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The readings of the kanjis in a person's name, is theoretically arbitrary. But
in reality, a kanji tends to have a set of maybe 3 or 4 probable readings when
used in a name. For example: [伊](http://jisho.org/kanji/details/%E4%BC%8A),
under the " **Japanese names** " header, has the following probable readings:
"いと、これ、ただ、だ、よし". So, what is the official name for that set of readings?

a kanji has:  
(-) 訓読み  
(-) 音読み  
(-) ??? 読み <--- set of the most frequently used readings in people's names.

what is the set name?
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kanjis have 音読み{おんよみ}、訓読み{くんよみ}、and something like "人名読み{じんめいよみ}". But, what is the real term for "人名読み"?
I think you are looking for [名乗]{なの}り
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