Nikai
Meaning of Nikai
Nikai (ni-KYE) feels like a breath of fresh ocean air wrapped in a cloak of triumph: with its roots in the Greek nikē, meaning “victory,” and a wink to the breezy charm of Kai, it strikes just the right balance of strength and ease. Though it still sits just outside the top 900 boys’ names in the U.S., it’s quietly climbing—proof that good things come to those who wait (and a name that promises victory certainly knows patience). Parents who crave something distinctive yet approachable love how Nikai rolls off the tongue, evoking images of spirited adventures on sun-kissed shores and big dreams achieved one step at a time. Playful but profound, this name invites little Nikais to stand out without shouting—and to win hearts wherever they go.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as ni-KYE (/nɪˈkaɪ/)
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