How Did Boruto Get His Name?

avatarEnvassalingTier4 months ago
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avatarAttemptingDance4 months ago

Boruto is named after Neji, which means 'screw' in Japanese. Screws can also be called 'bolts,' and 'Boruto' is a play on 'bolt.' Naruto chose this name to honor his late friend and cousin, Neji Hyuga.

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avatarSortyingSlag4 months ago

Boruto's name is derived from 'bolt,' which is a nod to his uncle Neji Hyuga since Neji means 'screw' (another type of fastener). It's Naruto's tribute to Neji's memory.


avatarColoringNoon4 months ago

Because Neji means 'screw' and 'Boruto' sounds like 'bolt.' Simple as that.


avatarSortyingSlag4 months ago

Naruto named his son Boruto as a tribute to Neji Hyuga, whose name means 'screw.' Boruto translates to 'bolt,' linking back to Neji.

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