Kerrin

Meaning of Kerrin

Kerrin is a charmingly uncommon feminine name with roots in Gaelic tradition, a modern twist on the Irish Kieran—“little dark one”—that brings both warmth and a whisper of mystery. Pronounced KEH-rin, it glides off the tongue in two brisk syllables, like a spring breeze chasing mist across the Highlands. Though it enjoyed modest popularity through the ’70s and ’80s—hovering around the 700–800 rank in U.S. birth charts—today Kerrin stands out as a bold, distinctive choice. It feels both grounded in Celtic heritage and effortlessly fresh, perfect for a daughter who’s destined to write her own story (and maybe sneak in a light-hearted joke or two). With its blend of tradition, strength, and genuine individuality, Kerrin is a name that promises to leave a lasting impression—just like she will.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KEH-rin (/kɛrɪn/)

• Kiera
• Karin
• Karyn
• Karen
• Kerri
• Keren
• Kerryn