food, if you've watched this Anime ever, you must already know that.
Uzumaki, which is the name of Naruto's clan, means whirlpool, and this is linked to his mother's land.
What Does Boruto and Himawari Mean?
Naruto grew up and set up his family, where he has Hinata Hyuga as his wife, and they have a couple of children. Their first child was Boruto, and then came Himawari, but do you know what these two names mean?
What does Boruto mean?

I'll start by talking about what Boruto means, which as we know, is the name of Naruto's eldest son. And basically, the word “Boruto” is actually the pronunciation of the English word “bolt“, which means screw.
This name was chosen in honor of the Neji Hyuga, calm down that I will explain to you the reason more clearly. Well, the name Neji means screw, so we chose a name that also means screw, but in another language.
And that's why Boruto always wears a screw pendant, tell me, have you noticed this pendant?
What does Himawari mean?

Himawari as we know, is the name of Naruto's youngest daughter, and her name has a different meaning than her brother's. Himawari, which has Japanese origin, means "sunflower" that follows the direction of the sun, or simply, "flower of the sun".
As we can see, the name is composed of two kanji, the Hi, which has the meaning of sun and the mawari, which can mean “rotation/circulation”. Referring to the fact that sunflowers, when they are in the growth phase, they lean towards the sun, and after their growth they do not move anymore.
Well, as we can see, this name refers to the flower, and therefore carries the symbol of happiness, vitality, light and energy. And this name became extremely well known precisely because of Boruto's Manga and Anime, which is a continuation of Naruto.
Anyway, here ended another article of ours, where I talked about what Naruto means and also the meaning of his children's names. If you liked the content you read, I ask you to share it with all your friends and also on all your Social Networks.

