Kionne
Meaning of Kionne
Kionne, pronounced kee-AWN, is a lively little globe-trotter of a name. Some link it to the Persian “Kian” (kingly spirit), others to the Irish “Cian” (ancient one), and still others see it as a fresh American coinage—proof that names, like stories around a chai stall, love to mingle. Unisex at heart, Kionne sparkles in the U.S. records only here and there, so a child who carries it is likely to be the lone lotus in the pond of any classroom. Its two quick syllables feel light as a kite at a spring Mela, yet that bold “AWN” ending lands with confident grace. Parents can riff on playful nicknames such as Kio or Kiki, but the full form already sings with balance—soft, strong, and ready to dance across any culture’s beat.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kee-AWN (/kiˈɔn/)
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Notable People Named Kionne
| Kionne McGhee - |
