Khaia
Meaning of Khaia
Khaia, pronounced KY-uh (/kaɪˈə/), is a sunlit melody that captivates hearts at first syllable. Rooted in ancient Greek lore as a playful echo of Gaia, the earth mother, and kissed by the Hebrew word for “life,” Chaya, this name unfolds like a rainbow over a Latin plaza—vibrant, warm, and pulsing with rhythmic promise. It glides off the tongue as effortlessly as a dancer’s spin, infusing everyday moments with the bliss of a fiesta sunrise (and a mischievous wink of your abuela’s secret salsa recipe). Enthusiastic parents swoon for its fusion of grounded strength and free-spirited flair—picture a golden butterfly alighting on your soul, whispering of endless adventure. Though still a charming underdog on the baby-name charts, Khaia’s steady climb hints at a bright future, inviting families to embrace its lively journey.
Pronunciation
- Pronunced as KY-uh (/kaɪˈə/)
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