Although Kaia is a feminine name, I chose this for my son Kaia William born 2001, my first born, my most treasured first born son. I loved the meanings behind the name, from different languages. Hebrew it means “Life” Greek “from the earth” Native hope Indian - “wise child” Filipino - “overcome obstacles” “pure” Rastafarianism - “peace and enlightenment”, Zulu - “home” Japanese “summer's night” Malaysian “great power” Kenya it means “sacred forests”. I believed that in naming my son, even though a feminine name, with a name which meanings had a significant meanings that I could relate to, had beautiful powerful meanings, that my son would be a creation of these meanings. He is the most pure, beautiful, down to earth, friendly, funny, strong, handsome, wise young man. He suits his name and I love that I chose it.
Kaia is a very beautiful name for a girl. I've met girls with the spelling Kaya and I like that as well. I can't decide which spelling I like better. Some combinations I like are Kaia Vivian, Kaia Jade, Kaia Jaye (ninjago, I know...), Kaia Marie.
It's just OK. Feels like an attempt to create a less common Maya. Meh.
― Anonymous User 5/9/2021
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Cute, but I agree that Kiara is much prettier!
― Anonymous User 12/19/2020
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I prefer Kiara also, although they are both really pretty!
― Anonymous User 12/3/2020
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It's fine. A little pretty, but something about it turns me off. I don't even know what it is.
― Anonymous User 10/30/2020
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Gorgeous, although I prefer Kiara as well. So pretty!
― Anonymous User 10/26/2020
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I thought Kaia originally was a female version of Kai. Imagine my shock when learning it's just another version of my name. So to get straight to the point I just imagine someone really chill, like a beach babe type. I love the combination Kaia June, it makes me think of a beautiful and relaxing scene. I love it! It's my number 2 girl's name.
This name is cute for a little girl, but doesn't grow up well. I have a hard time imagining a 45 year old woman named Kaia without laughing.
― Anonymous User 4/19/2014
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My name is Kaia and to the above anonymous person, I can't see hitting 45 and having my name being a problem at all! I struggle to think of a time when I've told people my name and haven't been complemented on it. I'm 28 and find having an unusual name has been nothing but an advantage in my life. It's an excellent conversation starter!
― Anonymous User 7/7/2015
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Short and sweet. Love this name, especially, the spelling!
I really don't like this name at all. The sound of it seem clunky. This spelling is pretty, but all others (especially when they incorporate a y) seem a bit tacky to me. It's gaining momentum in popularity as well, so I imagine in a few years it's going to become pretty overused.
― Anonymous User 10/13/2011
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I love the name Kaia! Though, I myself personally prefer Kyah. One of my best friends is Kyah Noelle-and I think it is an absolutely BEAUTIFUL combo. Its sweet, mature but not harsh, and is full of spunk and originality. My friend Kyah is the only Kyah I know or have heard of. I'm glad it's not too popular, because this is a name where some of its beauty is spawned from the pure originality.
This is my all-time favorite female name. Simple, beautiful, and not very common. I also love that it's derived from Katherine, one of my other favorite names.