What does " 万寿一 " and " つうさん " mean?


In a telephone register, 万寿一 was behind a surname. What does 万寿一 mean when
written behind a surname?

And second, I came across this sentence.

> つうさんのこと未だ引きずって、マイナス思考が激しいね。

What does つうさん mean? Is 'tsu' a syllable (mora) and is san a suffix in this
case?




「万寿一」 should be a given name if it was placed behind a surname.

It would be read 「ますいち」 and the characters mean literally "10,000 -
felicitations - one". It is not a regular word, so it does not really have a
clear meaning.

Regarding the reading, it may actually turn out to be totally different. That
is because the Japanese civil laws allow kanji used in a baby name to be read
**_anyway_** you want when you register it.

Onto 「つうさん」...

Without context, It is just impossible to tell what it means. There is the
word [通算]{つうさん} meaning "final aggregate" but that is not the kind of word one
would write in hiragana.

It is possible that it is a nickname. In any case, you would need to provide
the context.

EDIT: Now that we have some context and it sure would be someone's nickname.
Many nicknames include さん、ちゃん、くん, etc at the end.

