Origin and Meaning of Kye

Rejoicer / Keeper of the Keys

Origin: Scottish and Japanese - In Scottish, Kye is a variant of the name Kai, which means 'rejoicer'. In Japanese, Kye can mean 'a different sound or change'.

• Kye is a relatively modern name that has grown in popularity in recent decades, particularly in English-speaking countries.
• The name has distinct meanings and variations in different cultures, with the name Kai being quite popular in various cultures, including Hawaiian and Scandinavian.
• Notable bearers of the name Kye include Kye Whyte, a British BMX rider who gained widespread recognition.
• Kye has seen a rise in popularity since the late 1990s and became particularly popular in Australia and New Zealand.
• Related names include Kai and Kiah, both of which share similarities in sound and cultural significance.