Fujiko
Meaning of Fujiko
Fujiko is a beautiful and unique name of Japanese origin, meaning "wisteria child." In Japanese, it is pronounced as "foo-jee-koh" (/fuˈdʒiːko/). This name is associated with elegance, grace, and beauty, reflecting the characteristics of the wisteria flower. While not widely used in English-speaking countries, Fujiko has a strong historical presence in Hawaii, where it has been given to baby girls since the early 20th century. The name's occurrence in Hawaii demonstrates its enduring appeal and connection to the local culture. With its exotic sound and rich cultural heritage, Fujiko is a distinctive choice for parents seeking a name that is both meaningful and uncommon.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as foo-jee-koh (/fuˈdʒiːko/)
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Notable People Named Fujiko
| Fujiko Nakaya is a Japanese artist known for her fog sculptures and her involvement in promoting and practicing Japanese video art. |
| Fujiko Fujio was a renowned manga writing duo known for creating popular comedies such as Doraemon, with their main character recognized as a cultural icon of modern Japan. |
| Fujiko Takimoto is a Japanese voice actress known for her role in Mahoromatic, who married fellow voice actor Hideki Ogihara in 2014. |
