She’s a girl made of gold and diamonds, she’s the best thing that will ever happen to you. She’s incredibly sexy and turns on any guy that looks at her. All eyes are on her when she walks into the room. Her eyes shine like stars, her hair flows gracefully in the wind, and her lips are perfectly curved; they’re great for kissing, but her smile...it’s one of the most unique things she has. She is such an amazing, gorgeous, adorable and not to mention bangable girl in the universe. She’ll make you laugh with any of her cute and clever jokes and is fun to be around. She’s a total badass and she’s knows it. She has a deep passion for success and doesn’t let anyone get in her way. She’s the coolest woman in existence and everyone wants her.
by One awesome person :) December 29, 2017
Keiko is the best friend you'll ever have. She is nice, funny, and weird in all the right ways. She'll always brighten your day and bring a smile to your face when you need it the most. The person who will always be there for you in ways no one else can.👌🏽🤗🙃🙂
by Sneakerz and Hot sauce April 18, 2019
A normal female Japanese name. Usually means blossom, blessing, or a gift from above. Keiko is a name, not a noun, verb, or anything else. Just because there is an orca whale named Keiko, it doesn't mean Keiko is a bad name. Keiko is a very beautiful name in Japan.
by japanese with keiko as name December 4, 2010
Very enthusiastic, respectful & cheerful girl. Boys mostly love her nice outgoing attitude.
Rarely popular but known.
Rarely popular but known.
by Katie Henderson December 27, 2016
A regular Japanese name. Not having any reference, to any whale, or anything just. Just a name.
Means: Gift from Above, or blessing.
The word 'Keiko' is also pronounced 'Kay-co' not 'Kee-co' like the whale's name.
Means: Gift from Above, or blessing.
The word 'Keiko' is also pronounced 'Kay-co' not 'Kee-co' like the whale's name.
Me: Hi Keiko.
Keiko: Hi.
Keiko: Hi.
by A person WITH the name Keiko June 4, 2005
A Japanese name, meaning 'Gift from Above' or 'Blessing'. Its a compliment when you're called a Keiko, not at all an insult.
by Kerty* June 5, 2005
by brallan June 18, 2009