Keith
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Keith (pronounced keeth), is a male name of Scottish origin which means woodland, or forest. Keith is also a surname.
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Keith may refer to:
[edit] Business
- Alexander Keith, Canadian businessman
- Max Keith, German businessman
[edit] Television and film
- Brian Keith, American actor
- David Keith, American actor and director
- Keith (film), independent film directed by Todd Kessler
- Keith Carradine, American actor
- Keith Chegwin, British television presenter
- Keith Coogan, American actor
- Penelope Keith, British actress
- Richard Keith Berman, American television producer
- Keith Pitt, Australia Pop Idol
[edit] Geography
[edit] Music
- Keith (singer), U.S. vocalist
- Keith (band), British band
- Keith Jarrett, American jazz pianist
- Keith Moon, British musician
- Keith Murray (rap), American hip hop artist
- Keith Murray (rock), American musician
- Keith Richards, British musician
- Keith Sweat, American R&B singer
- Keith Urban, Country music singer
- Kool Keith, American hip hop artist
- Toby Keith, American country music singer
- Zak Keith, British musician
[edit] Sports
- Keith Barnes, Australian rugby league player for the Balmain Tigers
- Keith Beavers, Canadian backstroke and medley swimmer
- Keith Booth, American basketball player
- Keith Hernandez, American baseball player
- Keith Jackson, American sportscaster
- Keith Lee, American basketball player
- Keith Olbermann, American journalist and sportscaster
[edit] Other
- Arthur Keith, Scottish anatomist and anthropologist
- Baron Keith, a line of Scottish barons in the late 18th century
- Clan Keith, Scottish clan associated with lands in northeastern and northwestern Scotland
- Francis Edward James Keith, Scottish military leader
- Keith Haring, American artist
- Keith Harris, British ventriloquist
- Keith number, integer that appears as a term in a linear recurrence relation with initial terms based on its own digits
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