KANJI GUIDE
Lasting a long time. 久しぶり is what you say when you have not seen someone for a while.
Jasmine, in 茉莉花. Chosen for names almost entirely for how it looks and sounds.
Long life, and the celebration of it. The character on wedding envelopes and New Year food.
Wisdom that comes from seeing clearly. The older, weightier form of 知恵.
The only one. 唯一 is unique; 唯我独尊 is standing alone above all.
Both kana for this sound — な and ナ — were made from 奈. And Japan has written foreign names with it for centuries: 加奈陀 is Canada. Yours is in good company.