What is the meaning of "thirteen" in Japanese names?

In fact, it doesn't mean anything ~ ~ The biggest difference between Japanese and Chinese is that Japanese characters are pinyin characters, while Chinese characters are hieroglyphics ~ ~

We in China always choose some auspicious words to use when naming names, which is a good sign ~

When Japan was named, it first chose pronunciation ~ and then "filled in" Chinese characters on the basis of pronunciation ~

As for the pronunciation of thirteen (じゅぅそぅ), it is estimated that the older generation of Japanese people thought it was fashionable when they were young ~ that's all.