No. 4,834 in Japanese
清志
"清志" (Kiyoshi) is a Japanese given name meaning "pure intention" or "clear will."
In a sentence
清志は海外留学に行く予定です。
Kiyoshi plans to study abroad.
In this sentence, '清志' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name, highlighting its common usage in personal identity.
彼の名前は清志と言います。
His name is Kiyoshi.
Here, '清志' is again a personal proper noun, showing its typical application in identifying and introducing individuals.
清志さんは親切な人です。
Mr. Kiyoshi is a kind person.
In this example, '清志' is addressed formally with 'さん', emphasizing the custom of politeness and respect in Japanese when referring to others.
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