Konoka
Japan · Not verified · 3 syllables
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About the name Konoka
The name Konoka is a Japanese feminine given name typically meaning "child of sound" or "harmonious child," derived from the Japanese linguistic roots *kono* (sound, harmony) and *ka* (flower, or sometimes child).
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Etymology
The name Konoka is a Japanese feminine given name typically meaning "child of sound" or "harmonious child," derived from the Japanese linguistic roots *kono* (sound, harmony) and *ka* (flower, or sometimes child). It is used primarily in Japanese culture, often within Shinto or Buddhist contexts, with no notable historical figures; it gained modern popularity through fictional characters in anime and manga.
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