Possible Meanings
The meaning varies depending on the kanji used to write it. Several written forms include:
- 愛子 — Love and child, child of love
- 藍子 — Indigo and child, tinctoria child. Its meaning, "child who is superior to parents", on Japanese proverb, 'Blue dye is made from tinctoria'.
- 愛幸 — Love fortune.
- 葵子 — Hollyhock and child, the same kanji can be used to write Riko and Kiko as well as the more similar Aoko, Aoiko, and Ako.
Aiko may refer to:
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