Kwanzaa is a vibrant and distinct first name of African origin, derived from the Swahili word 'kwanza', which translates to 'first'. This name holds significant cultural importance, as it is also the name of a week-long celebration held annually in December, honoring African heritage and culture. With its strong ties to community and tradition, Kwanzaa stands out as a powerful and unique choice for a child's name.
Kwanzaa had 5 births in 1990, 6 in 1991, 10 in 1994, and 8 in 1995, making a total of 29 births over those years.