Kerri

Kerri means 'dark-haired one,' reflecting someone with dark hair or features. Alternatively, it can also signify 'dark' in a metaphorical sense.

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The name Kerri is of Irish origin and is derived from the Irish name "Ciarraighe," which means 'descendants of Ciar'. The name Ciar translates to 'dark' or 'black', indicating someone with dark features.

  • Popularity: 14,814th
  • Babies named Kerri in the US in 2023:
    Female: 12
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Kez, Kezzy, Kei, Ker, ReRe.
  • Full Names: Kerriann, Kerrianne, Kerry-Anne, Kerrigan, Kerilyn.
  • Famous Namesakes: Kerri Walsh Jennings-beach volleyball player, Kerri Green-actress, Kerri Strug-gymnast, Kerri Chandler-DJ and music producer, Kerri Kenney-Silver-actress.
  • Gender: Traditionally female but sometimes used as a unisex name
  • Numerology: In numerology, the name Kerri is associated with the number 7. People with this number are perceived as introspective, intuitive, and spiritually inclined. They often possess a keen understanding of the deeper, non-material aspects of life and are viewed as seekers of truth.

The name Kerri saw its peak popularity in the 1970s in the United States, where its alternate spelling, 'Kerry,' was common as well. The name has since waned in popularity but maintains a soft, classic appeal for those searching for an evocative Irish name.

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