Pronounced keh-ee, Kei is a charming Japanese name that can mean “blessing,” “respect,” or “joy,” depending on the kanji. Its crisp, two-syllable roll feels like the first sip of masala chai on a cool morning. In India, families love its simple elegance and the sense of quiet strength it brings. Over the past few years in the U.S., Kei has been gently climbing the popularity charts, adding a fresh, international vibe. It evokes sunlit temple courtyards, the tinkling strings of a sitar, and dreams bursting into bloom. Playful and soulful, Kei is short enough not to get tangled on the playground slide and bold enough to light up any room.
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