Kaya Unisex

Origin(s)

Japanese; Turkish; Native American

Meaning

Japanese: 'forgiveness'; Turkish: 'rock'; Native American: 'elder sister'

Historical & Cultural Background

In Japanese culture, Kaya is often associated with nature and tranquility. The name is also used in Turkish, where it signifies strength and stability. In some Native American cultures, Kaya is linked to familial bonds, particularly the role of an elder sister. The name has gained popularity in various cultures, reflecting a blend of meanings and significance.

Trend Summary

Kaya has seen a gradual increase in popularity in the United States over recent years.

Similar Names

Kira, Lana, Raya, Naya, Zaya, Taya, Sana