Kyouhei as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Kyouhei

What is the meaning of the name Kyouhei ?

The baby name Kyouhei is a Male name , 2 syllables long and is pronounced IPA: /kjoːhe̞i/; respelling: "KYO-hey".

Kyouhei is Japanese in Origin.

Kyouhei is a Japanese masculine given name, pronounced “Kyō-hei” (KYOH-hay). Its meaning depends on the kanji chosen; common spellings include 恭平 (“respectful, courteous” + “peace, level”), 京平 (“capital” + “peace”), 享平/亨平 (“to receive/enjoy; go smoothly” + “peace”), and 恭兵 or 強兵 (“respectful/strong” + “soldier”). These pairings evoke qualities such as humility, harmony, vigor, and urban sophistication. Parents select characters to tailor nuance and auspiciousness.

As a -hei name, Kyouhei aligns with durable male trends in Japan, with steady use from the late Shōwa through Heisei into Reiwa, and appears among entertainers and athletes. Romanization varies: Kyōhei (Hepburn with macron), Kyohei (without diacritics), and Kyouhei (long vowel spelled “ou”) are all standard; hyphenated forms like Kyou-hei sometimes occur in listings. A casual short form is Kyo. Related names sharing elements include Kyo, Kohei, Yūhei, and Ryohei.

⚙ Kyouhei is rarely chosen. In all, it turns up just 8 times, across 2 countries.