Keven, pronounced KEE-vin, is a masculine name of Irish origin that emerged as a variant spelling of Kevin—itself anglicized from the Old Irish Cóemgein (“cóem” meaning “gentle” or “beloved,” “gein” meaning “birth”). Historically, Keven reached its height in the early 1970s, peaking at about 166 births in 1970 (around rank 509), before gradually declining to modest figures in subsequent decades. In 2024, with just 14 occurrences and a ranking near 910th, it remains a distinctive yet accessible choice. Anglo-American parents often appreciate its clear pronunciation and subtle nod to Celtic heritage. While it may occasionally prompt a spelling query, Keven offers a balanced blend of tradition and individuality, carrying a quiet confidence that transcends its letter variation.
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