Maiko Edit Meaning

1.

Geisha are female entertainers. The meaning of gei is "art" and sha means "person of". Geiko is a Kyoto term for Geisha that means more of a "specialist of the arts". Maiko are young geisha ranging in age from 15 to 20 or 21 years old. Mai means “dance”, and and ko is “specialist of” dance.

I am a maiko, a student who learns the art of the geisha.

I am seventeen-years-old, my name is Mitsuko but all call me Mitsu.

See maiko, geisha, kyoto, okiya, onesan, sakura

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Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh)

I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko.

See maiko, geiko, geisha

3.

A combination of Zuko and Mai from Avatar:The Last airbender.

Although in the show, they were together, we have yet to find out what happens after he left Mai and the fire nation to join the Avatar.

Maiko WAS totally canon. But I'm not sure, maybe the Zutara fanon will come true!

See maiko, zuko, mai, avatar, last, airbender

4.

Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko( geisha). Maiko exist in Kyotoonly. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh)

I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko.

See maiko, geiko, geisha

5.

Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko (geisha). Maiko exist in Kyotoonly. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronouced: (my-koh)

I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko.

See geisha, geiko, kyoto

6.

Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko(geisha). Maiko exist in Kyotoonly. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh)

I am a geikoof Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko.

See geisha, maiko, geiko, okiya, ochaya

7.

Maiko literally means 'dancer'. A maiko is an apprentice geiko(geisha). Maiko exist in Kyoto only. Maiko have an older sister, bound to them. They call their older sisters onesan. The word maiko is pronounced: (my-koh)

I am a geiko of Gion Kobu, but last year I was still a maiko.

See maiko, geisha, geiko