Kemani
Meaning of Kemani
In the soft silver haze of dawn, Kemani unfurls like a whispered melody, its three syllables—pronounced kuh-MAH-nee (/kəˈmɑni/) in American English—resonating with a gentle cadence that beckons both sons and daughters into a realm of poetic promise. Unisex by nature, it embodies a delicate harmony between strength and grace, cradling every bearer in a comforting embrace. Though its precise lineage drifts like seafoam across the horizons of etymology, many trace in its core a Polynesian murmur—“Ke” the article that honors, “mani” the jewel that glitters—while others discern the warm undertones of Latin rhythms, as if the name itself were a flamenco guitar strummed at twilight. Since the mid-1990s, American birth records have quietly charted its journey through the ranks, dwelling in the vibrant space between 842 and 970, and most recently settling at 933 for 17 arrivals in 2024. Each appearance testifies to the allure of a name unbound by tradition yet rich with cultural confluence, inviting every child to craft a narrative as luminous and multifaceted as the oceans it evokes. In the grand anthology of names, Kemani stands as a testament to artistry and resilience, a lush refrain that carries its lineage onward, echoing through generations yet to come.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kuh-MAH-nee (/kəˈmɑni/)
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Notable People Named Kemani
| Kemani Tatyos Ekserciyan - |
