Japanese

Noun

御子 ‎(hiragana みこ, romaji miko)

1. A god's or spirit's child.
2. An emperor's child.
3. Jesus Christ.

Etymology 2

From 御 ‎(o, honorific prefix) + Old Japanese 子 ‎(ko, “boy, child”)

Noun

御子 ‎(hiragana おこ, romaji oko)

1. (honorific) A child; especially the addressee's child.
   • 　御子様ランチ (okosama ranchi, "child's lunch")

Usage notes

• More often the first element is written in hiragana, as お子.