ive heard kuyoko but im not sure
Sakura is cherry blossom.桜の花is the Japanese letter translation.
Sakura (桜) is the Japanese word for the cherry blossom tree. It's also a fairly common name for Japanese girls.
"Saku" is not a Chinese word; it is Japanese. In Japanese, it means "To blossom" or "Remembrance of the Lord", depending on the translation you get. I believe that it translates to "Remembrance of the Lord" when used as a name, although I like to use that as a male version while using "To blossom" as the female version.
hana is a blossom kaika suru is the verb to blossom
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For the blossom of what flower? Please be more specific.
The translation for 'cherry blossom tree' in Chinese is '樱花树' or 'ying hua shu'.
Sakura means "cherry blossom"
In Japanese Sakura means "cherry tree or cherry blossom".
To the Japanese, the blossom is representative of the path of life to death. The blossom is beautiful for a short time before it withers and dies, and this is where the comparison is made. It's simply a statement on the fragility of life.
From Japanese cherry blossom, It can also come from (saku) "blossom" and (ra)"good".