US Popularity Rank: 8348

Origin: Japanese

Meaning: Joyful child; Hopeful child; Rejoicing child; Frenchman; Noble; Home ruler

Kiko is a gender-neutral name of Japanese and Spanish origin that packs plenty of meanings in just two syllables. Traditionally used as a feminine name in Japanese, it can translate to "joyful child," "hopeful child," and "rejoicing child." Its musical sound and charming etymology are sure to tick all the boxes for parents looking to pay homage to the east Asian country. Kiko has also been used as a cure nickname for Spanish names like Francisco, meaning "Frenchman" or "noble," or Enrique, meaning "home ruler." In both cases, Kiko is a sure victor for parents looking for a short-but-sweet name for baby.