Origin and Meaning of Keo
Meaning & Origin
The name Keo has several potential meanings, often interpreted as 'a small child', 'a light', or 'gift' in different cultures.
Origin: Hawaiian - In Hawaiian, 'Keo' stems from Ki'ole, which means 'young child'. It can also be related to 'Keola' meaning 'life'. The name is sometimes used in other cultures with varied meanings.
Interesting Facts
- In Hawaiian culture, names hold significant meaning often connected to nature, heritage, and familial connections.
- Keo is recognized in other cultures, including Laotian and various Asian communities, often associated with different meanings such as 'gift'.
- Notable bearers of the name include athletes and individuals in various entertainment fields, but it remains relatively unique.
- The popularity of Keo has varied significantly, with a very modest presence in baby name registries, generally maintaining a low rank.
- Variations of the name include Kyo (Japanese), which holds different meanings such as 'capital' or 'cooperation'.