Kaydence

Meaning of Kaydence

Kaydence, pronounced KAY-dəns, traces her musical roots to the Latin word “cadentia,” the graceful ebb and flow that shapes both poetry and paso doble-worthy melodies; she is, quite literally, rhythm made syllable. First whispered onto U.S. birth certificates at the turn of the millennium, this spirited variant of Cadence salsa-stepped from rank 833 in 2002 to a lively 244 by 2009, before settling into today’s more laid-back tempo in the 700s—proof that even names enjoy a well-timed rest. She carries associations of heartbeat drums, lullaby cadences, and the reassuring click of metronomes, inviting parents to imagine a daughter who moves through life with steady grace and the occasional flourish. Yet Kaydence is no metrical tyrant; her consonants are soft enough to let a giggle escape, as if reminding everyone that rhythm is meant for dancing, not marching. With a foot in classical Latin and another in modern creativity, Kaydence offers a harmonious blend of tradition and trend—perfect for families who want a name that sways, swoons, and still keeps time.

Pronunciation

English

• Pronunced as KAY-dəns (/keɪdəns/)

• Cadence
• Kadence
• Kaidence
• Caydence