Cari
Meaning of Cari
The name Cari, a feminine appellation pronounced KAH-ree (/ˈkɑ.ri/), finds its origin in the Latin adjective carus, denoting “dear” or “beloved,” and often appears as a diminutive of Caroline or an affectionate offshoot of Cara; like a soft zephyr rippling through the marble colonnades of antiquity, it imbues its bearer with an aura of enduring warmth and intimate grace. In sociolinguistic terms, its presence in U.S. birth registers—hovering within the 900th-rank stratum (929th in 2024, with twenty-one recorded newborns)—reveals a steady yet understated favor among parents who prize classical resonance over fleeting trends. Steeped in scholarly gravitas yet suffused with melodic simplicity, Cari evokes the kindling of treasured bonds and the gentle glow of familial devotion, securing its place as a harmonious bridge between Latin heritage and contemporary individuality.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KAH-ree (/ˈkɑ.ri/)
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Notable People Named Cari
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