What do you think of this name for a girl.?

So we are trying to stick with Japanese names here. These are my faves:


Hinata: 向日葵 "sunflower" or 陽向 "facing the sun".





Junko: 順 (jun) "obedient" or 純 (jun) "genuine, pure" combined with 子 (ko) "child".





Suzume:Means "sparrow"





Tsubaki:Means "camellia flower"





I'm open to suggestions. Thanks you!

What do you think of this name for a girl.?
Kiyoko is one of my favs
Reply:I have a new one for you. Make one up. It's way more original. I wish my parents would have made mine up. I wouldn't have cared if it was made fun of at school. Atleast I would be proud that my parents took then time to think of a name for me, instead of saying, "Hey look, I found a name on eBay! It's called 'Kayla'." Yeah, just like more than half the girls out there. Trust me. But you might want to try out a name that doesn't get ridicule, just in case your daughter likes it better that way. Or you could get a temporary name and change it to how your daughter wants it to be once she's three, four, or five. By the way, CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Reply:I love the Japanese name Amaya, meaning night rain. I think it's beautiful!





http://www.babynames.com/namelist/938832...
Reply:I like Suzume and Tsubaki. They are both really beautiful sounding and have pretty meanings.
Reply:How about "Yoshiko"?
Reply:sorry but none of the above.
Reply:Suzeme is the best. Not Junko. They will get teased and probably get called Trasho. In America at least.
Reply:Japanese names are sweett.


I like Hinata and Suzume the best out of all those
Reply:Tokyo Rose
Reply:Hinata and Suzume are the best out of the 4


what about.. meisha?
Reply:Suzume... will get less teasing in school
Reply:none of the above
Reply:i like the name Rio i think that would be cute
Reply:this is america sweetie


plz dnt name ur baby n-e-of those names


no matter were u live ...











but there good 4 ur next pet