Kenyah
Meaning of Kenyah
Kenyah is like a little promise of adventure tucked into three warm syllables. Borrowed from the majestic land of Kenya and echoing the Kikuyu words for “mountain of whiteness,” this name sprinkles a dash of wanderlust into everyday life. Pronounced KEN-yuh, it’s been peeking onto American birth lists since the mid-1990s, zipping through the ranks around the 800s and 900s with effortless charm. Picture her greeting each dawn with the energy of monsoon winds and the sparkle of Diwali diyas—curious, brave, and ready to wander farther than her imagination. Utter it once, and you’ll catch yourself smiling; it’s that kind of name, nudging every little girl to climb her own peaks and dance beneath endless skies.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KEN-yuh (/ˈkənjə/)
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