Japanese Kanji for Itachi which means Weasel
1. small carnivorous mammal with short legs and elongated body and neck.
The weasel is a small carnivorous animal belonging to the family Itachiidae, characterized by its long-bodied, short-legged body. In Japan, there are two types of weasels: the Japanese weasel, which is native to the country, and the Korean weasel, which was introduced to Japan as an exotic species. Both species have in common that they can easily pass through narrow crevices and are good at swimming and climbing trees.
Weasels are carnivores with strong omnivorous tendencies and have been reported to eat a wide range of food, including rodents, birds, insects, and crops. While agile enough to hunt live prey, they also eat fruits and vegetables, which causes constant trouble with people’s homes and farmland. Particularly during the breeding season, they may invade attics and under floors in search of nesting sites, causing noise and foul odors.
2. a person who is regarded as treacherous or sneaky.
3. Sasuke’s old brother and Akatsuki member on Naruto (Japanese Manga).
From a young age, he was the most talented shinobi in Konoha, and his younger brother, Sasuke, had a strong admiration for him. However, an incident led him to kill all members of the Uchiha clan, including his parents, except for Sasuke, and he left Konoha no Kakure no Sato to join the Dawn Order. Sasuke witnessed the incident and came to harbor an intense hatred toward him as the target of revenge for the murder of his parents and the rest of his clan.
Although he is a relatively early character and initially appears as an enemy, he is a key person who plays an important role in the overall storyline of this work.
As a senior shinobi and as an older brother, he explains to both Naruto and Sasuke, the main characters of this work, what he has learned from his own experiences and failures, and encourages them in their future endeavors.
