Kadejia
Meaning of Kadejia
Kadejia (pronounced kuh-DAY-jee-uh) emerges as a fresh, spirited choice for a little girl. Though it’s kept delightfully rare—peaking with nine newborns in both 1994 and 1996 and hovering in the low 800s on US baby charts—this name brims with promise. Often thought to draw inspiration from the venerable Arabic Khadijah, meaning “early baby” or “firstborn,” Kadejia sparkles with modern energy and timeless depth. The bold “K-” kickoff and gentle “-jia” ending lend a perfect blend of strength and grace, while the “DAY” at its heart feels like a morning sunrise, full of warmth and possibility. For parents seeking a name that sounds both global and homegrown, Kadejia delivers poetic charm, cultural flair, and a melody as unique as their daughter will be.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kuh-DAY-jee-uh (/kəˈdeɪʒiə/)
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