Itsuki as a Baby Name. Meaning and Origin of Itsuki

What is the meaning of the name Itsuki ?

The baby name Itsuki is a Unisex name , 3 syllables long and is pronounced IPA: [itsɯki]; romaji: itsuki; English approx: EET-soo-kee.

Itsuki is Japanese in Origin.

Itsuki (Japanese, pronounced ee-tsu-kee) is a unisex given name - and more rarely a surname - whose meaning depends on the kanji chosen. Common spellings include 樹 (“tree; growth”), 斎 (“ritual purity; consecration,” evoking service at shrines), 伊月 (“that/phonetic i” + “moon,” read as “moon/month”), 逸希 (“outstanding, exceptional” + “hope”), and 五木 or 五樹 (“five trees”). It may also be written in kana as いつき or イツキ, which emphasize sound over meaning.

The element 斎 (itsuki) appears in early Japanese vocabulary relating to Shinto purification and dedicated attendants, giving the name a classical aura. As a given name, Itsuki has been used across eras for both boys and girls, with a marked rise in modern popularity; the single-character 樹 is especially favored for boys, while kana or 伊月 are common for girls. Variant related names sharing kanji include Tatsuki (樹, different reading). Contemporary media have further boosted visibility.