Haruko
Meaning of Haruko
Haruko is a beautiful and unique name for baby girls. It originates from Japan and is pronounced as hah-ROO-koh (/haˈruːko/). The name Haruko has a serene and gentle sound, making it a popular choice among parents. In Japanese, "Haru" means "spring," symbolizing new beginnings and growth. This name also has variations such as Haru. Interestingly, Haruko has had a presence in Hawaii since the early 1900s, with varying levels of popularity throughout the years. Its usage peaked in the 1920s when it ranked as high as 25th most popular name for newborn girls in Hawaii. With its rich history and delightful sound, Haruko is an excellent choice for parents seeking a unique and meaningful name for their little one.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as hah-ROO-koh (/haˈruːko/)
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Notable People Named Haruko
| Haruko Obokata is a former stem-cell biologist known for her controversial claims about generating STAP cells, which led to a high-profile scientific misconduct scandal. |
| Haruko Momma is a renowned philologist and scholar of Old English literature and language, currently serving as a Professor of English at New York University. |
| Haruko Arimura is a Japanese politician and member of the House of Councillors in the Diet of Japan, with a notable family history. |
| Haruko Tanaka, a Los Angeles–based artist and filmmaker, is known for her videos, performances, and intuitive sessions, and has received fellowships and residencies at prestigious institutions. |
| Haruko Okamoto is a retired Japanese figure skater and coach, known for her participation in the 1968 Winter Olympic Games. |
