Baby names starting with K

Irish · Kalahan is an Irish surname-style variant of Callahan, from Gaelic roots meaning "bright-headed" or "lover of churches."

Hebrew · Kallai is a Hebrew biblical name, likely meaning "swift" or tied to a clan name in scripture.

Indian · Likely inspired by Kashmir, a historic region name, giving it a place-based and evocative feel.

English · A rare short-form name likely used for sound and distinctiveness rather than a fixed traditional meaning.

Latin · Likely inspired by Caesar-derived names, carrying an imperial and commanding sound.

Latin · A stylized modern form likely influenced by Caesar-derived names and their regal associations.

Indian · An Indian name, often interpreted as creative or poetic in modern usage, with a gentle contemporary sound.

Hebrew · Likely a modern invented form with Hebrew-style sound, possibly echoing Kever or Kiva-related patterns.

Greek · Kalessy appears to be a modern elaboration of Greek-rooted Kal- names, suggesting beauty or goodness through the kalos element.

English · Khelany is a modern invented name, likely influenced by Kehlani and similar melodic contemporary names.

English · Khlover is a modern respelling of Clover, the English nature name for the lucky flowering plant.

Hebrew · Likely a modern blend of Kai and Yair/Jair, carrying senses of brightness or light.

French · Likely a French-influenced modern surname-style given name with unclear deeper etymology.

Persian · Likely derived from West Asian naming sounds, possibly suggesting power or distinction in modern use.

English · A modern name likely shaped by names like Davon or Javon, with possible Arabic-influenced sound patterns.

English · Kayeli appears to be a modern blended name, influenced by Kay, Kailey, and melodic Spanish-style endings.

English · Keyior appears to be a modern invented name, possibly shaped from Keyon or Kyrie-like sounds.

Scottish · Knoxly is a modern surname-style name built on Knox, a Scottish place name meaning "round hill."

Greek · Kataliah appears to elaborate Katherine and related forms, from Greek roots meaning 'pure,' with a lyrical Spanish-style ending.

Indian · Kavery is a variant of Kaveri, the name of a sacred Indian river, making it a place and nature name.

Arabic · Khalari is likely a modern name influenced by Arabic-derived sounds such as Khalil or Khali, with a decorative ending.

French · Likely a modern surname-style formation, possibly built with the French patronymic feel of '-son.'

English · Kingstynn is a stylized form of Kingston, an English place name meaning "king's town."

Hebrew · Kiyair likely echoes Jair or Yair, the Hebrew name meaning he shines or gives light, with modern spelling.

English · Kotah is a modern variant of Dakota, a place and people name popularized as a contemporary unisex-style choice.

Arabic · Kairoh is a modern spelling tied to Cairo, the Arabic place name, giving it a place-linked and contemporary feel.

Scottish · Kalloway is a surname-style name related to Calloway and similar place-derived Celtic family names.

English · Keyver appears to be a modern coined name shaped from Key- plus a surname-like ending for a sleek contemporary sound.

Japanese · Kaeori is likely a modern variant influenced by Japanese names such as Kaori, often associated with fragrance or beauty.

Japanese · Kaiore appears to be a modern blended name, likely shaped by Kai with a lyrical ending for a flowing contemporary sound.

Indian · Kairavi is an Indian name from Sanskrit roots, often linked with moonlight or something luminous in the night.

Arabic · Kalaylah is likely an Arabic-influenced elaboration of Layla, a name tied to night, beauty, and poetic romance.

English · Kaybrielle is a modern blend of Kay and Gabrielle, carrying a graceful contemporary sound with echoes of God is my strength.

English · Kazelynn is a modern invented name combining a sharp opening sound with the familiar English suffix -lynn.

English · Kehilani is likely a modern melodic name influenced by Leilani-style forms, giving it a heavenly and graceful feel.

Hebrew · Keiyla is likely a variant of Keila or Keyla, a name associated with crown or laurel in later usage.

English · Kelanii is a modern invented name with a flowing vowel pattern, likely inspired by contemporary names ending in -lani.

Arabic · Kemoura appears to be a modern coined name, possibly shaped from Arabic-influenced sounds and a soft romantic ending.

English · Kenzaya is a modern blend name, likely built from Kenza or Kenzie with a fashionable -ya ending.

Hebrew · Ketana comes from Hebrew and means small or little, originally a descriptive word that became a personal name form.

Arabic · Khaliana is likely an Arabic-influenced modern elaboration, echoing roots tied to enduring, noble, or graceful qualities.

Hebrew · Khivi is likely a rare Hebrew-style modern name with a light, lively sound rather than a single widely fixed origin.

Persian · Kiraz is used as a nature name and is associated with cherry fruit, giving it a bright and vivid botanical image.

Greek · Kleia is likely a variant of Cleia or Kleio, from Greek roots related to glory, fame, and celebration.

Hebrew · Knyomi is a modern spelling twist on Naomi, preserving the sense of pleasantness while giving it a more distinctive look.

German · Kolibri is the German word for hummingbird, used as a vivid nature-inspired modern name.

English · Kollynns is a modern surname-style invention based on Collins or Collyn, giving it a tailored contemporary sound.

Latin · Krisbel appears to blend Kris with Belle, combining Christian-rooted sound with the French word for beautiful.

Japanese · Kyoir is likely a modern East Asian-inspired coined form, valued more for its sleek sound than a fixed traditional meaning.

Japanese · Kaezen is likely a modern name inspired by Japanese kaizen, meaning improvement or positive change.

English · Kaisten is a modern -en name, likely shaped by names like Kason, Caiston, or Germanic surname sounds.

Japanese · Kanata is a Japanese name meaning far away or beyond, suggesting distance and horizon.

Japanese · Kanekoa is likely used as a strong warrior-style name and is associated with brave, steadfast character.

Persian · Kashmyr is a stylized form of Kashmir, the place name linked to the historic region of South Asia.

Persian · Kaymar has a Persian-style form and likely evokes royal or noble associations found in Iranian naming.

Slavic · Kazmier is a variant of Casimir, from Slavic roots meaning to proclaim peace or destroy strife.

Irish · Keev is likely an Irish short form related to Caoimh, carrying meanings like gentle, handsome, or beloved.

African · Kemazi appears to be a modern African-style name chosen for its bold sound and contemporary individuality.

African · Kemonii is a modern inventive name, possibly influenced by K names and melodic vowel endings.

English · Kenzlo is a modern blended name, likely influenced by Kenzo and surname-style endings like -lo or -low.

Irish · Kevit is likely a variant of Kevin, from Irish Caoimhin, meaning handsome or gentle birth.

English · Keyano is a modern melodic creation, likely shaped by Keanu and other vowel-rich contemporary names.

English · Keyes comes from an English surname, likely linked to a quay or wharf, making it originally place-based.

Hebrew · Khalev is a transliterated form of Caleb, the Hebrew biblical name tied to wholeheartedness and loyalty.

Arabic · Khalias likely draws on Arabic khalid-type roots, suggesting enduring, eternal, or lasting qualities.

Arabic · Khalys appears to be a modern Arabic-influenced spelling, likely built from roots suggesting purity or permanence.

French · Khartier is likely a stylized modern surname-form inspired by Cartier and luxury-associated French naming.

Arabic · Khasan is a variant of Hasan, the Arabic name meaning handsome, good, or excellent.

Indian · Khasi most directly matches the ethnonym and place-linked name of the Khasi people of northeastern India.

Slavic · Khazmir looks like a modern blend of Casimir and Kashmir, carrying echoes of peace, nobility, and place.

English · Kheart is a modern invented name built around the English word heart, suggesting love or courage.

Japanese · Kiazen is likely a modern invention influenced by kaizen, the Japanese idea of continual improvement.

Irish · Kilam is likely a modern variant influenced by Killian or William-type sounds, with a strong surname feel.

German · Kilyam appears to be a creative form of William or Killian, blending classic roots into a modern spelling.

Indian · Kirav is an Indian name, likely Sanskrit-derived, associated with rays of light, praise, or graceful sound.

English · Knoxen is a modern extension of Knox, a Scottish surname meaning round hill or hillock.

English · A modern invented elaboration of Knox, from an English surname meaning 'round hill' or 'hillock.'

English · Likely a modern invented name influenced by Creed, from an English word meaning 'belief' or 'doctrine.'

English · Likely a modern invented spelling inspired by crew, suggesting togetherness or group identity.

Indian · Likely derived from Sanskrit-based Indian naming, associated with ideas of creation, action, or accomplishment.

Arabic · Likely a blended modern name influenced by Arabic Qamar 'moon' and African-style Kwa- naming patterns.

English · A modern invented name likely built from Ky- and Lori, with a soft contemporary sound rather than a single historic root.

Arabic · Likely a modern variant influenced by Arabic Qamar or names like Kymir, often associated with the moon.

English · Diminutive of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Hebrew · Diminutive of Keziah, a Hebrew name meaning 'cassia tree,' a biblical daughter of Job.

English · Diminutive of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Norse · Scandinavian name from Old Norse 'Knútr' meaning knot. Borne by King Canute (Cnut) who ruled England and Denmark.

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning 'pure'.

English · Variant spelling of Kathryn/Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning 'pure' or 'clear'.

German · German variant of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning "pure."

Greek · Variant spelling of Katie, a pet form of Katherine meaning 'pure.'

English · English word name meaning 'young child'; used as an informal given name in America.

English · English place name meaning 'settlement on a hilltop,' from Old English 'cnoll.'

Irish · Anglicized form of Irish Ciannaigh, meaning "descendant of Cionaodh" (born of fire).

Irish · From the Irish Mac Diarmada, meaning 'son of Diarmaid' (free man). Popularized as a given name in America.

Scottish · Diminutive of Kenneth or related Gaelic names, meaning 'born of fire' or 'handsome one.'

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Greek · Irish-influenced spelling of Kathleen/Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Japanese · Japanese name associated with chrysanthemum (kiku) imagery, evoking autumn beauty.

English · Rare name of uncertain origin; possibly a variant of Gillis or Killian, from Irish ceall meaning 'church.'

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kiku' (chrysanthemum) and 'e' (inlet or blessing), meaning chrysanthemum bay.

English · From Old English Cyneheard meaning 'bold royal one' or 'brave guardian.'

Irish · Phonetic variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Irish · Irish from 'Mac Aodha' meaning 'son of fire'; also a common Chinese and Korean surname element.

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kazu' (harmony, number) and 'o' (man); connotes a harmonious or first-born man.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'noble generation' or 'sovereign of her era,' from 'kimi' (noble) + 'yo' (generation).

Greek · Phonetic variant of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Persian · Persian name from the ancient city of Kerman in Iran, meaning 'seed' or 'worm.'

Irish · Variant spelling of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

German · From German 'Klein' meaning 'small' or 'little,' a surname adopted as a given name.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning victorious beauty or self-controlled, from katsu (victory) and mi (beauty).

Scottish · Variant of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic 'Coinneach' meaning 'handsome, born of fire'.

English · Medieval English diminutive of Christopher, from Greek 'Christophoros' meaning 'bearer of Christ'.

English · From an Old English place name or Germanic personal name meaning 'royal bold' or 'war chief.'

German · German form of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'harmonious branch' or 'peaceful blessing,' from 'kazu' (harmony).

Greek · Variant of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Phonetic variant of Kathleen/Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Katherine, from Greek meaning 'pure.'

Irish · Elaborated spelling of Kathleen, Irish form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

English · Short form or variant of names like Kyle or Kian, possibly meaning narrow strait or ancient.

Irish · From Irish Gaelic 'Ó Catharnaigh' meaning 'warlike' or 'victorious in battle.'

Irish · Anglicized form of Irish Ó Catharnaigh, meaning 'descendant of the warlike one.'

Japanese · Japanese unisex name meaning fragrance or aroma, evoking natural beauty and gentleness.

Irish · Variant of Kermit, from Irish Mac Diarmada meaning son of Diarmaid (free from envy).

Irish · From Irish 'ceithern' meaning foot soldier, or German 'kern' meaning seed or core.

English · Place-name meaning 'church wood' or 'forest near the church,' from Norse 'kirkja' and Old English 'wudu.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'radiant first son' or 'happiness first,' from kō (light/happiness) and ichi (one/first).

Greek · Scandinavian and German variant of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Japanese · Japanese feminine name meaning 'noble beauty' or 'pure generation,' from 'kimi' (noble).

English · Variant of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning 'pure,' a widely used classic name.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'chrysanthemum,' a symbol of longevity and nobility.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'noble child' or 'beautiful blessing.'

Irish · Variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Slavic · Polish feminine of Kazimierz, from Slavic elements meaning to destroy and peace.

Scottish · Feminine form of Keith, from Scottish Gaelic meaning woodland or forest.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning silk branch or silk blessing, written with kanji for silk (絹) and branch (枝).

Greek · Elaborate spelling of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Greek · Contracted variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Katherine meaning pure.

Japanese · Japanese feminine name; common kanji meanings include harmonious child or first-born child.

Japanese · Japanese feminine name meaning chrysanthemum child, symbolizing longevity and nobility.

Japanese · Japanese feminine name meaning pure field or clean meadow, from kanji 'kiyo' and 'no.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'strong first son' or 'healthy first,' combining ken (health/strength) and ichi (one/first).

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'harmonious beauty' or 'peaceful beauty,' from kazu (harmony) and mi (beauty).

Slavic · Variant of Casimir, from Slavic elements meaning destroyer of peace or famous peacemaker.

Scottish · Variant spelling of Keith, from a Scottish place name meaning wood or forest.

Norse · Scandinavian and Germanic name related to 'calm' or the Swedish place Kalmar, meaning 'stony ground'.

Norse · From Old Norse 'kellr' meaning 'spring' or 'well'; also an Irish surname from 'ceall' (church).

English · Old English place name meaning 'warrior's settlement', from 'cempa' (warrior) and 'tun' (town).

English · Place name from Welsh 'cen' (head/chief) or a diminutive of Kenneth, meaning 'handsome/born of fire'.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'harmonious branch' or 'peaceful blessing,' from kazu (harmony) and ye (branch).

Japanese · Japanese name from kiku (chrysanthemum) combined with a suffix element, evoking the revered autumn flower.

Greek · Variant of Karen, from Greek Aikaterine (Catherine), meaning 'pure.' Popular in mid-20th century.

Greek · Blended spelling of Katherine and -lyn, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.' A classic feminine name.

Greek · Phonetic variant of Katherine, from Greek meaning 'pure.' Common in early 20th-century America.

Slavic · Polish feminine form of Kazimierz (Casimir), meaning 'destroyer of peace' or 'proclaimer of peace.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'harmony,' 'peace,' or 'number,' commonly a unisex element in Japanese names.

Norse · Old Norse name meaning "knot," borne by several Scandinavian kings.

Latin · Polish form of Constantine, from Latin meaning "steadfast" or "constant."

Latin · Variant Polish form of Constantine, meaning "steadfast" or "constant."

German · German occupational surname meaning "shopkeeper" or "traveling merchant."

Greek · Blend of Katherine (Greek katharos 'pure') with Irish -leen suffix, combining two naming traditions.

Greek · Greek pet name, often short for names ending in -oula, meaning 'young girl.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning turtle child, symbolizing longevity and good fortune.

French · French and Armenian form of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning pure.

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning pure.

Greek · Modern blend of Katherine (pure) and the -lene suffix, an elaborated form.

German · Variant of Kaiser, from the German word for 'emperor,' ultimately from Latin 'Caesar.'

English · English place name meaning "king's hill," from Old English "cyning" (king) and "dūn" (hill).

English · Variant of Cary, from Irish Gaelic meaning "from the dark one" or Old English for "pleasant stream."

Scottish · Variant spelling of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic Cináed meaning "born of fire" or "handsome."

Japanese · Japanese name meaning "country man" or "national hero," from kuni (country) and o (man).

Slavic · Kazimer is a Slavic form of Kazimierz, meaning one who proclaims or restores peace.

Irish · Kermith is a variant of Kermit, likely from an Irish surname with ancient clan roots.

Japanese · From Japanese 'kiyo' (pure, clean) combined with 'to' (person, gateway), conveying purity and clarity.

Greek · Diminutive of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Japanese · Japanese name often written with kanji meaning "long-time beautiful child" (久美子).

Slavic · Variant of Casimir, from Slavic elements 'kaziti' (to destroy/proclaim) and 'mir' (peace, world).

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kazu' (harmony, number) and 'ma' (truth, real), meaning 'true harmony'.

Slavic · Variant of Casimir, from Slavic elements meaning 'proclaimer of peace' or 'destroyer of peace'.

Irish · From Irish 'Cian' meaning ancient or enduring; also an English word meaning sharp or wise.

Irish · Variant of Ceallach, an Irish name meaning bright-headed or strife; used as a given name.

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'ki' (joy, foundation) with 'ichi' (one, first).

Greek · Variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek meaning 'pure.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'victorious child,' from katsu (victory) and ko (child).

Greek · Variant spelling of Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning "pure."

Japanese · Japanese name typically combining katsu (victory) with e (branch or blessing).

Japanese · Japanese masculine name where 'katsu' means 'victory' and 'ji' means 'second' or 'next.'

German · From Germanic roots, possibly meaning 'famous warrior' or an occupational kiln-worker surname.

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kazu' (harmony, peace) and 'to' (person), meaning harmonious one.

German · Variant of Kurt, from Germanic 'kuoni' meaning bold or brave counsel.

German · Finnish form of Charles, from Germanic karl meaning 'free man' or 'warrior.'

English · Variant of Kennard, from Old English meaning 'bold or royal guardian.'

English · From Old English cyne (royal) and weard (guardian), meaning 'bold guardian.'

Scottish · Variant of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic Coinneach meaning 'handsome' or 'born of fire.'

Japanese · Japanese name combining ko (small/filial) + taro (great son), meaning 'great boy.'

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kinu' (silk) and 'ko' (child), meaning silk child.

Irish · Phonetic variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure.

Greek · Variant spelling of Karen, from the Greek Aikaterine or Scandinavian form of Katherine.

English · Rare name of uncertain origin, possibly a place-based or modern phonetic coinage.

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kan' (gold or first) and 'ichi' (one), meaning golden first or top one.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'strong and healthy,' combining 'ken' (strong) and 'go' (vigorous).

English · English place name meaning 'royal forest' or 'keen wood,' from Old English elements.

Irish · Variant of Kermit, anglicized from Irish 'Diarmaid' meaning free from envy.

Irish · Variant of Kyle, from Gaelic 'caol' meaning narrow strait or channel.

English · Variant of Karen, from Danish/Norse Karin, a short form of Katherine (Greek katharos, 'pure').

Japanese · Japanese name commonly written as 佳代子 (ka 'excellent' + yo 'generation' + ko 'child').

German · German occupational surname meaning 'one who plasters or sticks'; also honors French general Kléber.

Japanese · Japanese name combining kazu (harmony, peace) and yoshi (good, virtuous), meaning harmonious virtue.

Japanese · Japanese name that can combine ken (healthy, wise) and so (creation), meaning wise creator.

English · Rare modern name, possibly a feminine elaboration or variant of Connie or Bonita.

Greek · Variant of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure or clear.

Persian · Armenian form of Gregory, from Greek gregorios meaning 'watchful' or 'vigilant'.

German · Germanic occupational surname used as a given name, possibly related to 'Kater' (tomcat) or a trader.

German · Germanic name likely derived from elements meaning 'helmet' and 'famous,' a variant of Kelmar.

Irish · Anglicized form of Irish 'Cionaodh' or Scottish Gaelic, meaning 'born of fire.'

German · Variant of Carol, from Germanic 'karl' meaning free person or strong.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning "govern well" or "respectful second son," from kei (respect) + ji (second).

Japanese · Japanese name combining 'kazu' (harmony/peace) and 'yuki' (happiness/snow), meaning peaceful joy.

English · English surname variant, possibly from a place name or a diminutive of Kimberly or Kimball.

Chinese · From Chinese 'kun' meaning earth or universe, or an English surname variant of Kuhn.

Scottish · Feminine variant of Clyde, from the River Clyde in Scotland, meaning 'warm' in Celtic.

Greek · Variant of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure'.

Greek · Blend of Kathleen (Irish form of Katherine, 'pure') with the suffix -lynn.

Japanese · Japanese name meaning 'generous second son' or 'tolerant ruler,' depending on the kanji characters used.

English · Variant of Cornell or Kernal, possibly from Old English or an elaborated surname form.

Japanese · Japanese name typically written 和代, meaning harmonious generation or peaceful era.

English · Rare modern name, possibly a phonetic variant of Kayla or inspired by the koala, evoking nature.

English · Blend of Katherine and a suffix like -line; Katherine derives from Greek katharos meaning 'pure.'

English · Variant spelling of Kathryn/Katherine, from Greek katharos meaning 'pure.'

English · Old English place name meaning 'stream by the kiln,' from 'cyln' (kiln) and 'burna' (stream).

Japanese · Japanese name often written as 菊美 meaning 'chrysanthemum beauty', combining nature and elegance.

Irish · Variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' (pure).

Greek · Variant spelling of Kathryn/Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Truncated form of Katherine, from the Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Irish · Variant of Kathleen, the Anglicized form of Irish Caitlín, ultimately from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure.'

Scottish · Variant of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic 'Cináed' meaning born of fire.

English · English surname from Middle English 'kilhog' meaning pork butcher; adopted as a given name in America.

Japanese · Japanese name often written with characters meaning gold or diligence and second/order.

Irish · Diminutive form, possibly from Irish 'ceirín' or a pet form of names like Kern.

Greek · Phonetic variant of Katrina, from Greek katharos meaning pure.

German · Feminine form of Karl (Charles), from Germanic meaning 'free woman' or 'strong'.

Indian · From Sanskrit meaning ear or a hero in the Mahabharata; also a Norse variant of Karin.

Scottish · Extended form of Keith, from a Scottish place name meaning 'wood' or 'forest.'

Japanese · Japanese name meaning "country child," from "kuni" (country) and "ko" (child).

German · Variant of Carole, from Germanic 'karl' meaning free man or strong.

French · Variant of Colette, a French diminutive of Nicole from Greek 'Nikolaos' meaning 'victory of the people.'

Norse · Blend of Kari ('pure') and the suffix -lyn, a modern Scandinavian-English hybrid.

Greek · Archaic spelling of Kitty, a pet form of Katherine, from Greek 'katharos' (pure).

English · Modern phonetic variant of Carey/Kerry, possibly from Irish 'ciar' meaning 'dark'.

Norse · Variant of Kirk, from Old Norse 'kirkja' meaning 'church'.

English · English word name meaning "family," or Japanese meaning "gold."

Scottish · Variant of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic 'Coinneach' meaning 'handsome' or 'born of fire.'

Irish · Variant of Carey, from Irish Ó Ciardha meaning 'descendant of the dark one.'

Greek · Variant of Karen, a Scandinavian form of Katherine from Greek katharos meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Variant spelling of Karen, a Scandinavian form of Katherine (Greek 'pure, unsullied').

Greek · Variant spelling of Kathy, a diminutive of Katherine (Greek 'pure').

Greek · Variant spelling of Kathy, a diminutive of Katherine (Greek 'pure, unsullied').

German · A variant of Karl/Carl, the Germanic form of Charles, from Old High German meaning 'free man.'

Scottish · Short form of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic 'Coinneach' meaning 'handsome' or 'born of fire.'

German · Elaborated variant of Carole or Caroline, from Germanic meaning 'free person' or 'strong.'

English · Variant spelling of Carol, from Germanic 'karl' meaning 'free man,' or associated with joyful song.

English · A modern compound likely blending Kay with Irene; Irene comes from Greek for peace.

Scottish · Kraig is a spelling variant of Craig, from a Celtic word meaning "rock" or "crag."

Scottish · Kennieth is a variant of Kenneth, from Gaelic roots often interpreted as "handsome" or "born of fire."

Greek · Kathe is a short form of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with "pure."

Greek · Katrinka is a Slavic diminutive of Katherine, a Greek-rooted name meaning "pure."

German · A variant of Carolyn, a feminine form of Charles meaning 'free man' in Germanic.

Irish · A variant of Carol or Carroll, from Irish Cearbhall meaning 'fierce in battle.'

Korean · From Korean 금 (geum/kum) meaning 'gold,' a traditional Korean name element symbolizing wealth and value.

English · Variant of Carlin or Karoline, a feminine form of Karl/Charles meaning 'free man' or 'strong.'

English · Modern invented compound of Kay (English, possibly from Latin 'Caius') and Ann (Hebrew 'grace').

Greek · Modern blend of Kara (Greek: pure) and Lee (English: meadow clearing).

Greek · Variant of Karen, from Greek Aikaterine meaning 'pure' or 'unsullied.'

Irish · Irish variant of Kathleen, itself derived from Greek Aikaterine meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Modern spelling variant of Karen, derived from Greek Katherine meaning 'pure.'

Irish · Variant of Colleen, from the Irish word 'cailín' meaning 'girl' or 'young woman.'

Greek · Variant of Corinne, derived from Greek 'Korinna' meaning 'maiden.'

Greek · Variant spelling of Kathy, a diminutive of Katherine from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure'.

Greek · Variant spelling of Karen, a Scandinavian form of Katherine meaning 'pure.'

Greek · Compound of Karen (Greek 'pure') and Lee (English 'meadow'), a mid-20th century American blend.

Latin · Scandinavian form of Christine, from Latin Christianus meaning 'follower of Christ.'

German · Variant of Carol or Caryl, ultimately from Germanic Karl meaning free man or strong one.

English · English word name meaning a young cat, used as an affectionate diminutive or pet nickname.

English · Short form possibly derived from Kim or Kempton; an English diminutive of uncertain independent origin.

German · A variant of Kurt, the German short form of Conrad, meaning 'bold counsel.'

English · English surname used as a given name, from an occupational term for one who sharpens tools.

Greek · Combination of Karen (Scandinavian form of Katherine, Greek 'pure') and Ann (Hebrew 'grace').

Irish · Kerrie is a variant of Kerry, from the Irish place name Ciarrai, often linked with dark-haired meanings.

Greek · Katheen is a variant of Kathleen and Katherine, from Greek roots often interpreted as pure.

Greek · Katreen is a variant of Katrine or Catriona, from Greek roots commonly interpreted as pure.

Greek · Kristeen is a variant of Christine, from Greek Christos, meaning anointed.

Latin · Variant of Kristian or Christian, from Latin 'Christianus' meaning follower of Christ.

African · Kandi is usually a modern spelling of Kandy or a short form linked to Candace, a name tied to Nubian queens.

African · Kandee is a modern spelling of Kandy, often linked to Candace, the title of ancient Nubian queens.

African · Kandice is a spelling variant of Candice or Candace, a name connected to the royal title of Kushite queens.

English · A spelling variant of Kandy or Candy, from the English word suggesting sweetness.

English · Likely a modern variant of Kerman or German-derived forms, used mainly as a surname-style given name.

English · A variant of Candace or Candice, linked to a title of Nubian queens and later used as a given name.

Greek · A variant of Christine, from Greek Christianos meaning follower of Christ.

Greek · Kathee is a spelling variant of Kathy, a diminutive of Katherine, from Greek and associated with the idea of purity.

Irish · Kolleen is a phonetic variant of Colleen, from Irish cailin, meaning girl or young woman.

African · A variant of Candace, from the Kushite royal title Kandake, known through Greek and associated with queenly rank.

Greek · A spelling variant of Katherine, from Greek Aikaterine, traditionally linked with purity.

Irish · A variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Catherine, traditionally associated with purity.

English · Kenric is a modern form of Kendrick or Kenrick, from Germanic roots often interpreted as bold ruler or royal power.

Korean · Ki is a concise East Asian name element whose meaning depends on the character, often linked to energy, rise, or brightness.

Greek · Krist is a short form tied to Christian or Kristoffer traditions, derived from Greek Christos meaning anointed.

Indian · Kanda is used in Indian naming traditions and may relate to Sanskrit roots meaning 'section,' 'stem,' or a sacred reference depending on usage.

Welsh · Karn likely comes from roots like cairn or horn, giving meanings tied to 'rock pile,' 'peak,' or 'horn.'

Greek · Likely a shortened modern form of Kassandra or Alexandra, tied to Greek roots about shining or defending.

English · A modern spelling related to Kathy or Katherine, from Greek roots meaning "pure."

Greek · A variant of Christine or Kristina, from Greek Christianos meaning "follower of Christ."

Korean · A Korean name element often romanized various ways, commonly associated with brightness, respect, or celebration by hanja used.

Korean · A Korean name element whose meaning depends on hanja, often linked with brightness, honor, or scenery.

Greek · Kriss is a modern spelling of Kris, usually a short form of names like Kristina or Christopher, from Greek roots tied to Christ.

German · Karlynn blends Karl and Lynn; Karl means free man, while Lynn became a popular name element in English.

Greek · Katricia is a modern variant of Patricia, from Latin Patricius, meaning noble or of noble birth.

German · Karlotta is a variant of Carlota or Charlotte, from Karl meaning "free man," with an Italian-style spelling.

English · Keeta is used as a short modern name and may relate to names like Nikita or Keta, with varied roots depending on usage.

English · Kitsy is an English pet form, likely related to Kit or Katherine, carrying a light diminutive feel.

African · Konda appears in African and Indian naming traditions, though its exact etymology varies by language and region.

Greek · Kristena is a variant of Christina, from Greek roots meaning follower of Christ or anointed one.

Scottish · Keath is likely a variant of Keith, a Scottish place name meaning wood or forest.

English · Kirtland is a surname and place name likely meaning church land or land near a kirk.

Scottish · Kreg is a variant of Craig, from Scottish Gaelic creag meaning rock or crag.

Scottish · Kregg is a spelling variant of Craig, from Scottish Gaelic for rock or crag.

Greek · Khristine is a variant of Christine, from Greek Christianos, meaning 'follower of Christ.'

Greek · Krystine is a stylized form of Christine, from Greek roots meaning 'Christian' or 'anointed.'

Greek · Kathylene is an elaborated form of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with 'pure.'

English · Kimm is a spelling variant of Kim, a short form of Kimberly or Kimball, with place-name roots.

English · Kaffie is likely an English pet form of Katherine or a surname-style nickname.

French · Karyne is a variant of Karen or Carine, ultimately from Greek roots associated with purity.

English · Karynn is a modern spelling of Karen, from Greek-derived Katherine meaning "pure."

Irish · Koleen is a variant of Colleen, from Irish cailin meaning "girl."

Irish · Keary is an Irish surname-derived name, likely related to Ciar and meanings connected to 'dark' or 'black.'

English · Kirtley is an English surname-place name likely meaning church clearing or settlement.

English · Kipley is an English surname-style name probably derived from a place name meaning pointed clearing or hill meadow.

English · Kippy is an English diminutive or nickname-style name, often formed from Kip.

German · Kurth is a German surname-style variant of Kurt, from Conrad, meaning bold counsel.

English · Karie is a variant of Carrie or Keri, often linked to Caroline or Katherine, with senses like "free" or "pure."

German · Karlyne is a feminine elaboration of Karl or Caroline forms, from Germanic roots meaning "free person."

Irish · Kela is often used as a short modern name; in Irish-linked usage it can relate to Kelly, meaning "bright-headed."

Irish · Kerrin is a variant of Kieran or Karen-like forms; in Irish use it relates to Ciaran, meaning "little dark one."

Greek · Likely a diminutive or variant of Caleta/Kaletta, possibly tied to Greek-rooted Katherine forms meaning pure.

Greek · A compound of Kathy and Anne, combining pure with grace.

Irish · A variant of Kelly or Kelley, from a surname meaning bright-headed or descended from Ceallach.

Scottish · A Scandinavian-German form of Christina, meaning follower of Christ.

Scottish · A Scottish diminutive of Christina, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek · A short form of Krista or Christine, from Greek roots meaning follower of Christ.

Greek · Karrin is a modern spelling of Karen, from Katherine, traditionally linked to the Greek idea of purity.

Greek · Katheran is a spelling variant of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with purity.

Irish · Kelleen is an English form related to Irish Kelly names, often connected with bright-headed or warrior meanings.

Greek · Korene is a variant of Corinne or Korinna, from Greek kore meaning maiden.

English · Kym is a streamlined English form of Kim, originally from surnames and place names, now used as a short given name.

Slavic · Karlis is a Latvian form of Karl or Charles, from Germanic roots meaning free man.

Scottish · Kennyth is a variant of Kenneth, from Gaelic Cináed, usually understood as meaning born of fire or handsome.

Irish · Kyna is likely related to Irish names from Cian or Cinaed roots, suggesting ancient or noble associations.

German · A European form of Katherine, traditionally associated with purity.

Irish · Kathileen blends Kathleen and Eileen, names from Greek and Irish traditions associated with purity and shining light.

Irish · Kathleenmary combines Kathleen and Mary, joining senses of purity with the ancient Hebrew name Mary of uncertain meaning.

Slavic · Korla is likely a Slavic diminutive-style form, though its exact source is uncertain and may be regional.

Hebrew · Karne likely relates to Hebrew keren, meaning horn or ray, and appears in rare biblical-style naming traditions.

Greek · Kathyann combines Kathy, a form of Katherine, with Ann, creating a modern compound rooted in purity and grace.

Greek · Kathyrne is a spelling variant of Katherine, from Greek Aikaterine, traditionally associated with purity.

Irish · Kellee is a variant of Kelly, from Irish surname roots meaning descendant of Ceallach, often interpreted as bright-headed.

English · Kimberle is an English Kimberly variant from a place name meaning 'Cyneburg's meadow' or 'royal fortress meadow.'

English · Kimbra is an English short form or variant of Kimberly, a surname-place name meaning 'Cyneburg's meadow.'

Irish · A variant of Kevin, from Irish Caoimhin, meaning "handsome birth" or "gentle birth."

Irish · Likely derived from a surname such as Kearns or Kern, with roots tied to warrior or servant meanings.

English · Kimmy is an English diminutive of Kim, Kimberly, or Kimball.

Welsh · A surname-style name likely related to Kimball, from an old British or Welsh personal name.

Norse · Likely a variant of Kirby, from Norse-derived place names meaning church settlement.

English · Kathyjo is an English compound name combining Kathy, from Katherine, and Jo, from Josephine or Joanne.

Slavic · Krystyna is a Slavic form of Christina, from Greek meaning follower of Christ.

Irish · Keran may reflect the Irish name Ciaran, meaning little dark one, or Indian Kiran, meaning ray of light.

German · Koni is often a diminutive form of names like Konrad or Kornelia, giving it a short affectionate feel.

Indian · Karman may reflect Indian karma, meaning action or deed, or a modern variant of Carmen.

Greek · Kathran is a rare variant of Katherine, from Greek roots meaning pure.

Greek · Kathyren is an elaborated Katherine form, ultimately from Greek and associated with purity.

Greek · Katrenia is a decorative variant of Katrina or Katherine, names derived from Greek and linked to purity.

English · Kimberely is a spelling variant of Kimberly, an English place name meaning meadow of the royal fortress.

Scottish · Kirsti is a Scottish and Nordic short form of Christina, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek · Krys is a short modern form of Kris or Crystal-related names, often linked to Christ or crystal clarity.

Irish · From the Irish surname O Caoimh, associated with gentleness, nobility, or handsome form.

French · A spelling variant of Curtis, from an Old French surname meaning courteous or refined.

English · A variant of Carol or Cheryl, often tied to names meaning "free person" or beloved sounds.

English · Likely a short variant of Karen or Cara; Karen derives from Katherine, often linked with purity.

Scottish · Probably a feminine form of Kenneth with a French-style -ette ending; Kenneth is a Scottish name meaning handsome or born of fire.

Greek · A blended modern form of Kris and Anne, combining Christ-rooted Greek with Hannah-derived Hebrew grace.

Greek · Kathyrine is a spelling variant of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with purity.

English · Kitti is a pet form of Katherine, a Greek-derived name meaning pure.

English · Karee is a modern spelling variant of Carrie or Kari, often associated with a beloved or free-person sense through related forms.

Irish · Kathleeen is a spelling variant of Kathleen, the Irish form of Katherine, traditionally linked to "pure."

English · Ketty is a pet form related to Kitty or Katherine, from Greek roots commonly meaning "pure."

Greek · Kristee is a modern spelling of Christy or Kristy, derived from Greek Christian-root names meaning "follower of Christ."

English · Kimbel is likely a surname-based variant of Kimball, from an old personal name with uncertain Germanic roots.

Greek · Krisann is a blended modern name combining Kris, from Christina or Christopher roots, with Ann, meaning grace.

English · Kimberlea is a spelling variant of Kimberly, an English place name meaning 'Cyneburg's meadow.'

Arabic · Kama can reflect different traditions, including Indian roots associated with desire and love and Arabic sound-based usage in modern naming.

Greek · Katri is a short form of Katherine used in northern Europe, from Greek roots meaning "pure."

English · Kenita is likely a modern English coinage or elaboration of Ken and Anita-like forms.

Scottish · Kennetta is a feminine elaboration of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic roots meaning "handsome" or "born of fire."

German · Konni is a diminutive of names like Konstanze or Conrad-related forms, often associated with "steadfast" or "bold counsel."

Greek · Korin is a variant of Corinne or Corin, linked to Greek Kore and often interpreted as "maiden."

Greek · Krisandra is a modern form related to Cassandra or Alexandra, from Greek elements suggesting "shining" or "defender of men."

Greek · Likely related to Kalene or Kaylene forms, influenced by Greek kalos meaning "beautiful."

German · A feminine form of Carol or Karl, meaning "free woman" or "free person."

Greek · A shortened variant of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with the meaning "pure."

Greek · A variant of Katherine or Kathryn, ultimately from Greek and commonly interpreted as "pure."

Greek · Likely influenced by Kelly and Helene forms, blending senses such as "bright" or "torch."

English · A rare modern form, possibly related to Keziah or Keturah, with uncertain single origin.

Greek · A variant of Christy, from Greek Christianos, meaning "follower of Christ."

English · A modern elaboration of Kim, often used as a feminine invented form without one fixed traditional root.

Irish · Likely related to Carrick, from Gaelic roots meaning 'rock' or 'rocky place.'

Slavic · A Baltic royal name, usually interpreted as 'patient' or 'enduring.'

Irish · Keavin is a variant of Kevin, from Irish Caoimhin, meaning "handsome birth" or "gentle, noble one."

English · Kilburn is an English place-name surname meaning "stream by the kiln" or "church stream."

English · Kimothy is a modern blended name modeled on Timothy and Kim, created for sound rather than ancient etymology.

German · Kreig is a variant of Krieg, the German word for "war," and is also used as a surname-style given name.

Scottish · Kennetha is a feminine form of Kenneth, from Gaelic roots meaning “born of fire” or “handsome.”

English · Kimetha is a modern elaboration of Kim, likely influenced by names ending in -etha.

English · Likely an elaborated form of Kim, a modern name form with varied roots and a stylish invented feel.

African · Often used as a modern African-style name, sometimes associated with strength or wild nature by sound and usage.

Irish · A variant of Kelly, from an Irish surname meaning bright-headed or descendant of Ceallach.

Hebrew · A form of Carmel, from Hebrew, meaning "garden" or "vineyard of God."

English · A variant of Kimberly, from an English place name meaning "Cyneburg's meadow."

Greek · A spelling variant of Katherine, from Greek Aikaterine, traditionally associated with 'pure.'

English · Likely a feminine or diminutive form of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic Cináed, often interpreted as 'born of fire.'

English · A modern blended spelling of Kimberly and Lee, with Kimberly originally referring to a royal meadow.

English · A variant of Kimberly, an English surname and place name meaning 'Cyneburg's meadow.'

English · Likely a modern invented name influenced by Kim and Mira-like endings, with no single traditional root.

Irish · Likely a variant of Kevin, from Irish Caoimhin, meaning handsome or gentle birth.

English · A diminutive form built on Kip or Kipp, used as an affectionate English nickname.

English · An English nickname and surname-style name, sometimes linked to Kip, meaning pointed hill or a lively short form.

English · Kimerly is a variant of Kimberly, an English place name meaning Cyneburg's meadow or royal meadow.

Scottish · Kenetha is the feminine form of Kenneth, from Scottish Gaelic roots meaning handsome or born of fire.

English · Kimberleigh is an elaborated English form of Kimberly, a place name meaning meadow or clearing linked with Cyneburg.

English · Kande is likely a modern English-style spelling related to Candy or Kandace, suggesting sweetness or brightness.

Greek · Kath is a short English form of Katherine, from Greek roots associated with purity.

Irish · Keela likely comes from Irish forms such as Caoilfhionn or Keely, carrying senses of slender or fair.

German · Karlena is a feminine form built from Karl or Carla, from Germanic roots meaning free person.

Greek · Krisan is a modern form related to Kris or Kristen, from Greek roots meaning follower of Christ.

Scottish · Kennita is a feminine elaboration of Kenneth, from Gaelic roots meaning handsome or born of fire.

Irish · Kerra is likely related to Kerry or Ciara, with Gaelic associations to dark-haired or the county name Kerry.

English · Kimalee is a modern blended English name combining Kim and the suffix -alee for a melodic contemporary style.

English · Kimila is likely a modern variant influenced by Camilla and Kim, with associations to youth and ceremonial service through Camilla.

English · Kimla appears to be a compact modern formation built from Kim, used mainly for sound rather than a fixed historical etymology.

Norse · Korby is likely a variant of Corby, from Old Norse-influenced place names meaning raven settlement.

English · Karian is a modern blend related to Karen and Kari, with roots tied to Katherine and purity.

German · Karletta is an embellished feminine form of Karl or Carla, from Germanic roots meaning free person.

Hebrew · Karmon is likely a variant of Carmel, from Hebrew meaning garden, orchard, or vineyard.

Greek · Karra is a modern variant of Cara or Kara, usually associated with beloved or dear.

English · Kendis is a modern variant of Candace, a title-name associated with queens of ancient Nubia.

Irish · Keyna likely relates to Irish or Cornish saint-name traditions, often interpreted as ancient or noble in related forms.

English · Kimara is a modern elaboration of Kim or Kiara-like forms, with associations to brightness or nobility in related names.

English · Kimarie is a blended modern name combining Kim and Marie.

Greek · Kimera echoes Chimera, the Greek mythological creature, and carries a fantastical classical feel.

English · Kimery is a modern surname-style or blended name likely built from Kim with a decorative ending.

Greek · Korine is a variant of Corinne, from Greek Kore, a name associated with maidenhood.

Scottish · Kurk is likely a variant of Kirk, from Norse kirkja, meaning "church."

Norse · Krag likely echoes Scandinavian words for a crag or rugged rock, giving it a stony, place-like feel.

Greek · Keta is often treated as a short form of Katherine-type names, carrying the Greek-derived meaning pure.

Japanese · Kawana is likely influenced by Japanese place-name elements or modern English sound patterns, used as a contemporary given name.

Greek · A Hungarian form of Katherine, ultimately from Greek and associated with "pure."

Greek · A spelling variant of Kathleen, from Katherine, traditionally linked to the meaning "pure."

Indian · Kamla is an Indian form of Kamala, from Sanskrit, meaning lotus.

Greek · Karenn is a spelling variant of Karen, a Danish form of Katherine, traditionally associated with purity.

Greek · Katryn is a variant of Katherine, from Greek, commonly interpreted as pure.

Scottish · Kibbie is likely a Scottish or English nickname form, probably derived from surnames or names like Kipp or Kibbe.

English · Kimbery is a spelling variant of Kimberly, originally an English place name meaning Cyneburg's meadow or clearing.

English · Kimmberly is a spelling variant of Kimberly, an English place-based name meaning Cyneburg's meadow.

English · Kimmi is a diminutive of Kim, often linked to Kimberly, an English place name, or Kim as a short standalone form.

Scottish · Kirstine is a Scandinavian and Scottish form of Christina, from Greek, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek · Kristinia is an elaborated variant of Christina, from Greek, meaning follower of Christ.

English · Kymm is a modern spelling of Kim, used as a short form of Kimberly or as an independent unisex-style name.

Scottish · Likely related to Kelvin, a Scottish river and place-name.

English · Klint is a spelling variant of Clint or Clinton, originally an English place-based name meaning "settlement on a hill."

German · Karil is likely a variant of Karl or Karel, from Germanic roots meaning "free man."

Greek · Katrinia is a variant of Katherine, from Greek roots traditionally associated with purity.

Greek · Korrine is a variant of Corinne, from Greek Kore, meaning maiden or young woman.

Greek · Karita is often treated as a form related to Carita or Charis, carrying the meaning dear one or grace.

Irish · Keeli is a variant of Keely, from Irish roots often linked to beauty or slender grace.

English · Kimlee is a modern blended name, combining Kim with the popular -lee ending meaning meadow or clearing.

English · Kimmarie combines Kim and Marie, making a modern compound name with meanings tied to noble kin and Mary traditions.

Greek · A variant of Katrina or Katherine, from Greek roots meaning pure.

Slavic · A Slavic diminutive of Krystyna or Christina, from Greek roots meaning follower of Christ.

Irish · Kahne is likely a modern form related to Kane, from Irish roots meaning warrior or tribute.

Greek · Katheine is a spelling variant of Katherine, a Greek-derived name traditionally associated with purity.

Greek · Kathyy is a spelling variant of Kathy, a diminutive of Katherine meaning pure.

English · Kemmie is a modern diminutive, often used as a pet form of Kim or Kimberly.

Irish · Kerie is a variant of Kerry, an Irish place-name surname meaning people of Ciar.

English · Kimbely is a spelling variant of Kimberly, from an English place name meaning Cyneburg's meadow.

English · Kimberlyy is a spelling variant of Kimberly, from an English place name meaning Cyneburg's meadow.

English · Kimbly is a shortened spelling of Kimberly, an English place-based name meaning Cyneburg's meadow.

English · Kimily is a modern variant influenced by Kimberly and Emily-style endings, generally tied back to Kimberly.

Greek · Krysti is a modern spelling of Kristy or Christy, from Greek roots meaning follower of Christ.

English · Kemmy is likely a diminutive or surname-style form related to Kem or Kemi, with uncertain exact root.