Keith (given name)

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Keith
Given Name

Pronunciation keeth, /'ki:θ/
Meaning woodland, or forest'
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Keith (pronounced keeth, /'ki:θ/), as a forename is a transferred use of the Scottish surname. The surname probably originally meant woodland, or forest. [1] Keith was the 277th most common name given to newborn boys in the United States in 2006. [2]

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[edit] Television and film

[edit] Music

[edit] Sports

  • Keith Tkachuk, American hockey player in the St. Louis Blues
  • Keith Carney, American hockey player in the Minnesota Wild
  • Keith Van Horn, American basketball player in the Dallas Mavericks
  • 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 Miller, Australian cricketer
  • Keith Olbermann, American journalist and sportscaster
  • Kieth Odor, British racing driver
  • Keith Woods,International Irish rugby player
  • Keith Anderson, Country singer
  • Keith Douglas, war poet from World War II
  • Keith Haring, American artist
  • Keith Harris, British ventriloquist
  • Keith Henson, an AmeriINTERNATIONAL can electrical engineer and writer on life extension, cryonics, memetics and evolutionary psychology
  • Keith Mant, British forensic pathologist
  • Keith Ridgway, Irish writer
  • Keith Ly, British Chinese film director and pianist
  • Keith A. Hill, Canadian inventor
  • Keith A. Williams, an American author
  • Keith Malley, star of the popular internet podcast Keith and the Girl, comedian
  • Keith Stewart, a legend known for his equilateral triangles, lack of friends and chair thorwing habits. Long live the keith. Favourite fans include Sasha, Charlie, Sophie and Emma.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Hanks, P; Hardcastle, K.; & Hodges, F. (2006). A Dictionary of First Names. Oxford University Press.
  2. ^ Popular baby names