Tsukiko

Tsukiko is a Japanese girl's name that carries the meaning 'moon child' or 'child of the moon.' This name is composed of the Japanese words tsuki (月) for 'moon' and ko (子) for 'child.' A well-known personality with this name is the Japanese singer Tsukiko 'Tsuki' Amano.

What does the name Tsukiko mean?

The name Tsukiko is a female name of Japanese origin and means 'moon child' or 'child of the moon.' It is composed of the terms tsuki (月) for 'moon' and ko (子) for 'child.' The singer Tsukiko 'Tsuki' Amano is a prominent bearer of this name.

Where does the name Tsukiko come from?

Tsukiko is a female name that originates from Japan and means 'moon child' or 'child of the moon.' The components consist of tsuki (月), which means 'moon' in Japanese, and ko (子), which means 'child.' The name is used in the Japanese script form Kanji.

How do you pronounce Tsukiko?

Tsuki-ko (Tsu-ki-ko)

Popularity

In Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, the name Tsukiko is particularly common in certain regions. In Germany, it is represented 100% in Saarland, in Austria 100% in Tyrol, and in Switzerland in three cantons: 33.3% in Basel-Stadt, 33.3% in Freiburg, and 33.3% in Uri. If you carry the name Tsukiko, it would be helpful if you could share your home region with us to improve our statistics.

Famous people

• Tsukiko Aido (Vampire Knight character)
• Tsukiko Amano (singer)
• Tsukiko Ito (Japanese singer)