This is the 8840th most frequent Japanese word.
桃子
"桃子" means "peach child" and is commonly used as a feminine given name in Japanese.
桃子 (Momoko) is used here as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
桃子は友達とカフェでお茶を飲みました。
Momoko had tea at the cafe with her friends.
桃子の木 (Momoko's tree) uses 桃子 as part of a possessive construction, indicating a tree belonging to Momoko.
夏になると、桃子の木にたくさんの果物がなります。
In summer, many fruits grow on the Momoko tree.
桃子の話 (Momoko's stories) uses 桃子 in possessive form to denote the stories told or about Momoko.