- 寿
- ス
Literal meaning
long life, congratulation
Good meaning - 都
- ト
Literal meaning
the capital
Good meaning - 音
- オ
Literal meaning
sound
Good meaning - 夢
- ム
Literal meaning
a dream
Good meaning
In Kanji
Storm
Here are 5 ways Storm could be written. Japanese has thousands of characters, and several can carry the same sound — so a name can be written more than one way, and each way means something different. Here is what each one actually says.
Yes, you can buy it
Storm in kanji, on a hoodie, tee, mug or sticker
Pick any of the versions below — the kind ones or the dark ones — and it goes on the item you choose. Printed in the US when you order.

Hoodie
$54.99

T-Shirt
$29.99

Mug
$19.99

Sticker
$6.99
Giving this to Storm?
Ceramic mug, 11oz $19.99 or 15oz $24.99. Free shipping within the US. Dishwasher & microwave safe. Printed to order in the USA.
- 凄
- ス
Literal meaning
overwhelming, in the way that stops you
Neutral meaningStrong - 兜
- ト
Literal meaning
a helmet
Neutral meaningStrong - 王
- オ
Literal meaning
king
Good meaningStrong - 武
- ム
Literal meaning
the warrior's way
Good meaningStrong
- 巣
- ス
Literal meaning
a den
Dark meaning - 闘
- ト
Literal meaning
to fight
Dark meaningStrong - 汚
- オ
Literal meaning
filth — what has been stained and will not come clean
Dark meaning - 骸
- ム
Literal meaning
what is left of a body
Dark meaning
- 主
- ス
Literal meaning
the one in charge
Neutral meaning - 兜
- ト
Literal meaning
a helmet
Neutral meaningStrong - 央
- オ
Literal meaning
the middle
Neutral meaning - 矛
- ム
Literal meaning
a spear
Neutral meaningStrong
- 素
- ス
Literal meaning
plain, just as it is
Good meaning - 斗
- ト
Literal meaning
the Big Dipper
Good meaning - 桜
- オ
Literal meaning
cherry blossom
Good meaning - 武
- ム
Literal meaning
the warrior's way
Good meaningStrong
Another meaning
Want Storm to say something else?
The same sounds can be written with other characters — kinder ones, darker ones. Swap any of them until it says what you want, then put it on a hoodie, a tee, a mug or a sticker.
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