Kyani
Meaning of Kyani
Pronounced kee-AH-nee, Kyani glides across the tongue like a playful breeze dancing over shoreline sands. Though modern in flair, it whispers ancient secrets, drawing on the Greek kyanos, the deep-blue hue of twilight waters, and the Hawaiian kai, the vast sea that beckons at dawn. This lyrical fusion evokes creativity and calm, as if parents can already picture a vivacious toddler named Kyani chasing driftwood beneath a tangerine sunset. With its spirited charm and rarity—only a handful of newborn girls carry it each year—Kyani stands as a bright beacon of individuality, promising a name as boundless and beautiful as an open sky.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kee-AH-nee (/kiːˈɑni/)
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