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Sensei

Sensei means "teacher" or "one who has gone before" in Japanese.

Updated: May 16, 2025
Updated: May 16, 2025
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How Popular Is The Name Sensei

Baby Name Origin and Meaning

Sensei is a Japanese term that translates to "one who has gone before" or "teacher." In Japanese culture, a sensei is a respected and knowledgeable teacher or mentor. The title is often used to show reverence and honor for someone with expertise and experience in a particular field.

Gender: Male

Origin: Japan

Syllables: 3

Pronunciation: The name Sensei is pronounced "SEN-say"

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