Cay
[keɪ]Meaning
a small, low island or reef
Background Story
The name 'Cay' originates from the Spanish word 'cayo', which refers to a small, sandy island or reef. It is often used in the context of tropical environments, evoking images of serene beaches and azure waters.
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