chery blossom child in japanese.of course, it's a name usually for girls.most likely attracted to aisan boys.must be entertained, and easily bored.loves music.tease her name, she'll beat the crap out of ya!
person: okay...i know what "sakura" means, but what about the "ko" part?
sakurako:"ko" means child...so my name means chery blossom child...
person: that's a crappy name -___-
PUNCH*
sakurako:"ko" means child...so my name means chery blossom child...
person: that's a crappy name -___-
PUNCH*
by KaMiKaZe 8o8 October 29, 2008
A name of Japanese origin translating into "Cherry Blossom Child".
In this case: Sakura = Cherry Blossom; Ko = Child
Usually given to girls, though boys can carry this name as well.
Often given to children born under dramatic circumstances.
A widespread assumption about this name is that people carrying it will try to avoid conflict and anger at any cost, while seeking peace and tranquility.
Following this, these people tend to behave much more polite and supportive towards others.
In this case: Sakura = Cherry Blossom; Ko = Child
Usually given to girls, though boys can carry this name as well.
Often given to children born under dramatic circumstances.
A widespread assumption about this name is that people carrying it will try to avoid conflict and anger at any cost, while seeking peace and tranquility.
Following this, these people tend to behave much more polite and supportive towards others.
Person A: "I thought I got her mad after all this drama but she just didn't care and walked away like nothing happened??"
Person B: "Well that's how Sakurakos are, you know? They avoid conflicts and stress as good as they can."
Person B: "Well that's how Sakurakos are, you know? They avoid conflicts and stress as good as they can."
by Ichigo Y. December 17, 2020