Kai Name Meaning

Kai is a fictional character in the Mortal Kombat fighting game series.

Kai's name is derived from the name of a World War II era Japanese fighter plane, the Kawanishi N1K2-J Shiden-Kai.

Kai in chinese means victory and successful.

The name is ofmultiple origins; its oldest derivation is as a Welsh form of the Roman Caius. 

Kai is also the name of a hero in the epic Finnish book: the Kalevala

Kai is a popular name in Wales were.It is spelt in various ways, which are all pronounced the same way - Kai, Cai, Cei (pronunciation rhymes with sky or tie).It is an old name in Wales which is taken from the name of King Arthur's brother, the knight - Cai (Anglicized to Sir Kay) from the original Welsh Arthurian Tales.

It does not mean "keeper of the Key" in Welsh, it was just Cai's name, the nearest associated meaning in Welsh would therefore be along the lines of "a warrior" or "brave knight" or similar.

Kai is a Hawai'ian unisex name meaning ocean.It can also be a nickname for the feminine Kaja in Swedish, or from the masculine Gaius in German.

Kai means 'Earth'

I speak some Japanese and Kai means ocean.

Actually Kai means ocean in Hawaiian and the word for ocean/river in japanese is KAWA.

In Japanese, Kai may mean "big water", "the ocean", "the sea" or "paddle". Kai may also mean "change" or "the action to correct", "taker", "receiver", "mediation" or "concerning oneself with".

Kai in japanese can mean shell

In japanese it means "sea".

Kai has its roots firmly embedded in the Persian empire. Kai, in Persian, literally means KING.

In later days, it was used as a prefix for kings, e.g. Kaikhushroo, King Khushroo.

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 given name which can be one of several characters. The most common Cantonese name is with five radicals for silkworms on sieve, meaning unceasing (like silk) or following intimately (like silk) or continual (like silk). In Estonian, Kai is a female name meaning pier. In Finnish, Kai is a common male na

Kai in Maori (New Zealand) means food

Sir Kay or Kai, one of the first Knights of the Round Table in Arthurian legend. The knight's boorish character made the name unpopular among early English speakers. In literature, it later appeared in Hans Christian Andersen's story.