The name tnantoka is pronounced as tiː næntoʊkə.
Nantoka in Japanese means the same as the regular expression /.+/, which matches any character sequence.
My first and last names both start with t, so they match the regular expression /t.+/.
That's why I chose my name.
Last Updated: 2025-03-31
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