Kerry

Kerry is a surname of Irish origin, often associated with County Kerry in Ireland. It can also refer to prominent individuals, such as John Kerry, an American politician and diplomat who served as a U.S. senator and Secretary of State. The name itself is believed to derive from Gaelic roots meaning "misty head" or "dark head," possibly describing geographical or family characteristics. In general, "Kerry" may refer to a place, surname, or person, and carries cultural significance linked to Irish heritage.