Kiaan
Kiaan is a Hindu boy name of Persian origin, meaning “Royal; of the ancient kings”.
| Meaning | Royal; of the ancient kings |
|---|---|
| Gender | Boy |
| Origin | Persian |
| Written as | कियान |
| Pronunciation | kee-AHN |
| Tradition | Hindu, Muslim |
| Used in | India, Iran |
Meaning and origin of Kiaan
Kiaan is a modern Indian spelling of Kian, a Persian name connected with the Kayanian kings of Iranian legend, so it is usually explained as royal or kingly. In India it became fashionable in the 2010s, and baby-name lists there offer other meanings such as 'grace of God', which are not well supported. The Irish name Cian, 'ancient', is a separate name that sounds the same.
Is Kiaan a Hindu name?
Kiaan is a cultural rather than religious name, used by Hindu families in India and by Muslim and other families of Persian background.
How popular is Kiaan?
Popular among Indian parents in recent years.
Gifts with the name Kiaan
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Spellings and variants of Kiaan
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Frequently asked questions
What does the name Kiaan mean?
Kiaan means 'Royal; of the ancient kings'. It is of Persian origin.
Is Kiaan a Hindu name?
Kiaan is a cultural rather than religious name, used by Hindu families in India and by Muslim and other families of Persian background.
How do you pronounce Kiaan?
Kiaan is pronounced kee-AHN.
Is Kiaan a boy or girl name?
Kiaan is usually a boy name.