Kazi is a bright, unisex name with roots in the Swahili word for “work” or “purpose,” evoking a sense of meaningful journey from the very first syllable. Pronounced KAH-zee (/kɑˈzi/), it dances off the tongue with gentle confidence, equally suited to girls and boys who are destined to roll up their sleeves and make things happen. In the United States, Kazi has quietly crept onto the charts—from just a handful of babies in the early 2000s to over forty little Kazis in recent years—hovering around the 880-to-900 rank. That steady climb feels a bit like a warm sunrise, hinting at big things to come without shouting for attention. Playful yet purposeful, Kazi is perfect for families who believe every name should carry its own spark of inspiration.
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