This is the 8892nd most frequent Japanese word.
正幸
"正幸" is a Japanese male given name that can be interpreted as "correct/justice" (正) and "happiness" (幸).
Here, '正幸' is used as a proper noun and indicates the name of a person.
正幸さんは毎朝ジョギングをしています。
Mr. Masayuki jogs every morning.
In this usage, '正幸' is interpreted as a combination of kanji representing '正' (correct) and '幸' (happiness), suggesting a positive state or result.
正幸な結果を得るために努力することが重要です。
It is important to make efforts to achieve a fortunate outcome.
'正幸' in this sentence could imply either the person's name or an abstract concept of correctness and happiness depending on the context of the conversation.