Name etomology


 * Aiko: A Japanese given name meaning "love child".
 * Annie: Dimunitive form of the name Anne, which is the Latin form of Anna. This in turn means 'favor' or 'grace'.
 * Foxington: A fictional English surname combining fox and the suffixes -ing and -ton.
 * Fujisawa: A Japanese surname. It also refers to a city in Kanagawa Prefecture.
 * Kizuyama: "Kizu" is derived from "kitsune", and "yama" means mountain in Japanese. "Mountain" in Dutch translates to "berg", which almost sounds like "burg", a popular place name suffix just like "-ington" as in Foxington. This creates a perfect Japanese equivalent of Foxington, as Aiko is Annie's Japanese doppelganger.
 * Koguchi: A Japanese surname meaning "small mouth". "Ko" is derived from the on reading for 狐, the Japanese word for a fox.
 * Kurt: A shortening of the name Kurtis, which is an alternate spelling of Curtis. This means "polite, courteous, or well-bred". It is not the Germanic name Kurt, as it has a different meaning.
 * Reynold: An English surname which is a derivative of Reynolds, meaning "powerful ruler". It is also derived from the French word for a fox, "renard".
 * Vulpez: Fictional Spanish surname derived from 'vulpes', which is Latin for "fox".