What is correct reading for 舞桜


What is the correct reading of word 舞桜? I found some pages, where they state,
that it's one of variants of female name read as 「まお」, in this form meaning
"dancing cherry blossom", but I checked in some dictionaries (e. g.
[jisho.org](http://jisho.org)) and I couldn't find anything about this. So how
is it?

P. S. I'm relatively new to the japanese language, so if you can refer me to
other sources, I will be glad. Thank you.




舞桜 could indeed be a given name for girls. It's listed as such in jisho.org:
you should search for `舞桜 #names`. jisho.org gives lots of readings; I would
have guessed まお, but the other readings are probably someone's name, too.

> まう 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mau
>
> まよ 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mayo
>
> まおう 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maou
>
> まお 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mao
>
> まいさくら 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maisakura
>
> まいざくら 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maizakura
>
> まあさ 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maasa




舞桜 could indeed be a given name for girls. It's listed as such in jisho.org:
you should search for `舞桜 #names`. jisho.org gives lots of readings; I would
have guessed まお, but the other readings are probably someone's name, too.

> まう 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mau
>
> まよ 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mayo
>
> まおう 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maou
>
> まお 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Mao
>
> まいさくら 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maisakura
>
> まいざくら 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maizakura
>
> まあさ 【舞桜】  
>  Female given name  
>  1. Maasa

