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The name Miya is a baby girl name. The name Miya comes from the Japanese origin. In Japanese The meaning of the name Miya is: Three arrows; temple. |
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| Boy or Girl ?: | girl | |||
| Origin of name: | Japanese | |||
| Meaning: | Three arrows; temple. | |||
| Expression number: | 3 | |||
| SoulUrge Number: | 8 | |||
| Average Visitor Rating: | 4.85 (Out of 5) | |||
| Number of ratings: | 26 | |||
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written by mom2two, December 08, 2007
written by mom2two, December 08, 2007
we named our daughter miya. i heard the name once while i was pregnant and knew that we would name our daughter that. but we pronounce it a little different then some MY-YA. but i love the spelling, and really didn't want a three letter name.
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written by ingrid, January 12, 2008
written by ingrid, January 12, 2008
just an fyi, the only japanese way to pronounce this is mee-ya. an "i" in japanese always, ALWAYS has a short sound. the long "i" sound in japnese is spelled "ai". So it's cool to pronounce it however you like - that's your freedom - just know that as a name of japanese origin, if you said "my-ya" to a japanese person, they'd think you were spelling it "maiya" or even just "maya".
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written by Amandah, April 09, 2008
written by Amandah, April 09, 2008
I like this name. I spelled it a bit different with my daughter tho... Miyah. Pronounced me-yah... just a little bit unique. i love the unique names.
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written by Izu, May 28, 2008
written by Izu, May 28, 2008
Just thought I'd clear this all up: Miya is pronounced me-yah. Nice name, too.
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written by Lilly, June 19, 2008
written by Lilly, June 19, 2008
i love this name i want to call one of my twins miya
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written by Abbie, July 21, 2010
written by Abbie, July 21, 2010
This is my little cousin's name, though we pronounce it "My-Yuh," too. Yeah, I know the traditional Japanese way is mee-yah and all, but I didn't name her. I do like the spelling, though. It's pretty.
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