Kane
[keɪn]Meaning
from an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Cathán
Background Story
Kane is an English-language surname with more than one origin. It comes from the Old English name (k)cana, is an anglicisation of Mac Catháin in Ireland, and is a sept of Clan MacMillan in Scotland. As a given name it is taken from the Irish surname, itself an anglicised form of Cathán.
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