Kruz
Meaning of Kruz
Kruz is a fresh, modern spin on the Spanish surname-turned-given-name Cruz, which traces back to the Latin word for “cross,” a symbol of faith and new beginnings. Swapping the C for a bold K gives the name an edgy, road-trip vibe—think cruise control meets compass rose—so parents who love the idea of life as a journey often park here. Though Kruz has hovered in the high 700s on U.S. charts for decades, its steady, unhurried climb hints at quiet staying power; it’s familiar enough to spell on the first try, yet rare enough to make a roll-call pause. Sound-wise, that smooth “KROOZ” glide feels equal parts cool breeze and revved engine, lending itself to little adventurers with big horizons. In short, Kruz balances reverence and wanderlust, offering families a name that nods to tradition while pointing confidently toward the open road ahead.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KROOZ (/kruːz/)
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