Mitsuko

Mitsuko is a Japanese feminine given name. It is composed of two kanji characters, the combination of which determines the meaning of the name. Common combinations include:

• 光子 (Mitsuko): This combination uses the kanji "光" (mitsu) meaning "light, ray" and "子" (ko) meaning "child." This combination often evokes associations with brightness, hope, or intelligence.

• 美津子 (Mitsuko): This combination uses the kanji "美" (mi) meaning "beauty" and "津" (tsu) often meaning "harbor, port" or acting as a phonetic element, along with "子" (ko) meaning "child." This combination suggests beauty and can sometimes be associated with a connection to water or a specific location (depending on the nuances of "津").

• 満子 (Mitsuko): This combination uses the kanji "満" (mitsu) meaning "full, satisfied, whole" and "子" (ko) meaning "child." This combination can suggest fulfillment or abundance.

The meaning of the name ultimately depends on the specific kanji used. The name Mitsuko was particularly popular in the early to mid 20th century in Japan. Individuals with this name may also have unique or rarer kanji combinations not listed here.