In Arthurian legend, the foster brother and steward of King Arthur.
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In Arthurian legend, the foster brother and steward of King Arthur.
| Celtic Mythology: Kay |
Seneschal of King Arthur in English romance, derived from the Welsh Arthurian figure Cei, whom he resembles. The English Sir Kay is always a somewhat irascible and churlish retainer, even though he is Arthur's foster-brother and frequent companion in adventure.
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| Pronunciation | K |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Related names | Katherine, Kaye, Kayanna, Kail, Kayla, Kaylee |
| Wikipedia articles | All pages beginning with "Kay" |
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The girl's name Kay \kay\, also used as boy's name Kay, is pronounced kay. Most often used as a short form of Katherine and its variants, but also a surname and independent given name. Actress Kaye Ballard; author Kay Thompson.
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