豪 is a masculine given name documented in Japanese. English Wiktionary traces it to Middle Chinese. Its character means “overpowering” (KANJIDIC2).
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Late Middle Chinese origin Source-reported Meaning: “overpowering”
From Middle Chinese 豪 (MC haw).
Sources for this account (3) Documented usage View usage notes (3) Masculine usage · Wikidata Q125373275 Masculine usage in Japanese · Wiktionary: 豪 Feminine usage in Japanese · JMnedict entry 5293317 Explore the language context Linguistic usage labels come from name dictionaries. They are separate from the sex categories recorded in statistical files.
Spelling and script Written form “豪” in the Han script. Wikidata item Q125373275 .
Transliterations (search aids): Gō, Gou, Hiizu, Masaru, Suguru, Takashi, Takeru, Takeshi, Tsuyoshi, ごう, すぐる, たかし, たけし, たける, つよし, ひいず, まさる.
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