Kaysen
Meaning of Kaysen
Kaysen is a modern twist on the old surname Cason and the friendly nickname Kay, so its loose meaning comes out as “Kay’s son,” a bright salute to family ties. The name dashed onto U.S. charts in the early 2000s and, like a cricket ball racing to the boundary, has been gaining ground ever since. Two quick beats—KAY-suhn—make it easy to call out across a playground or a packed Indian wedding hall. Some hear echoes of Jason; others think of author Susanna Kaysen and her tale of resilience. Either way, the vibe is fresh, upbeat, and a little adventurous. It pairs smoothly with classics such as James or Raj and shines next to modern favorites like Vihaan. For parents who want a name that feels new yet carries the warmth of kinship, Kaysen says it all: dream big, stay rooted, and sparkle.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KAY-suhn (/ˈkeɪ.sən/)
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