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In Estonian, Kai, also Kaie, is a female name, a form of Katherine, dated back from 14th Century.

Hi Skye,

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This is what I could find:

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Kai – Kay – Cai – Cay – Kei – Kaj – Caj

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1) Polynesian: ocean, sea
2) Polynesian: heaven, sky
3) Welsh: path, way
4) Chinese: success
5) (Finnish: maybe)
6) (German, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian: quay, wharf)
7) Old English: keymaker
8) Old Danish: bold, daring
9) Vietnamese: female
10) Native American (Hopi + Navaho): willow
11) African (??!): lovable, dear
12) from the Frisian name “Gait”, a short form of Old German “Gerhard” (spear + hard, strong)
13) from the Old Norse word “kaða” (chicken)
14) from the Latin name Gaius / Gavius (delighting)
15) from the Frisian name Keimpe (fighter)
16) from the Swedish name Kajsa, (form of the Greek name Aikaterine: pure)
17) English nick name for any name starting with K-

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Satu

Here`s some information:

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KAI (1) m Scandinavian, Finnish, German
Possibly derived from Old Norse kaða meaning "hen". Otherwise it could be a Scandinavian form of GAIUS.

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