恭子

[MikeCassidy]

I can't find this in any dictionary I have access to.
Thanks

[Fiducio]

I'll take a guess...

うやうや；恭；Respectful [恭しい]

こ；子；Child

Respectful Child?

and, what context was it used in?

[MikeCassidy]

Kyooko wa purintaa ni kami o iete imasu.
Kyooko wa kami o kopii shite imasu.

[Jason]

You can't find it in any dictionary because it's not a word, it's a name.

[MikeCassidy]

Thanks.
That demonstates one of the reasons Rosetta Stone drives me crazy!

[Charles]

It happens to everyone, not just Rosetta users. :)

Japanese names just tend to look like normal words at first. Keep in mind what names you've already heard before, and you'll eventually get a feel for them.

Another kanji and then 子 is usually a reliable indicator of a female first name, for example.

[Fiducio]

Hah. Thanks, I have yet to study names. Thanks for clarifying this.

[Bueller_007]

You can't find it in any dictionary because it's not a word, it's a name.

Yup. Pick your poison. According to enamdict:
恭子 [あやこ]  Ayako (f)
恭子 [たえこ]  Taeko (f)
恭子 [すみこ]  Sumiko (f)
恭子 [すみね]  Sumine (f)
恭子 [たかこ]  Takako (f)
恭子 [のりこ]  Noriko (f)
恭子 [ひさこ]  Hisako (f)
恭子 [やすこ]  Yasuko (f)
恭子 [ゆきこ]  Yukiko (f)
恭子 [ちかこ]  Chikako (f)
恭子 [きょうこ]  Kyouko (f)
恭子 [きようこ]  Kiyouko (u)