Kail

Meaning of Kail

Kail is a charming unisex name pronounced “kayl” (/keɪl/) with roots in Scottish Gaelic, where caol means “narrow” or “slender.” It carries a subtle elegance—like a mountain pass carving gracefully through misty hills—or, for those with a playful spirit, the crisp freshness of the leafy green kale. Though it’s never stormed the top tiers of baby-name charts, Kail has quietly drifted into modern registries, ranking near 919th in the U.S. in 2024. That steady presence makes it an inspired pick for parents who want something both familiar and off the beaten path. Warm, spirited, and effortlessly versatile, Kail blends a dash of Celtic heritage with contemporary flair, offering a name that feels both grounded and free-spirited.

Pronunciation

American English

  • Pronunced as kayl (/keɪl/)

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Notable People Named Kail

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