Katsumi is a Japanese name, derived from the kanji characters 'katsu' (), meaning 'victorious' or 'triumphant', and 'mi' () meaning 'beauty' or 'prosperity'. It is often given to children born after a notable victory or as a wish for good fortune.
In Japanese culture, Katsumi is seen as a symbol of triumph and prosperity, often given to children in celebration of family achievements or milestones. The name is also associated with the concept of 'ichi-go ichi-e', meaning 'one life, one chance', emphasizing the importance of seizing opportunities.
People named Katsumi are often seen as confident, optimistic, and determined individuals who thrive on challenge and adversity. They possess a strong sense of resilience and can inspire others with their unwavering positivity.
Katsumi is a relatively rare name in modern times, but it remains popular among Japanese families seeking to honor cultural traditions or celebrate personal achievements. The name's unique combination of 'victorious' and 'beauty' resonates with many parents seeking a meaningful and distinctive name.