Motoko
Meaning: Child of foundation Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mo-To-Ko Language origin of Motoko: Japanese Regional origin of Motoko: East Asia Languages Motoko is most common: Japanese Religions Motoko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mo Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Midoko, Mitoko, Mofoko, Moroko, Mosoko
Maeko
Meaning: Truth child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-E-Ko Language origin of Maeko: Japanese Regional origin of Maeko: East Asia Languages Maeko is most common: Japanese Religions Maeko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Maeka, Maeki, Maeke, Maeky, Maekae
Murasaki
Meaning: Purple Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mu-Ra-Sa-Ki Language origin of Murasaki: Japanese Regional origin of Murasaki: East Asia Languages Murasaki is most common: Japanese Religions Murasaki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mu Last letter and sound: I, ki Alternative Spelling: Murasagi, Murasami, Murasari
Maemi
Meaning: Smile of truth Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-E-Mi Language origin of Maemi: Japanese Regional origin of Maemi: East Asia Languages Maemi is most common: Japanese Religions Maemi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Maema, Maemo, Maeme, Maemy, Maemae
Maho
Meaning: Magic Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ma-Ho Language origin of Maho: Japanese Regional origin of Maho: East Asia Languages Maho is most common: Japanese Religions Maho is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Ma Last letter and sound: O, ho Alternative Spelling: Mahi, Mahe, Mahy, Mahoe, Mahia
Megu
Meaning: Blessing Gender: Female Pronunciation: Me-Gu Language origin of Megu: Japanese Regional origin of Megu: East Asia Languages Megu is most common: Japanese Religions Megu is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Me Last letter and sound: U, gu Alternative Spelling: Megi, Meko, Meyu
Michiyo
Meaning: Child of three thousands Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mi-Chi-Yo Language origin of Michiyo: Japanese Regional origin of Michiyo: East Asia Languages Michiyo is most common: Japanese Religions Michiyo is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: O, yo Alternative Spelling: Miciyo, Michio, Micheyo, Michicho
Kiyoshi
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-Yo-Shi Language origin of Kiyoshi: Japanese Regional origin of Kiyoshi: East Asia Languages Kiyoshi is most common: Japanese Religions Kiyoshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: I, shi Alternative Spelling: Kiyosha, Kiyoshe, Kiyosho, Kiyoshy, Kiyoshie
Kohaku
Meaning: Amber Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ko-Ha-Ku Language origin of Kohaku: Japanese Regional origin of Kohaku: East Asia Languages Kohaku is most common: Japanese Religions Kohaku is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ko Last letter and sound: U, ku Alternative Spelling: Kohaka, Kohako, Kohake, Kohaky, Kohakae
Kohana
Meaning: Little flower Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ko-Ha-Na Language origin of Kohana: Japanese Regional origin of Kohana: East Asia Languages Kohana is most common: Japanese Religions Kohana is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ko Last letter and sound: A, na Alternative Spelling: Kohano, Kohani, Kohane, Kohany, Kohanae