Amika

Meaning of Amika

Amika carries the gentle warmth of a lifelong companion tucked into every syllable: ah-MEE-kah. Born of Japanese roots—“ami” for friend and the soft “ka” that hints at fragrance or bloom—her name unfolds like a delicate blossom at dawn. In the United States, she’s a rare treasure, ranking just inside the top 950 most-loved baby girls these past few years, a hidden gem among daisies and roses. One can almost hear her name dance on the tongue like a mariposa on a cálida brisa, promising loyalty, laughter and that spark of camaradería wherever she goes. With Amika, parents bestow not just a name, but a story of friendship in full bloom.

Pronunciation

Japanese

• Pronunced as ah-MEE-kah (/a.mika/)

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• Amora
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• Amiya
• Amena