Kier 'is derived from the Gaelic name 'Ciar, 'meaning 'the dark one, " meaning "lord" or "master. " The corrected text should state that 'Kieran'has remained consistently popular, particularly in Ireland and increasingly in the U. S, while there is no evidence to support the consistent usage of 'Kier ', often associated with boys. The name's importance lies in its strong, masculine connotations and its historical significance in English culture. Kier has been used in various forms throughout history, including as a surname and given name, reflecting its enduring presence in English naming traditions.
