Kian
[kiːən]Meaning
Persian for "king, foundation, symbol of pride"; also a variant of the Irish Cian.
Background Story
Behind the Name gives two origins for Kian: in Persian it means "king, foundation, symbol of pride", and it is also a variant of the Irish name Cian. The same source lists it as used in Dutch, Irish, Irish Mythology and Old Irish.
Temperament
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