Kash

Meaning of Kash

Kash is the sort of name that saunters into the room jangling imaginary gold coins, a modern twist on the English word “cash” that once meant a small chest for treasures and now flashes visions of abundance and possibility. Legend—okay, playground chatter—says a rancher in Texas first slapped it on his newborn in the 1970s, and like a catchy mariachi tune it kept echoing louder each decade: from just five little Kashes in 1966 to more than a thousand a year in the 2020s. While its roots are English, its vibe dances with Latin flair—bold, upbeat, impossible to ignore, much like a salsa beat at sunset. Parents hear it and imagine a boy who thinks big, shares bigger, and turns everyday moments into jackpot memories. A wink to country-music icon Johnny Cash, a nod to new-school cool, and even a distant cousin to Sanskrit “Kashi” (“shining”), Kash carries the promise of prosperity without ever taking itself too seriously.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KAHSH (/kæʃ/)

• Karter
• Kaleb
• Kason
• Kade
• Kameron
• Kashton
• Kashmir