Etymology

sayori

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Today it means: A slender, surface-dwelling fish of the species Hyporhamphus sajori in the halfbeak family, native to coastal waters influenced by warm currents. Full definition →

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sayori · noun1

Transliteration of Japanese 細魚 /針魚 (sayori, literally “slender/needle fish”).

Sayori · proper noun2

Transliteration of Japanese 小夜里 (Sayori).

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