Masaru

Masaru is a masculine name of Japanese origin meaning “victory”. Masaru is a Japanese boys' name most often written with the character for victory or excel, a hopeful single-word wish for a son.

Masaru is traditionally a masculine (boy) name. Common among twentieth-century generations in Japan; less so for babies today.

The name Masaru comes from Japanese. Masaru is a Japanese boys' name most often written with the character for victory or excel, a hopeful single-word wish for a son. Sony co-founder Masaru Ibuka, who built the company from a bombed-out Tokyo department store, lived up to it.

Masaru is pronounced mah-SAH-roo.