Keeva

Meaning of Keeva

Born from the Gaelic Caoimhe, Keeva (pronounced KEE-vuh) carries the ancient Irish promise of “gentle spirit” and “radiant beauty.” Her name rolls off the tongue like a soft guitar riff at a sun-drenched plaza, blending Celtic mist with Latin warmth in perfect harmony. Imagine a bright-eyed niña whose laughter sparkles like fizz in a glass of horchata—that playful spark is Keeva’s gift, a subtle wink in every syllable that might even tempt the neighborhood perro to pause and listen. In the United States, this hidden treasure has quietly made its presence known, gracing about two dozen baby girls each year and landing at 929th in 2024. With roots as enduring as emerald-green hills and a heart that dances to the rhythms of celebration and light, Keeva feels both timeless and freshly minted—a name ready to bloom in any familia fortunate enough to claim her.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KEE-vuh (/kiːvə/)

• Kaya
• Keira
• Kiana
• Kiara
• Kyla
• Kiva
• Keva