Kayci
Meaning of Kayci
Kayci traces its roots to the Irish Gaelic name Casey, signifying “vigilant” or “watchful,” while its modern ci ending lends a contemporary flair that echoes the final note of a composed melody. In Persian tradition, the element Kay evokes the legendary Kayanian dynasty—figures such as Kay Khosrow and Kay Kavus—imparting a subtle regal undertone to this Gaelic sentinel. Pronounced /ˈkeɪsi/, Kayci has hovered between ranks 780 and 960 in the US baby name charts since its first appearance in 1974, settling at 924 in 2024 with 26 newborns. These steady fluctuations suggest a quiet resilience, appealing to parents who favor names with historical depth and modern clarity (and decidedly no affiliation with avant-garde art collectives).
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KAY-see (/ˈkeɪsi/)
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