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The name Kai /?ka?/ has various origins and meanings in different cultures:
In Ancient Greek, Kai (???) is a conjunction meaning "and"
In Basque, Kai is a common word meaning "pier of a harbour" and a variant of the first name Kaio (from the old Latin name Caius)
In Burmese, Kai means "strong" or "unbreakable"
In Chinese, Kai is a common given name with one of several meanings, most often "victory" (?)
In Cornish, Kai means "dog", and is often used as a dog name
In Estonian, Kai is a female name meaning "pier"
In Finnish, Kai is a common male name, Finnish form of Kaj. The term "kai" also means "probably" in Finnish
In Hawaiian, Kai means "ocean" or "ocean water"
In Hmong, Kai is a male name that is sometimes spelled Kha
In Japanese, Kai has a number of meanings, including "ocean" (?), "shell" (?), "restoration" and "recovery." [1][2]
In M?ori, Kai means "food"
In Navajo, Kai means willow tree.
In North Germanic languages, Kai means "keeper of the keys; earth". In Germanic languages, Kai means "quay" or "safe harbor"
In Scottish, Kai means "fire"
In Swahilli, Kai means "loveable", and is given to a baby girl.
In Tagalog, Kai is an abbreviated version of the word "kaibigan", which means "friend"
In Urdu, Kai is short for "Kainat", meaning "universe". It is usually a nickname, though it can be a real name too. Other nicknames for the same name may include Kaiskii, Kaina and Kaiya
In Welsh, Kai is a popular given name normally spelt Cai, from the Arthurian legend of Sir Kay
In Wolof (Senegalese language) kai means "come"