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Kanji for Treasure store
The kanji for “treasure store” is 倉, read sou and written in 10 strokes. Here is what it means, how it is read, and the names it is used in.
treasure store
Represents a traditional storehouse protecting grain and family treasures.
10 strokes On reading ソウ (sou) Kun reading くら (kura)
Dictionary meanings: godown, warehouse, storehouse
Readings used for names on Nazuke: kura
Names written with 倉: Claus 倉羽寿 · Klaus 倉羽寿 · Claudia 倉羽路愛 · Claudio 倉羽路央 · Klaudia 倉羽路愛 · Claudinei 倉宇路寧 · Claris 倉里寿 · Niclas 仁倉珠 · Niklas 仁倉珠 · Clarice 倉里寿 · Clarence 倉恋寿 · Claribel 倉理平瑠 and 2 more
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