Origin and Meaning of Satsuki

Fifth month; a name often associated with 'May' or 'to blossom'

Origin: Japanese - The name Satsuki (皐月) is derived from the Japanese word for the fifth month of the lunar calendar, which is traditionally associated with blooming plants and the arrival of spring.

• Satsuki is often used for girls in Japan and is celebrated for its connection to nature, particularly the blooming of the new foliage in May.
• In Japanese culture, names are often chosen based on their meanings and can reflect seasonal changes or natural beauty, making Satsuki a popular choice during the spring.
• Notable bearers of the name include Satsuki Shindou, a character from the popular anime and manga series, 'Round Vernian Vifam'.
• Though primarily used in Japan, the name has gained recognition outside Japan due to its unique sound and meaning.
• Variations or similar names include Satsuko and Satsukiha, which may carry similar meanings related to spring and blooming.