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".

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".

Kade is an awesome name for a boy. Very masculine and strong sounding. I also have seen the Scottish version of it.

I like this name! It's not very common and that's what makes it special.

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.

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.

This name is too masculine for me for a girl. Plus I know some boys with this name and no girls.

I like the name but prefer the C spelling. It looks feminine to me with a K. Just personal preference. Still love the name.

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 Weston, an American football player.

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.