Origin and Meaning of Kazi

One who is strong and powerful; also refers to a judge or an official.

Origin: Swahili - The word 'kazi' in Swahili translates to 'work' or 'job', often associated with roles of authority and governance.

• The name Kazi is commonly used in East African countries, particularly in Kenya and Tanzania, where Swahili is widely spoken.
• In some cultures, Kazi is used as a surname and may denote lineage or occupation, often connected to leadership roles.
• Notable figures with the name Kazi include Kazi Nazrul Islam, a revered Bengali poet and musician, known as the 'Rebel Poet' of Bengal.
• Kazi has seen a steady rise in popularity in regions with Swahili influence, but remains relatively unique in other parts of the world.
• Variations of the name can include Kazy and Kadz, which may also have different cultural connotations.