Origin and Meaning of Kennethia

Born of fire or good-looking

Origin: English - Kennethia is a feminine form derived from the Scottish name Kenneth, which itself comes from the Gaelic name 'Coinneach' meaning 'handsome' or 'born of fire'.

• Kennethia is relatively uncommon compared to its masculine counterpart, Kenneth, but has gained some popularity as a unique feminine name.
• Kennethia is primarily used in English-speaking countries, reflecting the trend of feminizing traditionally male names.
• Notable figures named Kenneth include Kenneth Branagh, a renowned actor and filmmaker, though Kennethia has no widely recognized bearers.
• The name Kenneth has been popular in various countries but Kennethia appears to have a niche following, often appreciated for its uniqueness.
• Variations of Kenneth include Kena, Kenna, and Kendra, while Kennethia may sometimes be shortened to 'Kenny' or 'Kia'.