Khaleesi
Meaning of Khaleesi
Khaleesi is a unique and modern name for girls, popularized by the hit television series "Game of Thrones." The name originates from the fictional Dothraki language created by author George R.R. Martin, where it means "queen" or "ruler." Pronounced kə-LEE-see (/kəˈliːsi/), Khaleesi has captured the imaginations of many parents, leading to its rise in popularity in the United States over the past decade. The name first appeared on the U.S. charts in 2011 and saw a significant surge following pivotal moments in the show's storyline, peaking at rank 549 in 2018 with 564 occurrences that year. Variations like Khalessi also exist but are less common. Despite its recent origins, Khaleesi has quickly become a beloved choice for those seeking a strong, regal name with a touch of fantasy allure.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kə-LEE-see (/kəˈliːsi/)
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