Aiko
Meaning of Aiko
The name Aiko is a beautiful and meaningful choice for a baby girl, with its roots deeply embedded in Japanese culture. Pronounced as "eye-koh" (/aɪkoʊ/), Aiko translates to "love child" or "child of love," reflecting a sense of affection and warmth. This name has been used consistently over the years, although it remains relatively rare in the United States, with recent data showing 77 occurrences in 2023, ranking at 2343. Aiko has seen fluctuating popularity since the early 20th century but continues to be cherished by those who appreciate its cultural significance and melodious sound. A variation of this name includes Ayako, which also carries a rich heritage. Choosing the name Aiko for your daughter can symbolize a deep connection to love and tradition, making it an enduringly charming choice.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as eye-koh (/aɪkoʊ/)
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Notable People Named Aiko
| Aiko Miyawaki was a renowned Japanese sculptor and painter, famous for her Utsurohi sculpture series displayed in public spaces globally. |
| Aiko Yanai, known as Aiko, is a popular Japanese singer and songwriter with hit songs like Ashita, Kabutomushi, and Hanabi. |
| Aiko Fujitani, a Japanese religious leader in Hawaii, is known for founding the Hongwanji Mission School. |
| Aiko Sato is a Japanese actress and tarento. |
| Aiko Nakamura is a retired Japanese professional tennis player who was ranked as the second highest WTA-ranked Japanese singles tennis player in July 2008. |
