Kae
Meaning of Kae
Kae is a concise, English‐language feminine name that originated as a modern variant of Kay (a diminutive of the Greek-derived Katherine, meaning “pure”) and has since developed its own distinct identity. U.S. Social Security Administration data trace its first appearance to 1923, with intermittent usage over the decades and a modest peak of twenty-six births in 1953. In 2024, it ranked 943 with seven registrations, underscoring its status as an unconventional choice rather than a mainstream favorite. The name’s single-syllable structure and straightforward pronunciation (/keɪ/) lend a crisp, contemporary feel, appealing to parents who desire both individuality and a subtle connection to time-honored naming traditions. Its rarity means it is unlikely that a child will find herself as the third Kae on any classroom roster.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as kay (/keɪ/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Kae
| Kae Tempest - |
| Kae Alexander - |
