Kizzy
Fact sheet
- Name
- Kizzy
- Gender
- Girl name
- Syllables
- 2
Kizzy is considered an English pet form of Kessy, which represents a modern variant of the biblical name Kezia. The meaning of the name can be translated as 'the fragrant one' and 'the cinnamon flower.'
What does the name Kizzy mean?
Kizzy is regarded as an English pet form of Kessy, which is a modern derivation of the biblical name Kezia. The name means 'the fragrant one' and 'the cinnamon flower.' Its origin lies in the ancient Hebrew term Qetzi'ah (קְצִיעָה), which stands for 'Kassia' or 'cinnamon cassia' (a spice plant). In the Bible, Kessy is mentioned as the daughter of Job. Other variants include Keziah, Kesia, and Kizzie.
Where does the name Kizzy come from?
The name Kizzy has ancient Hebrew roots and means 'the fragrant one.' The etymology is based on the ancient Hebrew term Qetzi'ah (קְצִיעָה), which means Kassia or cinnamon cassia (spice plant). The language of the name is English.
How do you pronounce Kizzy?
Kizzy is pronounced like 'Kizzi.'
When is the name day of Kizzy?
The name days for Kizzy are celebrated on January 12 and February 23.
Popularity
In Germany, Kizzy is a rather rare first name that has not appeared in the German name popularity lists so far. Its best placement was in 2001, reaching 1,063rd place in the name charts of England. In the last ten years, Kizzy has been chosen as a first name about 50 times there, placing it at 2,388th in the ten-year statistics. From 1996 to 2024, it ranks 1,606th in England.
Nicknames & pet names
Kiss
Frequently asked questions about the name Kizzy
What is the origin of the name Kizzy?
Kizzy has ancient Hebrew roots and is a pet form of the biblical name Kessy. The name refers to the ancient Hebrew term Qetzi'ah, which means 'Kassia' or 'cinnamon cassia.'
What does the name Kizzy mean?
Kizzy means 'the fragrant one' and is associated with the cinnamon flower, which also plays a role as a spice plant in history.
How popular is the name Kizzy?
Kizzy is a rather rare name that has gained popularity in recent years, especially in English-speaking countries.