Kain
- proper noun
- The road to Indy starts on Saturday for Kain Colter and company.
- Hanushek and Kain
- Kain and Rivkin
Examples
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- All right, we know you work for Kain Lawton.
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And did I mention that Kain Frazier and I scrimmaged together at the rink?
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We work for Kain and he told us not to pay you.
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Not that the world cared, but Kain did, and that was all that really counted.
Fiction book (1990) -
- Lots of people work for Kain Lawton.
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So, in an odd way, Kain's injury was what put us in a position to win the game.
Blog text (25) -
That's the first goal Kain Frazier's let in all year, and it was scored by a girl!
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Siemian and Kain Colter split time at quarterback for the Wildcats.
Blog text (3) -
And here they are now, the three-time defending champ Ice Hounds, led by their MVP Kain "Stonewall" Frazier.
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The famous artist Kain is known for his stunning paintings.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kain is often a spelling of the old biblical name Cain, from Hebrew that may mean 'spear' or 'maker', so a helpful way to remember it is as a strong, ancient name. Kain is used today as a family name or a given name.