Aiko
Aiko is a girl name of Japanese origin, meaning “Beloved child, child of love”.
| Meaning | Beloved child, child of love |
|---|---|
| Gender | Girl |
| Origin | Japanese |
| Written as | 愛子 |
| Pronunciation | EYE-koh |
| Tradition | Modern & Classic |
| Used in | Japan |
Meaning and origin of Aiko
Aiko is most often written 愛子, combining ai, 'love', with ko, 'child', a classic ending for Japanese girls' names. Other kanji spellings give different senses, so the meaning depends on how a family writes it. The name is borne by Princess Aiko, the only child of Emperor Naruhito, born in 2001. It is short and easy to pronounce outside Japan as well.
Is Aiko a religious name?
Aiko is a Japanese name that is not tied to Buddhism or any specific religion; its meaning comes from the kanji chosen.
How popular is Aiko?
A familiar Japanese name, used across generations; it also appears outside Japan for its simple sound.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Aiko mean?
Aiko means 'Beloved child, child of love'. It is of Japanese origin.
Does Aiko have a religious meaning?
Aiko is a Japanese name that is not tied to Buddhism or any specific religion; its meaning comes from the kanji chosen.
How do you pronounce Aiko?
Aiko is pronounced EYE-koh.
Is Aiko a boy or girl name?
Aiko is usually a girl name.