Kaj
[kɑj]Meaning
Danish form of Kai
Background Story
Kaj is the Danish form of Kai. It has been used in Denmark since the 15th century and was Latinised as Caius. Its origin is recorded as unknown, with Frisian Kaye and the Latin Caius given as possible sources. In Denmark, Finland and Norway the name is predominantly male, while in Sweden it is unisex.
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