Japanese Designs for The Name Ed
by Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase Scroll down to see all 12 designs for the name EdEd when pronounced ED is written in Japanese as:   This is read edo and is a phonetic translation to katakana. This is the standard way names are translated to Japanese and these symbols have no meaning so you don't need to worry about wrong or unintended meanings. Also Japanese is commonly written horizontally and vertically and both ways are perfectly correct. For absolutely correct name translations use katakana as shown above. If you want meaning then consider a translation of the name's meaning into kanji. Ed means "Blessed" which in Japanese is onkei and is written:  If you want only the meaning then click on the design on the left to see all of the options. But be careful because when kanji is written by itself people will most probably read it as a word and not as a name. One elegant solution is to include the standard katakana translation along with the meaning of the name in kanji. These designs correctly translate both aspects of the name and combine the beauty and range of kanji with the correctness of a standard translation. We had Master Takase create several such designs for us which we are very excited about. Scroll down to see these designs - and remember you can immediately access every design you order. You can also create your own unique design by ordering Ed in katakana along with one of the many options for Blessed (onkei). To learn to create your own unique design visit Japanese Tattoo Design Ideas. 
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We take great care in our translations cross-referencing each name guaranteeing that our translations are 100% accurate. For example, some celebrities that use this exact same translation are Ed Andrews (       ), Ed Asner (  ), Ed Begley (  ), Ed O'Neill (   ), and Ed Winter (   ). We give you everything you need for the perfect Japanese tattoo including the line art that your tattoo artist needs to accurately ink the design. You get your design immediately when you order. Just print it, take it to your local tattoo shop and have it inked - it is that easy. Your tattoo artist does not even need to know Japanese. We provide you with everything you need! These patterns are also excellect for crafts such as stained glass, sewing and scrapbooking! Our Adobe PDF Format designs are high-resolution vectorized images that can easily be resized to fit your needs. |
