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One thing to note if you're looking at Japanese names is that the meaning of the name actually depends on the kanji (Chinese characters) used and not just the sound, so the same name may have multiple meanings for you to choose from... I noticed the lack of options for meanings when looking at a friend of mine's name on here.
You can email me if you have questions about kanji for Japanese names and I'll look into them when I have the chance. Thus, while the name Kiyoko listed in the database says "clean child", the clean it would be referring to also means pure... Plus, a friend of mine has different kanji for it and rather than clean, her kanji means joy/happiness. Ko is a standard character in Japanese girls' names and means child.