Origin and Meaning of Kenil

Bushy headed; from the chief's river

Origin: English - Kenil is derived from Old English elements, where 'cen' means 'kin' or 'chief', and 'hyl' meaning 'hill' or 'mound'.

• Kenil is a relatively rare name, often considered as a modern or unique variation of other well-known names.
• While primarily used in English-speaking countries, Kenil can also be found in South Asian communities, often as a name signifying leadership or respect.
• Prominent bearers of the name include Kenil J. Kumar, a noted author in contemporary literature.
• The name has not frequently appeared in popularity rankings, but it is gaining attention as parents look for distinctive names.
• Variations or similar names include Kenneth, Kinsley, and Kenzo, each carrying unique connotations and histories.