What is the origin of the name Kyoka?

Kyoka is a name of Japanese origin. It is often classified as a nature name.

How do you pronounce Kyoka?

Kyoka is a 2-syllable name. Use the pronunciation button on this page to hear it spoken aloud.

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Q: What does the name Kyoka mean?

Kyoka means "Japanese feminine name written with kanji meaning 'mirror flower' (鏡花) or 'apricot blossom', evoking delicate natural beauty.".

Japanese feminine name written with kanji meaning 'mirror flower' (鏡花) or 'apricot blossom', evoking delicate natural beauty.

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