Fumiko
Meaning of Fumiko
Fumiko is a beautiful and unique name for a baby girl. Its origin can be traced back to Japan, where it carries a special meaning. In Japanese, Fumiko is pronounced as foo-MEE-koh (/fuːˈmiːko/). While the name does not have any direct variations, some may choose to use the shortened form "Fumi" as a nickname.
Interestingly, Fumiko has had a significant presence in Hawaii over the years. Looking at the data for newborns in Hawaii, we can see that Fumiko was quite popular during the early 20th century. It consistently ranked within the top 200 names during that time, with peak popularity in 1928 when it ranked at number 93.
Choosing the name Fumiko for your baby girl would not only give her a distinct and exotic name but also connect her to Japanese culture and history.
Pronunciation
Japanese
- Pronunced as foo-MEE-koh (/fuːˈmiːko/)
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Notable People Named Fumiko
| Fumiko Hayashi was a renowned Japanese writer known for her novels, short stories, and poetry, and is celebrated for her inclusion in feminist literature canon. |
| Fumiko Hayashi is a prominent Japanese politician and former mayor of Yokohama, known for breaking barriers as the city's first female mayor and for her leadership in various corporate roles. |
| Fumiko Ishioka is a Japanese translator. |
