What does naruto's name mean?
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Yaone Siroshi
ANSWERS: 8
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fish cake
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A naruto is a fishcake with a pink spiral on it, usually put in ramen. His last name, Uzumaki, means whirlpool, which makes a crap load more sense now that his mother has been revealed.
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its a fish cake. u can find it in ramen. its that white thing with the (pink?) spiral effect.
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I was under the impression that "naruto" was the equivalent to "strength", but apparently I was wrong...?
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The word naruto can refer to two things. One is, as many people mentioned, a kind of fish cake often included in Ramen dishes. The second meaning, written 鳴門 or 鳴戸 is a kind of strait where whirlpools are always violently swirling due to an enclosed body of water being affected by the rising and falling tides. I don't know of any place on Earth like this except in a city in southern Japan appropriately named Naruto-shi (鳴門市). Considering that the fish cake often has pink swirls on it, and Naruto's family name is Uzumaki (渦巻), I think this might be a more accurate description of his name. Also, if I recall correctly, the Fourth Hokage's name was Minato which can mean port or harbor (港), following the trend of water related names maybe.
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Naruto can mean fish cake (like what they put in Ramen) or it can mean maelstrom. Uzumaki means whirlpool. His name is very fitting.
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"Naruto" can mean "maelstrom", and is also the name for a sliced stick of kamaboko with a pink whirlpool design in the middle that is used as a topping for ramen, which is Naruto's favorite food. The surname "Uzumaki" is a pun on "spiral" (渦巻), because it refers to a three-dimensional spiral, like a whirlpool or vortex. "Uzumaki" can also mean "whirlpool", in reference to the Naruto whirlpools (é³´é–€ã®æ¸¦æ½®), named after the city of Naruto. Source:: http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Naruto
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Fox kid.
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