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Iori Japanese name meaning & kanji

伊織いおり

A unisex name with 1 common kanji spelling. The most typical, 伊織, combines this + weave.

Iori — イオリ in katakana and いおり in hiragana — is a 3-mora Japanese unisex name. 伊織 pairs 伊 (“this”) and 織 (“weave”), giving the sense “this + weave”. Because of its kanji, Iori appears among names meaning music & art and beauty & grace. Close friends and family might call them いおちゃん (io-chan) and いおくん (io-kun).

Hiragana
いおり
Katakana
イオリ
Romaji (Hepburn)
Iori
Morae
3 いおり
Gender
Unisex

Iori kanji meaning breakdown

The same name can be written with different characters. Parents choose the kanji for its meaning.

  • 伊織

    伊織 combines 伊 (“this”) and 織 (“weave”), read together as “this + weave”.

    1. 伊this, that; often chosen for its sound
    2. 織weaveMusic & art Beauty & grace

How to pronounce Iori

Say Iori in 3 even beats: i · o · ri. Japanese vowels are short and clear: a as in “father”, i as in “machine”, u as in “food” (with unrounded lips), e as in “met”, o as in “more”.

BeatKanaKatakanaRomajiNote
1いイi
2おオo
3りリri

See the guide to morae and romaji.

Nicknames

How friends and family might shorten Iori. See the guide to -chan and -kun.

  • いおちゃんio-chan
  • いおくんio-kun
  • いおりちゃんiori-chan
  • いおりくんiori-kun
  • いーちゃんi-chan

As a full name

Example pairings with common surnames. In Japanese the surname comes first.

Quick answers

What does Iori mean in Japanese?
It depends on the kanji. Written 伊織, Iori means “this + weave”.
How do you write Iori in Japanese?
In hiragana いおり, in katakana イオリ, and in kanji most typically 伊織.
Is Iori a boy's or a girl's name?
Iori is listed here as a unisex name, used for both boys and girls.
How do you pronounce Iori?
Iori has 3 morae: i · o · ri (いおり). Hepburn romaji: Iori.

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Other names written with one of the characters in Iori.

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