Sakai

sakai šakai English + (tribe) + (name) Etymology 1 From en ms Sakai. Noun * A member of a certain people of Malaya. Proper noun The language spoken by this people. Etymology 2 Borrowed from en ja 堺 Sakai, en ja 酒井 Sakai, en ja 坂井 Sakai or en ja 境 Sakai. Proper noun s en large city pref/Osaka c/Japan. en city pref/Fukui c/Japan. en former town dist/Sawa pref/Gunma c/Japan, amalgamated in 2005 into the city of Isesaki. en town pref/Ibaraki c/Japan. en former village dist/Higashichikuma pref/Nagano c/Japan, amalgamated in 2005 into the village of Chikuhoku. en Japanese. Anagrams en aaiks Asaki sakia en Languages Japanese Romanization さかい Lun Bawang Proper noun lnd proper noun lnd male References ⁠336 Portuguese Etymology Borrowed from pt ja 堺 Sakai, pt ja 酒井 Sakai, pt ja 坂井 Sakai or pt ja 境 Sakai. Proper noun m,f pt large city pref/Osaka c/Japan Sakai pt city pref/Fukui c/Japan Sakai pt former town dist/Sawa pref/Gunma c/Japan amalgamated in 2005 into the city of Isesaki Sakai pt town pref/Ibaraki c/Japan Sakai pt former village dist/Higashichikuma pref/Nagano c/Japan amalgamated in 2005 into the village of Chikuhoku Sakai Proper noun mfbysense pt Japanese