Momo
[ˈmoʊ.moʊ]Meaning
Japanese もも (momo), borrowed into English
Background Story
Momo is borrowed into English from Japanese もも (momo). It is recorded as a given name in Japanese, where it is feminine, and in Spanish, where it is masculine, and it also appears as a name in literature. In English it is separately a reduplication of Mo, a diminutive of Mohammed.
Variations
momo-chan, momoko
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