Yukiho: Name Meaning, Origin & Popularity

At a Glance

Meaning
'snow' plus 'ear of grain,' evoking a rice ear dusted with snow (meaning shifts with the kanji chosen)
Origin
Japanese
Gender
Girl
Pronunciation
yoo-KEE-hoh

Yukiho is a Japanese girl's name meaning “'snow' plus 'ear of grain,' evoking a rice ear dusted with snow (meaning shifts with the kanji chosen)”. It appears in 2 of our baby name lists.

Meaning & Origin of Yukiho

Meaning: 'snow' plus 'ear of grain,' evoking a rice ear dusted with snow (meaning shifts with the kanji chosen).

Origin: Japanese.

A common claim: Yukiho is sometimes glossed as 'snow treasure.' Actually: A more accurate reading is 'snow' plus 'ear of grain' - the character commonly used doesn't actually mean 'treasure.'

How to Pronounce Yukiho

yoo-KEE-hohIPA /juːkiːhoʊ/

Popularity of Yukiho

Yukiho doesn’t appear in U.S. Social Security birth records, which include every name given to at least five babies in a year — so it’s rare in the U.S.

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