Origin and Meaning of Kaeli

A variant of Kaylee, often interpreted as meaning 'slim and fair' or 'pure'.

Origin: Irish - Kaeli is a modern English variant that derives from the Irish name Cael, meaning 'slender' or 'narrow'. It is often associated with the English names Kay and Lee.

• Kaeli gained popularity in the late 20th century, becoming a trendy name for girls in English-speaking countries.
• The name is sometimes spelled in various forms, including Kaylee, Kailey, and Cailey, showcasing its adaptability across cultures.
• Notable bearers include Kaeli, a character from the children's book series 'The Fairy Quest' by K.L. Jones, reflecting its association with fantasy and adventure.
• While not as common as its variations, Kaeli has seen modest usage and has become a unique choice among parents looking for modern names.
• Related names include Kayla, Kae, and Kalia, which share similar sounds and meanings, making them suitable alternatives.