Eisuke (えいすけ)
Eisuke is read えいすけ and has 4 beats. Our data lists 2 spellings: 栄介 and 映介. All two are masculine.
Reading
え·い·す·け (4 beats)
Kanji spellings
2 in our data
Gender
Masculine
Source
JMnedict, the open name dictionary
Kanji spellings of Eisuke
One sound can be written with different kanji. Each spelling below is a different name on paper.
- 栄介えいすけMasculine
Glory
- 栄(えい)— glory
- 介(すけ)— name ending
- 映介えいすけMasculine
Reflect
- 映(えい)— reflect
- 介(すけ)— name ending
The kanji in Eisuke
What each kanji means on its own, and in how many of the spellings above it appears.
- 介name ending2 spellings
- 栄glory1 spelling
- 映reflect1 spelling
Eisuke with common surnames
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Names that sound similar
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Other names that use 栄 (glory)
Eisuke on our lists
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Questions about Eisuke
Is Eisuke a boy's or a girl's name?
In our data every spelling of Eisuke is masculine.
What does Eisuke mean?
Eisuke is a sound, so the meaning comes from the kanji: 栄介 reads as "glory" and 映介 reads as "reflect". Those come from what each kanji means by itself, and parents may have had a fuller picture in mind.
How many ways can Eisuke be written in kanji?
Our data lists 2: 栄介 and 映介. Other spellings exist, so ask how a person writes their own name before you write it for them.
How do you pronounce Eisuke?
えいすけ is 4 beats: え · い · す · け. Give every beat the same length and keep vowels short and clear; Japanese has no stressed syllable the way English does.
Where this comes from
The spellings are from our hand-reviewed list of everyday names and from JMnedict, the open Japanese name dictionary. Meanings are built from what each kanji means on its own, so they describe the characters, not what a particular family had in mind.
How we check names · Content last reviewed: 2026-11-08.
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