Kiku
- proper noun
- But how could Kiku dominate Hata?
- Kiku and Dmitri
- Kiku and Hiro
- Kiku looks
Examples
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The teacher praised Kiku for her excellent presentation in class.
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Kiku then performed the branch-dragging display twice, with no particular target.
Academic text (1990) -
Hata bent away, grimacing, and after Kiku passed by, rushed away in a different direction, dragging a branch.
Academic text (1990) -
At 3:35, a young female, Kiku, carrying her first infant on her belly and dragging a six-foot-long branch, rushed toward Hata.
Academic text (1990) -
Kiku asked if anyone wanted to join her for dinner.
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Everyone was excited to meet Kiku at the school festival.
Synonyms
A Japanese personal name used as a family or given name, often for women
A Japanese or Korean girl's name that often means peach
A common Japanese name for girls
A Japanese girl's name that means lily
A Japanese female name that is also used as a last name
A Japanese name for women
A Japanese girl's name
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Kiku comes from the Japanese word kiku, which means 'chrysanthemum', a flower that is a symbol of Japan and of the emperor's family. So calling someone Kiku is like naming them after a beautiful, traditional flower, and that is why it is often used for girls.