Kyaire
Meaning of Kyaire
Pronounced ky-AIR, Kyaire is a modern, home-grown favorite that seems to borrow inspiration from several corners at once: the Hawaiian Kai (“sea”), the English word “air,” and the rhythmic uplift of Kyrie from Greek liturgy (“Lord”). Together they paint a picture of a little boy built for boundless horizons—part ocean, part sky, all possibility. First tip-toeing onto U.S. birth charts at the turn of the millennium, the name has quietly but steadily floated upward, more than quintupling in use since 2015 and cracking the Top 600 in 2024. Parents are drawn to its breezy sound, its hint of spiritual grace, and its effortless fit alongside trendy “Ky” names like Kyler and Kai. Whether you imagine your son gliding across a basketball court or daydreaming under open skies, Kyaire carries a light, buoyant energy that suggests he’ll always have room to spread his wings.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as ky-AIR (/kaɪˈer/)
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