What does the name Kyōko mean?

Child of the capital; respectful child; child of apricot blossoms.. Often associated with women of grace and refinement, sometimes linked to the ancient capital of Kyoto.

What is the origin of the name Kyōko?

Kyōko is a Feminine name from Japanese (East Asian).

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Kyōko

京子

Kyo-ko · /kʲoːko/

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Meaning

Child of the capital; respectful child; child of apricot blossoms.

Legacy

Often associated with women of grace and refinement, sometimes linked to the ancient capital of Kyoto.

Known for

Kyōko is a common feminine name in Japan but less recognized internationally.

capital

The images that carry it

🌸

The cherry blossom emoji represents the 'ko' suffix, which can mean 'child' and is often associated with feminine beauty in Japan.

🏯

The castle emoji alludes to 'kyō', meaning capital, connecting the name to historic Japanese cities like Kyoto.

📖

The open book emoji reflects the nuanced meanings of the name, suggesting a child who is respectful and studious.

What it asks of you

Moral

Observe traditions and show reverence for your heritage.

Character

Embody quiet elegance and thoughtful consideration in your actions.

Mindset

Seek harmony and beauty in your surroundings and within yourself.

Wander further

Alternate spellingsRyōko

Kindred meaningsSradhanjali Nandana Unni Milady Imogen Mīria

Same languageYuki Haruto Ryōta Yūho Kintarō Kishin

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