Kai
Sea in Hawaiian; East Asian meanings depend on spelling
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Sea in Hawaiian; East Asian meanings depend on spelling
From the Irish surname Ó Cinnéidigh
Clearing belonging to Cyne
Form of Katarina; ancient derivation uncertain
Sea; sky
The voice; the sound
The coolness; interpreted as “cool breeze”
Surname descended from a diminutive of Aodh, fire
Valley on the River Kent
Health and three in one Japanese spelling
Eternal; everlasting
Royal; king
Hawaiian form of Diana; divine
Bright through Chiara; dark through Ciara
King’s town
Russian feminine form of Cyrus; ultimate meaning uncertain
Warrior; the koa tree
Modern coinage or a Christian prayer name
Possibly the namesake; interpretation depends on the family
Sea and soaring in one Japanese spelling
Joy; happiness
Poetry; poem
The warrior
Treasure
King’s wood
Short form of Krishna
The sweetheart
The lei; the flowers; the child
Short form of Kamsiyochukwu
Music and abundance in one Japanese spelling
Meaning depends on the chosen kanji
The unrestricted or free one
Beauty; grace
Good; beautiful (กวิน spelling)
A type of fish
Bringing joy
Harmony and tree in one Japanese spelling
Slender and white or blessed
Thicket; marsh
Cherish me; short form of several Yoruba names
Rainbow
The planet Saturn
Healthy; peaceful
Science; branch of study
Happiness; joy
Lightning
Hero; outstanding person
Child of hope in 希子; other spellings differ
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