Keni
Meaning of Keni
In the vibrant tapestry of baby names, Keni leaps off the page with a perky spark, its two-syllable dance (KEN-ee) echoing like a salsa rhythm under a warm Spanish sun. Though it flirts with multiple roots—gliding down from the sturdy Gaelic slopes of Kenneth or twisting into a spicy Spanish nod to Kenia—it lands effortlessly as a cheerful unisex choice. On the US baby charts, Keni is that hidden courtyard draped in bougainvillea: just 10 arrivals in 2024, nudging it to around rank 940, a rare bloom popping up across nurseries. It whispers individuality (no passport required) and wraps each child in a breeze of possibility. In the grand novel of baby names, Keni writes its own vibrant chapter, brimming with Latin warmth, lighthearted punch, and unstoppable optimism.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KEN-ee (/ˈkɛni/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Keni
| Keni Thomas - |
| Keni Burke - |
