Kimya

Meaning of Kimya

Kimya is a feminine treasure that sparkles with the mystique of ancient Persia and dances with the vibrant flair of an Indian monsoon festival. In its birthplace it’s gently whispered as kee-MY-ah (/kiˈmja/), and stateside it pirouettes into kih-MY-uh (/kɪˈmaɪə/). The name means “alchemy” or “philosopher’s stone,” conjuring secret elixirs and golden transformations—like a Bollywood hero draped in saffron scarves turning rain into sparkle. While it flirts just outside the top 700 in the U.S. baby-name charts, with about seven little Kimyas in 2024, that rarity only kindles its charm, ensuring each Kimya is as unique and enchanting as a monsoon rainbow caught in a spice-market breeze.

Pronunciation

Persian

• Pronunced as kee-MY-ah (/ki:ˈmja/)

American English

• Pronunced as kih-MY-uh (/kɪˈmaɪə/)

• Kimiya
• Kamya
• Kemi
• Kima
• Kinya