Sky
Meaning of Sky
Sky drifts into the name basket straight from the English word for the boundless “cielo” above, its Old Norse root ský (“cloud”) puffing it full of wanderlust and bright-blue possibility. Unapologetically unisex, it twirls between masculine and feminine like a salsa dancer at dusk, packing a single crisp syllable that feels at once airy and grounded. Pop culture sprinkles confetti over this little word—cue indie chanteuse Sky Ferreira and the suave Sky Masterson—while nature lovers hear whispers of sunrise pinks, midnight constellations, and jet-stream dreams. Even the numbers back the poetry: soaring from just five American newborns in 1958 to more than 300 in 2024, Sky has glided through decades of charts without a hint of turbulence. Parents who choose Sky gift their child an evergreen reminder to look up, breathe deep, and chase horizons as wide as the heavens themselves, con un toque de magia latina y la brisa fresca del mañana.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as skai (/skaɪ/)
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Notable People Named Sky
| American singer-songwriter Sky Tonia Ferreira rose to fame by sharing her music on Myspace and has released electropop and pop EPs with notable collaborations. |
