Hiroko
[hiˈɾoːko]Meaning
child of the widespread land
Background Story
The name Hiroko originates from Japan and combines two kanji characters: 'hiro' meaning 'wide' or 'broad' and 'ko' meaning 'child'. It is often given to girls born during the harvest season, symbolizing abundance and prosperity. Additionally, Hiroko can be found in various Japanese literature and media, representing strong and resilient female characters.
Variations
Hirako, Hiro
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