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ok my friends big sis is getting married, and they are planning children
she meet a woman who had a daughter name Kieala, and likes the name and wants to name a baby that, (if a boy, they was going to name it kent, how normal is that compared to kieala?)
but she wants to know what it means, and make sure its nothing obscene in some other language.
Now my first thoughts were it was a variation on Kiara, and the lady appearently had seen the name as Keala, but more ppl pronounced the name right when spelt Kieala.
Now the woman with the daughter already used to live in a town outside of Moscow, and was vacationing in europe when my friends sis met her.
also i thought maybe its a varition on Kayley? althought they dont sound similar
it is pronounced like (Kee-awl-ah).
any one wanna help?
Ty in advance
Much lover
~SD
she meet a woman who had a daughter name Kieala, and likes the name and wants to name a baby that, (if a boy, they was going to name it kent, how normal is that compared to kieala?)
but she wants to know what it means, and make sure its nothing obscene in some other language.
Now my first thoughts were it was a variation on Kiara, and the lady appearently had seen the name as Keala, but more ppl pronounced the name right when spelt Kieala.
Now the woman with the daughter already used to live in a town outside of Moscow, and was vacationing in europe when my friends sis met her.
also i thought maybe its a varition on Kayley? althought they dont sound similar
it is pronounced like (Kee-awl-ah).
any one wanna help?
Ty in advance
Much lover
~SD
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about the name Kai
there is a third meaning,
in japanese... i dont remember the exact meaning, but it means energy and life
it is like the word chi, just a synonym
if someone has spare time, they could look for some solid evidence of that
my japanese friend told me :)
~Silver
there is a third meaning,
in japanese... i dont remember the exact meaning, but it means energy and life
it is like the word chi, just a synonym
if someone has spare time, they could look for some solid evidence of that
my japanese friend told me :)
~Silver
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I believe it's "KI" not "KAI"
I'll have to ask my Japanese language professor next time I see her. :)
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
I'll have to ask my Japanese language professor next time I see her. :)
Phyllis (aka Sidhe Uaine or Gaia Euphoria)
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