Kaid
Meaning of Kaid
The name Kaid is a unique and modern choice for a baby boy, pronounced as "kayd" (/keɪd/). It is an English variation of the name Kade, which has roots in both Arabic and Scottish origins. In Arabic, Kaid means "leader" or "commander," reflecting qualities of strength and leadership. The name has been gradually gaining popularity in the United States over the past few decades, as evidenced by its consistent but modest presence in the annual rankings of newborn names. Although it has never reached the top tiers, Kaid's steady occurrence suggests it appeals to parents looking for a distinctive yet simple name. With its strong meaning and easy pronunciation, Kaid offers a contemporary twist on traditional names while carrying an air of authority and charm.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kayd (/keɪd/)
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Notable People Named Kaid
| Kaid Yusef Mohamed is a Welsh former footballer and convicted criminal sentenced to eleven years and six months in prison for conspiracy to supply class A drugs. |
| Kaïd Ahmed was an Algerian nationalist and politician. |
