Origin and Meaning of Kayori

Night village

Origin: Japanese - The name Kayori is derived from the Japanese words 'kayo' meaning 'night' and 'ri' meaning 'village'.

• Kayori is a relatively modern and uncommon name in Japan, often associated with poetic and artistic themes.
• In Japanese culture, names often contain kanji that have specific meanings, and Kayori can evoke imagery of tranquility and calmness associated with night.
• The name is not widely known outside Japan, making it a unique choice for those looking for an exotic and meaningful name.
• There has been a recent trend in Japan towards using names that have natural or elemental meanings, of which Kayori is a beautiful example.
• Related names may include Kayo, which means 'the generation of night', and Rina, which can mean 'village', combining elements of both meanings.