Kruze
Meaning of Kruze
Kruze arrives on the scene like a warm breeze drifting through a sun-baked Spanish plaza, carrying with it echoes of its root name, Cruz, the Spanish word for “cross” that has long symbolized faith, direction, and the courage to chart one’s own course. Pronounced krooz (/kruz/), this modern K-twist adds an adventurous spark to a timeless heritage. Over the past decade, Kruze has danced in and out of the U.S. top 1,000—small enough to feel delightfully rare, yet steady enough to suggest a growing legion of parents drawn to its bold simplicity. With each newborn who bears the name—34 in 2024 alone—Kruze seems to smile at life’s crossroads, nudging him toward stories yet to be written.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as krooz (/kruz/)
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