Fuko

Fuko is a female first name that has its origin in Japan. It can be translated into English as 'the child of the wind,' 'the wind child,' 'the blowing child,' or 'the rich child.'

What does the name Fuko mean?

Fuko is a Japanese girl's name whose meaning can be translated into English as 'the child of the wind,' 'the wind child,' 'the blowing child,' or 'the rich child.' The origin of the name is based on two Japanese components. The first part includes: fu (楓) for maple, fu (風) for wind, fu (冨) for prosperity, abundance or wealth, fu (吹) for blow, puff or breathe, and fu (夫) for man. The second component is ko (子), which means 'child.'

Where does the name Fuko come from?

Fuko is a female first name of Japanese origin that carries the meaning 'the child of the wind.'

How do you pronounce Fuko?

Fuko is pronounced approximately as 'Fu-koh.'

Popularity

The name Fuko is distributed in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In Germany, it is found 100% in Rhineland-Palatinate. In Austria, it is found 50% in Burgenland and 50% in Vienna. In Switzerland, Fuko is found 33.3% in Appenzell Innerrhoden, 33.3% in Obwalden, and 33.3% in Schwyz. If you are named Fuko, it would be helpful if you could share your home region with us to expand the statistics.

Nicknames & pet names

Fu / Fu-chan

Famous people

• Fuko Ibuki (from the anime Clannad)