Hirono
Meaning: Generous field Gender: Female Pronunciation: Hee-Roh-Noh Language origin of Hirono: Japanese Regional origin of Hirono: East Asia Languages Hirono is most common: Japanese Religions Hirono is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: H, Hee Last letter and sound: O, noh Alternative Spelling: Hirano, Hiroko, Hiromo, Hirana
Kuniko
Meaning: Child of country Gender: Female Pronunciation: Koo-Nee-Koh Language origin of Kuniko: Japanese Regional origin of Kuniko: East Asia Languages Kuniko is most common: Japanese Religions Kuniko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koo Last letter and sound: O, koh Alternative Spelling: Kumiko, Kuriko, Kusiko, Kutiko
Ichika
Meaning: One flower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Chee-Kah Language origin of Ichika: Japanese Regional origin of Ichika: East Asia Languages Ichika is most common: Japanese Religions Ichika is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: A, kah Alternative Spelling: Ichima, Ichira, Ichisa, Ichita
Ikue
Meaning: Living blessing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Koo-Eh Language origin of Ikue: Japanese Regional origin of Ikue: East Asia Languages Ikue is most common: Japanese Religions Ikue is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: E, eh Alternative Spelling: Ikie, Ikoe, Ikae, Ikue
Ikuko
Meaning: Child of liveliness Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Koo-Koh Language origin of Ikuko: Japanese Regional origin of Ikuko: East Asia Languages Ikuko is most common: Japanese Religions Ikuko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: O, koh Alternative Spelling: Ikuso, Ikumo, Ikuyo, Ikuno
Inari
Meaning: Success Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Nah-Ree Language origin of Inari: Japanese Regional origin of Inari: East Asia Languages Inari is most common: Japanese Religions Inari is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: I, ree Alternative Spelling: Imari, Irari, Isari, Itari
Iori
Meaning: Hermitage Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ee-Oh-Ree Language origin of Iori: Japanese Regional origin of Iori: East Asia Languages Iori is most common: Japanese Religions Iori is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: I, Ee Last letter and sound: I, ree Alternative Spelling: Iari, Ieri, Iuri, Iiri
Yukiyo
Meaning: Snow generation Gender: Female Pronunciation: Yu-Ki-Yo Language origin of Yukiyo: Japanese Regional origin of Yukiyo: East Asia Languages Yukiyo is most common: Japanese Religions Yukiyo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Yu Last letter and sound: O, yo Alternative Spelling: Yukiya, Yukiro, Yukiho, Yukino
Yuna
Meaning: Friendly Gender: Female Pronunciation: Yu-Na Language origin of Yuna: Japanese Regional origin of Yuna: East Asia Languages Yuna is most common: Japanese Religions Yuna is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: Y, Yu Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Yuma, Yuka, Yura, Yusa, Yuya
Akiyo
Meaning: Autumn generation Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ah-Kee-Yo Language origin of Akiyo: Japanese Regional origin of Akiyo: East Asia Languages Akiyo is most common: Japanese Religions Akiyo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: A, Ah Last letter and sound: O, yo Alternative Spelling: Akiho, Akiyo, Akiko, Akino, Akito