Yasuomi as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Yasuomi

What is the meaning of the name Yasuomi ?

The baby name Yasuomi is a Male name , 4 syllables long and is pronounced YAH-soo-OH-mee (IPA: /jasɯomi/).

Yasuomi is Japanese in Origin.

Yasuomi is a Japanese masculine given name built from yasu (“peaceful, calm; healthy; to pacify”) plus omi, most commonly written with the character 臣 meaning “minister; retainer.” Typical kanji pairings include 靖臣, 康臣, 安臣, 泰臣, and 保臣, yielding nuances such as “peaceful minister,” “healthy retainer,” or “one who brings calm as a vassal.” The element omi also echoes an ancient Yamato-period court title (omi), lending the name a dignified, aristocratic tone.

In use since at least the late Edo–Meiji eras, Yasuomi fits traditional tastes and saw steady if modest popularity through the Shōwa period; today it is rare but recognizable in Japan. Variants are orthographic rather than phonetic: やすおみ (hiragana) and ヤスオミ (katakana); the standard romanization is Yasuomi in both Hepburn and Kunrei systems. Common nicknames include Yasu, Omi, and Yassan. Related names sharing the yasu element include Yasuo, Yasunori, and Yasuhiro.

⚙ Yasuomi is a genuine rarity. In all, it appears just 3 times, across 1 country.