Kitt
Meaning of Kitt
Kitt dances across the tongue like a sunbeam skipping over cobblestones, a sprightly, unisex name rooted in the ancient Greek “Katharos” (pure) and the Latin “Christophorus” (bearer of Christ), yet reborn in a modern, zesty beat. With its crisp one-syllable punch—kit—it feels as swift and playful as a kitten chasing mañana light in a Mediterranean patio, while evoking bold icons from vintage TV’s Knight Rider to the modern charm of Kit Harington. It carries a dash of Latin fuego, a whisper of history and a wink of contemporary cool, persuading parents that Kitt isn’t just a name but a spark of personality ready to pounce on every opportunity. At once warm, spirited and versatile, Kitt promises to grow with your child—pure, powerful, and utterly unforgettable.
Pronunciation
American English
- Pronunced as kit (/kɪt/)
U.S. Popularity Chart
Notable People Named Kitt
| Kitt Wakeley - |
