The first name Cayn, pronounced like 'kyen', is of Hebrew origin and means 'to possess'. It is derived from the Hebrew word 'kanaf', which signifies 'wing' or 'edge'. This unique moniker suggests lightness and swiftness, much like the feathers on a bird's wing. In various languages, Cayn has been adapted as Cain in English and Kai in German, further showcasing its versatility across cultures.
"Cayn experienced an even distribution of births over these two years with six births each in 2012 and 2014."