Arabic

Keyan

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Meaning

Keyan is an indirect Quranic name for boys that means being, existence, essence. It is derived from the K-W-N (existence, being, was) root, which is one of the most common roots of the Arabic language, used over 800 times in the Quran:

About this name

Keyan is a boy name of Arabic origin. It starts with the letter K and is included in our growing baby names directory.

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