Karys
Meaning of Karys
Karys is a name that shimmers like a dew-laden rose at dawn, its syllables unfolding with the grace of Greek charis and the endearing warmth of Latin carus—“grace” and “beloved” entwined in a single, lyrical breath. From ancient olive groves to sunlit plazas, it evokes a rhythm both timeless and tender, a whisper of devotion that dances across the tongue: KAIR-iss. In its very essence, Karys carries the promise of affection made manifest, a gentle benediction that parents bestow upon their daughters like a garland of wildflowers. Even in the wide skies of Texas, this name has found its way into new hearts—peaking at fourteen newborns in 2006 and hovering steadily in the low 300s of popularity—each child a living testament to its quietly radiant charm. Adorned with the spirit of love’s first bloom and the soft strength of ancient languages, Karys blooms eternally as a celebration of grace incarnate.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KAIR-iss (/kɛərɪs/)
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