Kiya is a versatile and global name with diverse meanings and origins. In the Eastern African Oromo language, Kiya means 'mine, 'while in Persian, it signifies 'king. 'Indian culture, Kiya is a feminine name associated with the pleasant meaning of 'cooing of a bird. 'The name has been linked to ancient Egypt, although its exact meaning is unclear. Kiya was notably one of the wives of Pharaoh Akhenaten, known for her titles like The Favorite and The Greatly Beloved. Despite its rich history, the name's popularity has fluctuated over time, peaking in 2002 before declining. Kiya remains a unique and meaningful name, evoking strength and beauty.
