Pronunciation: [fjuːmˈɪkə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
"Fumiko" is a Japanese given name that can be phonetically transcribed as [fuːmiːkoʊ]. The first syllable "fu" is pronounced with the sound [fu], similar to blowing air out of your mouth. The second syllable "mi" is pronounced as [mi], a short and sharp sound. The final syllable "ko" is pronounced as [koʊ], with a long "o" sound at the end. The spelling of "Fumiko" reflects the accurate pronunciation of the name in IPA symbols.
Fumiko is a female given name of Japanese origin. It is derived from the combination of two elements: "fu" meaning "significance" or "wealthy" and "miko" meaning "beautiful," "child," or "shrine maiden."
In Japanese culture, names often hold deep meanings, and Fumiko is no exception. This name is associated with positive attributes such as prosperity, beauty, and spiritual significance. Fumiko represents a person who possesses an inner charm and grace.
Individuals named Fumiko are often described as bright, elegant, and alluring. They have a captivating aura of beauty and possess a strong sense of character. Fumiko, as a name, symbolizes a spiritual connection to a higher power, often associated with a shrine maiden's role in traditional Japanese religion. This connection may reflect characteristics of purity, reverence, and devotion.
As with any name, individuals with the name Fumiko may vary greatly in personality and traits. However, this dictionary definition highlights the general connotations and understanding associated with the name Fumiko in Japanese culture.
The name "Fumiko" is a Japanese name. The etymology of "Fumiko" can be broken down as follows:
- "Fu" (風) means "wind" in Japanese.
- "Mi" (美) means "beauty" or "beautiful" in Japanese.
- "Ko" (子) means "child" or can be used as a suffix to indicate endearment.
Combining the three parts, "Fumiko" can be interpreted as "beautiful child of the wind" or "child of the wind with beauty".
