Baby Names Starting with K

Derived from Killian; related to 'cill' meaning church in Irish.

Healer or one who brings health, from the Kikuyu language of Kenya.

From Cyneburh's clearing or royal forest clearing.

Variant spelling of Kimberly, derived from English meaning 'from the wood of the royal forest.'

From the royal forest. An English place name derived from Old English royal fortress.

Variant of Kimberly, derived from an English place name meaning Cymbre's clearing or wood.

From the wood of the royal forest; symbolizes nobility and natural grace.

English place name variant, traditionally referring to a clearing or meadow.

Variant of Kimberly, an Old English name meaning 'from the wood of the royal forest'.

Variant of Kimberly, English name from 'Cyneburh' meaning 'royal fortress'.

Royal fortress; from the wood of the royal forest.

Variant of Kimberly, from Old English Cyneburg meaning 'royal fortress', symbolizing strength and regal protection.

From the wood of the royal forest, representing nature and royalty.

Compound name: from the royal forest (Kimberly) and grace (Ann).

From the royal forest. Variant of Kimberly from Old English.

From the wood of the royal forest; symbolizes nobility and natural grace.

From the royal forest; combination of Kimberley and -ery suffix

From the wood of the royal forest

From the royal wood clearing

Joy or happiness; a Japanese name with poetic qualities.

Alchemy or chemistry; represents transformation and uniqueness

A Japanese name whose meaning depends on the specific kanji characters used.

Japanese name meaning 'righteous child' or 'child of the noble one,' expressing virtue.

Persian word meaning 'alchemy' or 'alchemist'; associated with transformation and magic.

Combination of Kim and Marie; modern blended name

From the wood of the royal forest, derived from Kimberly.

From the royal forest clearing, derived from the Old English roots of Kimberly.

Supplanter

Protected or treasure; expressing wealth and safekeeping.

Swahili word meaning candle holder or candlestick. Prominently associated with Kwanzaa symbolism.

From the wood of the royal fortress, from Old English elements.

Head of battle, from place Kincaid

Related by blood or nature; of similar disposition or character

Noble, worthy, of noble descent.

From the king's meadow or royal clearing.

King's town, royal settlement

Handsome. Gaelic variant of Kenneth meaning pleasant or beautiful.

Royal victory. Derived from Old English elements denoting royalty and triumph.

King's meadow, royal field

Variant of Kinsley; possibly Scottish origin meaning 'king's meadow' or 'king's clearing.'

Fair one; Scottish origin related to Mackenzie.

Japanese name with meaning dependent on kanji used; typically conveys beauty or clarity.

Refers to the Kiowa people, a Native American tribe.

Throne, sun, ruler, leader

Lord or noble. Derived from Greek roots suggesting dignity and authority.

Ray of light, beam of sunlight

Ray of light and lamp; illumination and radiance combined in one name.

Cherry; represents sweetness and natural beauty.

Church settlement; derived from Old Norse origins of Kirby

Dark-haired; small dark one. Variant of Kieran.

In Maori meaning skin; in Japanese contexts relates to mist or fog.

Lord or master, derived from the Greek word kyrios meaning lordship or divine authority.

Russian form of the Greek 'Kyriacus' meaning 'of the Lord' or 'belonging to the Lord.'

Legendary hooved mythological creature in Japanese culture; also associated with 'ray of light' in Sanskrit

English place name meaning 'church land,' from 'kirk' (church) and 'land.' Associated with heritage and tradition.

Lordly, noble; derived from Greek kyrios meaning lord

Grace and mercy; divine blessing and compassion from the Almighty.

Crystal; derived from the Finnish word for crystal.

Modern spelling of Krista/Christa, derived from Greek 'Christos' meaning 'anointed one'.

Variant of Kirsten, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed' or 'follower of Christ'.

Scandinavian variant of Kirsten or Christina, meaning 'Christian.'