Keiths

Keiths is a term that can refer to more than one person named Keith, acting as the plural of the given name. It can also function as a surname in its own right, though in practice most references use "Keith" as the base form. The etymology of Keith as a name stems from Scotland; it is associated with the town of Keith in Moray and with Clan Keith, a historic Scottish noble family. As a surname, Keith originated as a toponymic name for people from those lands, and over time spread to other parts of the British Isles and to English-speaking countries through migration.

In modern usage, Keiths appears primarily in two contexts: as a plural form referring to multiple individuals named Keith, and as a family name for descendants of someone named Keith. It is seldom encountered as an independent given name with an "s" ending. Demographically, the surname Keith remains most common in Scotland and parts of England, with diaspora communities in North America, Australia, and elsewhere.

Notable individuals are usually listed under Keith or as individuals with that given name; there is no widely recognized list specifically for the plural "Keiths." See also: Keith (surname), Keith (given name), Clan Keith.