Baby Names Starting with K

Dark settlement; from the coal farm.

Dark settlement; from Old Norse and Old English origins

Young woman or girl. Irish term for a female youth.

Victory of the people; French variant of Colette.

Hummingbird; symbolizes grace, speed, and joy.

Variant of Colin, from Irish/Scottish roots meaning 'young' or 'pup'.

Girl or young woman. Irish origin celebrating youth and femininity.

Young warrior or cub. A modern variation of Colin, derived from Gaelic Cailean.

Young horse; spirited and free.

Coal town; from a place name indicating a settlement near coal deposits.

Soft, delicate, or beautiful; representing gentle qualities

A dry, warm wind in Hawaiian culture. The name carries association with natural forces and tropical origins.

Lover of hounds; strong warrior and protector.

Variant of Connie, from Constance, meaning steadfast and constant.

Constant; steadfast and reliable.

Lover of hounds; associated with nobility, protection, and strength.

Bold counsel; Germanic name representing courage and wisdom in leadership.

Derived from Latin, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant,' symbolizing unwavering loyalty and reliability.

Constant or steadfast. Derived from Latin Constantinus, expressing stability and reliability.

Steadfast or constant. Greek feminine form of Constantine.

Steadfast and resolute. From Latin Constantinus.

Firm, constant, or steadfast.

Bald or ice; a biblical Hebrew name.

Variant of Coral, from Latin 'corallium.' Named after the marine organism, symbolizing natural beauty.

Compound name combining Cora, meaning 'maiden' in Greek, with Lee, meaning 'meadow' in Old English, suggesting grace and natural beauty.

Variant of Coraline; derived from Latin 'coral,' referring to the marine organism.

From the coral; combines Coral (sea organism) with Lynn (lake).

Recitation; the holy book of Islam representing divine scripture

An offering or sacrifice, from Hebrew korban.

Heart; derived from Latin cor (heart).

To care for or attend to; reflects compassion and service to others.

From the hollow. Variant of Corey or Cory.

Variant of Corinna, derived from Greek Kore meaning maiden or young girl

Maiden, pure

Maiden; derived from the Greek name Corinne, associated with virtue and grace.

Maiden; variant of Corina

Variant of Corinne; means 'maiden' or related to 'heart'.

Dweller of the hollow or valley.

Possibly Greek origin related to Cora, meaning maiden.

Maiden or daughter; from the Greek word for young girl.

From Greek 'kore' meaning 'maiden'. A variant spelling of Corinne with classical roots.

From Greek 'kore' meaning maiden or girl; represents youth and femininity.

Variant of Corinna; derived from Greek 'kore' meaning 'maiden'.

Horn-colored; relating to the cornelian stone or cornel shrub

Maiden; a modern variant of Corinne with Greek origins.

Maiden; variant of Korinna, possibly derived from Greek kore meaning 'maiden'.

Maiden; Greek origin symbolizing youth and femininity.

Variant spelling of Corey; possibly from Irish origin but exact etymology uncertain

Variant of Corinne; Greek origin meaning 'maiden.'

Variant of Kurt, from Germanic meaning 'wise counselor' or 'bold.'

From the court.

Short or court dweller; derived from the French word for court.

Maiden; a young woman of beauty.

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

Maiden; youthful and virginal in traditional usage

Sanskrit origin meaning 'sheath' or 'covering'; in Hindu philosophy refers to five layers of existence.

God knows best (Igbo: Kosi relating to knowing, Chukwu meaning God).

Cosmos or universe; represents order, harmony, and cosmic vastness.

Short form of Konstantinos, Greek origin meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast'.

Steadfast and constant; unchanging.

Greek diminutive of Konstantinos, meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast.'

Ko means small; taro is a common masculine suffix. Often represents a younger or smaller male.

Light or shining (meaning depends on kanji used).

Sun or light; the Persian name for the ancient king Cyrus the Great.

Short or courtyard. A variant spelling of Courtney, derived from Old French origins.

A modern variant spelling of Courtney, a Norman name originally referring to 'the court' or a place name.

Short nose or from Courtenay; suggesting distinctive character and charm.

From the French court, meaning short; variant of Courtney

Scar in Swahili.

A river in paradise mentioned in Islamic tradition; represents abundance and divine blessing

Shopkeeper or merchant; one who runs a shop or store

Power, strength, or might. Symbolizes dominance and force.

Rock. A variant spelling of Craig, from Scottish Gaelic creag meaning rock.

A Sanskrit name meaning 'grace, compassion, or mercy,' embodying divine kindness.