Koda

The name "Koda" has diverse origins and meanings. In Japanese, it means "friend," and it is a common name for both genders. In Native American cultures, particularly in the Lakota Sioux language, Koda also means "friend" or "ally." This name gained popularity through its use for a character in the animated film "Brother Bear" source.

In addition to its Japanese and Native American roots, Koda has meanings in other cultures. In African contexts, it can mean "youngest child" or "mother's favorite" source. The name is also associated with the Ancient Greek meaning "victory of the people" source.

While there are no widely recognized famous people named Koda, the name's cultural significance and its appearance in popular media, such as "Brother Bear," have contributed to its recognition.

For sibling names, Koda pairs well with names that have similar phonetic structures or cultural backgrounds. Some suggestions include Dakota, Kai, or Kira, which share a similar sound or cultural resonance.

Similar names to Koda include Coda, which is a musical term, and Dakota, which is another Native American name with a similar sound and meaning.

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