What is the Japanese meaning of the name "Kakka"?


In _Man In The High Castle_ (S2E04 I believe) a character is referred to in
Japanese as "Kakka".

Is this a common name?

And, does this name have a specific meaning? If so, what?




"Kakka" is far from popular; it's virtually nonexistent as a Japanese person
name.

But there is a word [閣下](http://jisho.org/search/%E9%96%A3%E4%B8%8B)
("kakka"), which is a word used to address heads of government/state. It's
like English "Your Excellency" or "Your Highness".

The kanji character 閣 ("kak(u)") means "(government) cabinet/building/palace,"
and 下 ("ka") means "below/under." Put together, 閣下 is used to indirectly refer
to someone under the Cabinet (building's ceiling). Of course it's not related
to any Spanish nouns, and very few people care how it sounds to Spanish
people.




"Kakka" is far from popular; it's virtually nonexistent as a Japanese person
name.

But there is a word [閣下](http://jisho.org/search/%E9%96%A3%E4%B8%8B)
("kakka"), which is a word used to address heads of government/state. It's
like English "Your Excellency" or "Your Highness".

The kanji character 閣 ("kak(u)") means "(government) cabinet/building/palace,"
and 下 ("ka") means "below/under." Put together, 閣下 is used to indirectly refer
to someone under the Cabinet (building's ceiling). Of course it's not related
to any Spanish nouns, and very few people care how it sounds to Spanish
people.

