Names Riiko

Riiko

Found 2 entry about "Riiko"

Gender
Female (Feminine | Girl)
Usage/Origins
Japanese
Meaning
Derived from two Japanese words "ri" meaning "truth" and "ko" meaning "child". Combined, the name means "truthful child".
Scripts(How to write)
etc.(Japanese Kanji)
りい子(Kanji/Hiragana)
リイ子(Kanji/Katakana)
リーコ
利委子,
理依子,
莉衣子,
里惟子,
Pronunciation
ree-EE-koh
ṘEE-KO
Popularity
Riiko is not ranked in the top 1000 baby names in any country, making it a rare and uncommon name worldwide.

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Riiko Name meanings & History

Derived from two Japanese words "ri" meaning "truth" and "ko" meaning "child". Combined, the name means "truthful child". From Japanese 利 (ri) meaning "profit, benefit", 委 (i) meaning "committee" combined with 子 (ko) meaning "child". Other kanji combinations are possible. Riiko is primarily used as a girl's name in Japan.

Zodiac Sign of Riiko: Reason Aries

Synonyms of Riiko:

R: Restless,Rational,Reason,Resourceful

I: Indulgence,Involved,Intimate

K: Karate,Kind,Kundalini,Karma

O: Obsolete,Ostentatious,Obstinate,Organized,Obsessive

Riiko is:

  • a Classic name
  • a Delicate name
  • a Strange name
  • a Unintellectual name
  • a Urban name

Famous People

Riiko Tazawa is a Japanese author and translator.

2.) Riiko (Male)

Usage:

Meanings: Riiko means "ideal child" or "beautiful child" in Japanese. It combines the words "rii," which can mean "village" or "jasmine," and "ko," which means "child."

Scripts: etc.(Japanese Kanji)
りい子(Kanji/Hiragana)
リイ子(Kanji/Katakana)
リーコ (Riiko) in katakana or 理子 (Riiko) in kanji.
利委子,
理依子,
莉衣子,
里惟子,

Pronunciation: Ree-ko
ṘEE-KO


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Description: Riiko means "ideal child" or "beautiful child" in Japanese. It combines the words "rii," which can mean "village" or "jasmine," and "ko," which means "child.". From Japanese 利 (ri) meaning "profit, benefit", 委 (i) meaning "committee" combined with 子 (ko) meaning "child". Other kanji combinations are possible. Riiko is predominantly used as a given name for baby girls born in Japan.