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      Meaning of the first name Aiko

      Origin

      Japanese

      Meaning

      Little Loved One

      Variations

      Kaiko, Kaikoura, Tchaikovsky
      The name Aiko has its origins in the Japanese language, where it is commonly given as a feminine first name. This name holds a significant meaning, translating to Little Loved One. It symbolizes affection and endearment, emphasizing the cherished nature of the individual bearing this name.

      In terms of historical usage, the name Aiko can be traced back many centuries in Japanese culture. It has been present in various literary works and documents, with references dating back as early as feudal Japan. The name's popularity has also been influenced by prominent figures in Japanese history, who played significant roles in shaping the nation's cultural, political, or artistic landscape. Such figures with the name Aiko have included poets, writers, entertainers, and even members of the imperial family.

      In modern times, Aiko continues to be a popular name choice in Japan and among Japanese communities worldwide. Although it is still predominantly used for girls, there has been a recent trend of using Aiko as a unisex name. Additionally, globalization and cultural exchange have resulted in the adoption of the name Aiko in non-Japanese societies, where individuals appreciate its exotic charm and its beautiful meaning. Overall, Aiko remains an enduring symbol of love, tenderness, and adoration across both historical and contemporary contexts.

      Based on our records...

      Sato

      Sato

      This is the most common surname associated with Aiko.
      Harry

      Harry

      This is the most common name of those married to a Aiko.
      Aiko

      Aiko

      This is the most common name for a child of a Aiko.
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      1925 is when there were the most people born with the first name Aiko.

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