Kissy
Meaning of Kissy
Kissy (pronounced KISS-ee /ˈkɪsi/) is a sweet and spirited female name that springs from the English word “kiss,” evoking instant warmth and affection. Once used as a playful nickname—perhaps for girls named Christine or Kristin—it has blossomed into a standalone choice, conjuring images of laughter echoing through sunlit rooms and heartfelt connections shared between loved ones. In the United States, Kissy quietly fluttered onto birth charts in the late 1970s and early 1980s, holding steady among the top 700–800 names for baby girls and cementing its vintage charm. Balanced between nostalgia and novelty, Kissy offers parents a chance to infuse their daughter’s story with joy, tenderness, and a touch of affectionate magic—after all, who wouldn’t want to grow up with a name that feels like a little hug every time it’s spoken?
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as KISS-ee (/ˈkɪsi/)
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Notable People Named Kissy
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