Miski

Meaning of Miski

Miski dances onto the naming stage like a jasmine-scented breeze on a warm monsoon evening—light, lively, and brimming with sweetness. Hailing from the vibrant Quechua language, where Miski means “sweet” or “honey,” it carries the same comforting warmth as a spoonful of saffron-infused kheer at an Indian festival. Though it still coyly nestles around the 900s in U.S. baby-name charts, Miski tiptoes forward each year, charming parents with its crisp two-syllable melody (MIS-kee) and its promise of bright smiles. Imagine a little girl named Miski, her laughter bubbling like fresh masala chai and her spirit shining like a freshly painted rangoli—this name is a playful whisper of joy, an unexpected spice that turns everyday moments into a celebration.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as MIS-kee (/ˈmɪski/)