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Kade is Scottish, meaning "from the wetlands". Kaden is a variant becoming popular. Cade is a variant of the Welsh name Cadell, meaning "spirit of battle".
― Anonymous User 6/13/2006
I love Kade. We picked Kade for our son. We wanted a strong masculine name that was unique. Our daughter has an Irish name that some consider unisex. Kade compliments it perfectly. We always get compliments on it. I prefer the "K" spelling over using a "C".
Actually, Kaden is an all too popular name and I'm getting rather sick of everyone naming their baby Kaden, Jaden, or some variant thereof. Grow some creativity, people.
― Anonymous User 8/8/2006
I LOVE this name FOR A GIRL.It is the spelling (different pronunciation, but I like the English pronunciation of it) of a common Indonesian girl's name. I plan to use it for a daughter.
I am tired of seeing this name, which appears to be everywhere. However, I have not yet had the horror of a female Kade inflicted upon me. I suppose that is still to come.
Kade is a unisex name most often used for boys, but sometimes for girls, especially as a shorter form of names such as Kaderin. Kade Purnell is a female character from the TV show Hannibal.