Jutaro as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Jutaro

What is the meaning of the name Jutaro ?

The baby name Jutaro is a Male name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced joo-TAH-roh (approx. English); Japanese IPA: /dʑɯtaɾoː/.

Jutaro is Japanese in Origin.

Jutaro (also romanized Jūtarō or Jutarou) is a Japanese masculine given name built from ju/jū and the suffix -tarō (太郎, “eldest son, big boy”). Its meaning varies with the kanji for ju: 寿太郎 “longevity + eldest son,” 充太郎 “abundant, full,” 柔太郎 “gentle,” 従太郎 “to follow/obey,” or 樹太郎 “tree.” Phonetic spellings include ジュタロウ or ジュウタロウ; English forms may appear as Jutaro, Jutarō, Jyuutaro, or Zyutarou in older systems.

-tarō names were long favored for first-born boys from the Edo and Meiji eras through early Shōwa, and today Jutaro reads as vintage yet sturdy, with modest modern use alongside clipped forms like Jūta/Juta. The name carries a dependable, traditional tone while allowing parents to select a virtue (longevity, gentleness), quality (abundance), or nature image (tree) through kanji choice. Related names include Tarō and other -tarō compounds such as Kintarō or Kentarō.

⚙ Jutaro barely registers. There are only 2 recorded uses on record, spread over 1 country.