Cavvy

Confident and outdoorsy, with a hint of sweetness too, Cavvy is a cowgirl-style word name, used to describe a herd of horses, particularly saddle horse kept on a ranch for working or riding. A rare option that might appeal (sound-wise) to fans of Savvy, Livvy, Callie, and Evy, it has appeared in social media birth announcements.

Ultimately from the Spanish caballada, the name shouldn't be confused with cavy, a group of South American rodents including capybaras and guinea pigs, or with cavities, as in tooth decay.

Pronounced KAV-ee.