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Help[Facts] Re: Does Amaya mean 'night rain' in Japanese?
in reply to a message by Perrine
Googling 雨夜 with links to PDFs, it seems that this particular form is found as a surname only. The name is found in Namae Jiten data, though it's mostly written phonetically (hiragana/katakana). Not to mention, it is very rare and, what I would imagine, modern.
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