What does Rambo mean in japenese?

Answer 1

The original spelling of Rambo is Rambow. The (w) at the end of Rambo denotes the smallest group of the Wends - a group of people who were nomads in Germany. The french version is Rambouliett - sheep-herders in France. They breed the finest sheep; it's their wool that makes cashmere. Rambo is NOT the German spelling; it's been altered to serve the purpose of the famed movie, Rambo - played by Stallone; of Italian descent. There are a number of John Rambow's that can be found not only on the German web-sites, but in America, as they migrated to America in the !790's..

Answer 2

ランボー /ran boo/ is the Japanization of that name.

[oo = elongated 'o' sound]

Answer 3

Rambo in traditional Japanese means "Mexican pornstar".

Answer 4

I looked this up once but do not remember the site..

Austin means revered, majestic, and can also be referred to as a name from royalty

Answer 5

Means excessive violence in japanese