Shiki

Shiki is a given name that is used for both men and women in Japan. The translation of the name can be 'the fighting spirit', 'the four seasons', 'the sword', or 'the ceremony'.

What does the name Shiki mean?

Shiki is a given name of Japanese origin that is used for both men and women. It has several meanings, including 'the fighting spirit', 'the four seasons', 'the sword', and 'the ceremony'. The name derives from various Japanese terms such as shiki (式) for 'ceremony', shiki (戠) for 'sword', shiki (四季) for 'the four seasons', shiki (士気) for 'fighting spirit' or 'morale', and shiki (指揮) for 'command' or 'direction'.

Where does the name Shiki come from?

The name Shiki has its roots in the Japanese language and is used for both men and women. The meanings are diverse: shiki (式) stands for 'ceremony', shiki (戠) for 'sword', shiki (四季) for 'the four seasons', shiki (士気) for 'fighting spirit' or 'morale', and shiki (指揮) for 'command' or 'direction'. The language is Japanese.

How do you pronounce Shiki?

Shiki is pronounced like 'Shiki'.

Popularity

In Germany, the name Shiki is rather unusual and ranked 5,453rd among the most common male first names in 2022. Its best ranking was 2,204th in 2010. In the last ten years, the name has been given less than 10 times, which places it 9,638th in the ten-year statistics. Between 2010 and 2024, it ranks 7,533rd.

Famous people

• Senri Shiki (character from Vampire Knight)