If you're possibly referring to the style of naming for Hidden Ninja Villages in Naruto manga/anime series, the word 'gakure' originates from 'kakusu'/'kakureru'. Kakusu means 'to hide', kakureru means 'to be hidden' and 'kakure' means 'concealed, hidden within'.
When the word 'kakure' is preceded by another word the 'ka' syllable turns to 'ga' (recieves a dakuten (voiced consonant marker in shape of ") and thus you hear e.g. Konoha Gakure, instead of Konoha Kakure [かくれ -> がくれ]). In total, a name such as "Konoha Gakure no Sato" means literally "The Villaged Concealed Amongst the Leaves of the Trees", or more simply, Hidden Konoha Village.
In English the Japanese word Seizonsha means Survivor.
There is no Japanese word pronounced "wong".
there is no word si in English
deca in English is ten so in Japanese is ju however if you question is what does the Japanese word Deka mean in English its big
The word mizu in Japanese translated into English is water
"Kyoukai" is a Japanese word and in English it means "Church"
Little in Japanese is Sukoshi
everyone
Album.
deep
Midsummer
exile (outdated word)