Kikue, of Japanese origin, is a unique and melodic given name. It consists of two kanji characters: 'Ki' (喜), meaning 'joy', and 'Kue' (久恵), translating to 'long-lived'. Together, they form Kikue, signifying 'a joy that lasts long'. This name carries a positive connotation and is often associated with longevity, happiness, and harmony. It's not typically found in other languages, making it a distinctive choice for those looking for an uncommon yet meaningful name.
"Kikue experienced a notable peak in popularity during World War I, with birth numbers doubling between 1914 and 1916, reaching a high of 21 births in 1916. After the war, its popularity began to decline, dropping from 25 births in 1920 to just 5 in 1930."