Shiori is a graceful Japanese name that sparkles with poetic charm—literally. In Japanese, Shiori (shee-OH-ree) can mean “poem,” “weave poem,” or even “bookmark,” conjuring images of delicate paper petals and chapters yet to be written. Though it’s been quietly bubbling under the radar in the U.S.—hovering around only half a dozen to a dozen newborns each year and ranking near the 900s—its rarity is part of its appeal. Like a hidden haiku waiting to be discovered, Shiori offers parents a melodic, meaningful choice that stands apart from the crowd. Warm, lyrical, and irresistibly unique, it’s the perfect name for a little girl whose story is just beginning.
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