Kaya

Kaya commonly means 'my elder sister' in Native American language, representing potentially a figure of wisdom or guidance. In Japanese, Kaya can mean 'a yew tree', known for its sturdy nature and longevity. Figuratively, Kaya denotes a peaceful abode or a carefree spirit.

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The name Kaya is multifaceted, with roots in various cultures. It is believed to have origins in Native American/Algonquin and Hebrew languages. In Japanese, Kaya can signify specific characters with varying meanings such as 'yew' or 'summer'. The musical draw of the name is also reflected in Bob Marley's album title.

  • Popularity: 1,842nd
  • Babies named Kaya in the US in 2023:
    Female: 243
    Male: 18
  • Nicknames: Kay, Kiki, Kai, Ayay, Yaya.
  • Full Names: Kayleigh, Katherine, Kailani, Kalyani, Kamaya.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kaya Scodelario - Actress, Kaya Jones - Singer, Kaya Stewart - Singer, Kaya Wilkins - Musician/Model, Bob Marley (album 'Kaya') - Musician.
  • Gender: While usually given to females, the name Kaya has been adopted for males in various cultures, making it largely unisex.
  • Numerology: Numerologically, the name Kaya resonates with the number 8, associated with strength, ambition, and a sense of justice. It signifies a mature personality often drawn to positions of power and responsibility due to an inherent sense of duty.

Kaya experienced a surge in popularity in the mid-1990s, often attributed to various cultural products like music and TV character references. It remains a beloved choice for parents seeking a unique yet culturally rich name.

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