Hisaaki as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Hisaaki

What is the meaning of the name Hisaaki ?

The baby name Hisaaki is a Male name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced hi-sa-a-ki (IPA: /hi.sa.a.ki/; simple: HEE-sah-AH-kee).

Hisaaki is Japanese in Origin.

Hisaaki is a Japanese masculine given name formed from Hisa, often written with kanji such as 久, 寿, 尚, 恒, or 永 meaning long-lasting, auspicious, esteemed, constant, or eternal, and Aki, commonly 明, 昭, 朗, 彰, 晶, or 秋 meaning bright, luminous, clear, illustrious, sparkling, or autumn. Typical pairings include 久明 “enduring brightness,” 久昭 “everlasting light,” and 久秋 “enduring autumn.” It can be written in kana as ひさあき; the meaning depends on the chosen characters.

The name is recorded since medieval Japan and was notably borne by Imperial Prince Hisaaki (久明親王, 1276–1328), the eighth shōgun of the Kamakura shogunate, lending it a dignified, aristocratic tone. Though uncommon today, it remains recognizable. Variants and relatives include Hisaki (a shorter form), alternative kanji sets like 寿明 or 恒明, and nicknames Aki or Hisa. Related names sharing elements are Hisashi (久志/久司) and Akihisa (明久), the latter reversing the order.

⚙ Hisaaki is a rare name. Across 4 countries, we found 19 recorded uses of it.