Kaz

Meaning of Kaz

Once upon a fiesta breeze, Kaz jumps into life with the punch of a lime and the rhythm of a street drum. Born from the Slavic Kazimir, meaning “proclaimer of peace,” Kaz blends calm resolve with electric energy. In Russian it’s “kahz,” and in English it’s the same crisp “kaz”—short, bold, impossible to forget. It feels like dancing under colorful banners, chasing dreams down cobblestone alleys, or sketching masterpieces on sun-warmed plazas. Fans of daring heists whisper of a clever rogue hero named Kaz, while Latin hearts taste salsa in every syllable. Rare but climbing the US baby charts, Kaz is a hidden gem poised to spark joy in any little hero’s story.

Pronunciation

Russian

• Pronunced as kahz (/kaz/)

English

• Pronunced as kaz (/kæz/)

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