Haruki
[haˈɾuːki]Meaning
spring child
Background Story
The name Haruki is of Japanese origin. It consists of 'Haru' meaning 'spring' and 'ki' meaning 'child' or 'tree.' It reflects the imagery of growth and renewal associated with springtime, making it popular in Japanese culture.
Temperament
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