Kima
Meaning of Kima
Kima drapes itself over the tongue like a ribbon of Tuscan sunset, each syllable (KEE-muh) shimmering with ancient charm. With roots in the Bantu languages of Southern Africa, her name is said to mean “princess,” a beacon of quiet strength and luminous curiosity. Though she graces just fourteen American newborns in 2024—nestled in the mid-900s of popularity—this rarity makes her feel like a hidden gem, as treasured as a trattoria tucked away in a sleepy Roman alley. Warmth, resilience and a dash of creative spirit trail in her wake, conjuring sun-dappled piazzas and the first giggle of a child discovering the world. And much like a perfect scoop of gelato that somehow resists the summer sun, Kima stays delightfully fresh in the imagination long after the first taste. In her embrace, tradition and individuality dance hand in hand, offering parents an elegant choice that feels both timeless and deliciously unexpected.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as KEE-muh (/ˈkiːmə/)
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Notable People Named Kima
| Kima Jones - |
