Kandis

Meaning of Kandis

Kandis, a bright spin on the classic Candice, traces its roots to the Latin candidus—“bright, pure”—and even carries the regal echo of the ancient title Candace. With its crisp two-syllable cadence (KAN-dis), this name sparkles like morning light dancing on sugar crystals, blending timeless warmth with a dash of individuality. Popularity in California during the 1980s and ’90s was charmingly modest, so today Kandis still feels refreshingly rare rather than overworked. For parents seeking a name that’s both familiar and distinct, Kandis offers a playful nod to tradition, a glimmer of clarity, and the kind of quietly confident glow that never goes out of style.

Pronunciation

English

  • Pronunced as KAN-dis (/kænˈdɪs/)

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Notable People Named Kandis

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