Kahari

  • Origin
    African, Swahili
  • Meaning
    king-like, royal
  • Variations
    Kahar, Kaharie, Kehari, Kari
  • Similar names
    Kevin, Kenneth, Keith, Kyle, Kieran, Kade, Kellan, Kane, Kurt, Keegan
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  • Rhythmic and melodious, this name flows with an effortless grace that captures attention without demanding it. The name possesses a gentle strength, combining soft vowel sounds with a confident structure that makes it memorable in the best possible way. It's the kind of name that sounds equally comfortable in a kindergarten classroom and a corporate conference room decades later. The three-syllable pattern creates a natural cadence that's pleasant to say and hear repeatedly. Parents drawn to this name often value cultural richness and appreciate names that feel both meaningful and accessible. It works wonderfully as a standalone first name or pairs seamlessly with family surnames of various origins. The name has a sophisticated international quality without being difficult to pronounce, making it an excellent choice for families who appreciate global perspectives. Children with this name often report feeling their name is special without being burdensome, a delicate balance that's harder to achieve than it seems.
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