Aiko stands for "love child" in Japanese.
Aiko in Japanese can also mean "beloved child," when combining "ai" (愛 - love, affection) and "ko" (子 - child).
The Japanese word Aiko symbolizes deep affection, warmth and tenderness.
However Aiko in Japanese can also be a surname or even have roots in Germanic names that mean "blade," which highlights it's diverse cultural presence.
In Japanese culture which is most common, Aiko means "love child," "beloved child," or even sometimes can mean "little loved one".
The elements of "Aiko" is derived from ai (愛, love/affection) and ko (子, child).
The symbolism of Aiko in Japanese represents deep familial love, emotional connection and adoration, making it a significant and enduring name in Japan.
Other meanings and origins of Aiko include.
Germanic Roots, in Northern Germany/Scandinavia, Aiko or Eike is a masculine name from the old German meaning "blade,".
And in cultural usage, Aiko is a common female name in Japan, although it can also appear in some other contexts.
And the Aiko's name's beauty and meaning also have lead to it's adoption in other cultures as well.