Keyaan is a name of Persian origin, derived from the ancient Middle Eastern language. It is composed of two elements: "key" meaning "king" or "leader," and "an," which means "grace" or "beauty." Therefore, the name Keyaan translates to "graceful king" or "leader of beauty."
The name Keyaan has a rich history in Persian culture. It was often used for boys born into royal families or those who were expected to become great leaders and influencers. The name has also been popular among artists and intellectuals, reflecting the idea that true leadership can be found not only in politics but also in creative expression.
Today, Keyaan is still a beloved name in Iran and other Persian-speaking communities around the world. It has gained popularity as an international name due to its unique sound and meaning. Parents often choose this name for their children because they wish them to embody grace, beauty, and strong leadership qualities throughout their lives.
"The name Keyaan has seen a steady increase in popularity since the mid-2000s, with a notable spike in births from 2012 onwards, reaching a peak of 22 births in 2013."