Baby Names Starting with K

Related to Krishna, the divine Hindu deity, carrying associations with the sacred, transcendent, and divine play.

Dark-complexioned or the dark one, derived from Sanskrit. One of the names of the Hindu deity Krishna, representing divine love and wisdom.

The Sanskrit/Hindi feminine form related to Krishna, meaning 'dark', 'attractive', or 'black'.

Dark, all-attractive, supreme being

Variant spelling of Krissy, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed'.

One who attracts; dark and mystical in nature.

Modern spelling of Kris, derived from Christian tradition meaning 'follower of Christ'.

Follower of Christ

A diminutive of Krista or Kris, derived from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed' or 'messiah.'

Nickname for Kristina or Kristine. Greek origin meaning 'follower of Christ.' Represents faith and devotion.

Follower of Christ

Variant of Kristine or Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Follower of Christ; a Scandinavian variant of Christel.

Clear or crystalline; from Greek 'krystallos' meaning ice or crystal.

Anointed one, from Greek meaning anointed or follower of Christ.

Follower of Christ

Variant of Christine or Christina, meaning 'Christian' from Greek 'Christos.'

Follower of Christ; variant of the Christian name Kristina

Follower of Christ; devoted to Christianity.

Variant of Christina, from Greek 'christos' meaning Christian or follower of Christ.

Follower of Christ. Variant of Kristian, rooted in Christian faith and devotion.

Follower of Christ - Latin origin signifying Christian faith.

Variant of Christina, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed,' referring to followers of Christ.

Follower of Christ; derived from Christian.

Clear and bright. Modern variant of Crystal, meaning transparent or luminous.

Scandinavian variant of Christopher, derived from Greek 'Christophoros' meaning 'Christ bearer.'

Bearer of Christ; derived from Greek Christos and pheros.

Bearer of Christ, combining Greek elements Christos and phoros (bearer).

Bearer of Christ.

"Christian" or "follower of Christ," modern variant of Christian.

A variant of Crystal; from Greek origin meaning 'clear' or 'crystalline'.

Eastern European variant of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ' from Greek.

Creation or art; from Sanskrit meaning divine work or artistic creation.

Related to the month of Kartik in the Hindu calendar; variant of Karthik.

Related to the Pleiades star cluster (Krittika Nakshatra) in Hindu astronomy.

Creation; a composition or work of art.

Criticism, discernment. Name from Sanskrit tradition.

Action, deed, or movement; a spiritual practice or technique

Combination of 'kriya' (action) and 'ansh' (part/portion), referring to a part of divine action

Cross or crossroads.

Variant of Krishna, Sanskrit name meaning dark or dark blue, traditionally associated with divinity and protection.

Grace or compassion; Sanskrit name denoting kindness and spiritual grace

Creation or skillful work in the context of art and craft

Modern variant of Cruz, Spanish word meaning 'cross'.

Derived from Greek 'krystallos,' meaning ice or clear. Symbolizes clarity and brilliance.

Derived from Greek 'krystallos,' meaning ice or clear. Symbolizes clarity and brilliance.

Modern variant of Crystal, from Greek 'krystallos' meaning 'clear ice,' symbolizing clarity and transparency.

Clear ice, transparent; modern spelling of Crystal from Greek crystalline

Clear, transparent; variant of Crystal derived from Greek krystallos.

Anointed one or relating to Christ, from Greek 'Christos.'

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Christian.

Follower of Christ; a Polish form of Christiana.

Follower of Christ, from Greek Christos.

Follower of Christ; variant of Christine from Greek.

Clear ice; clear glass. Variant spelling of Crystal.

Follower of Christ. Modern variant spelling of Kristen or Christina.

Christ-bearer; one who carries Christ's message.

Modern spelling variant of Crystal, derived from Greek meaning 'ice' or 'crystalline'.

Bearer of Christ

Variant spelling of Christine/Kristin, derived from Greek 'Christos' meaning 'anointed one'.

Polish form of Christine, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed one' or 'follower of Christ.'

Bearer of Christ; derived from Greek elements meaning 'to carry' and 'Christ'.

Hospitable and welcoming; derived from Greek xenia meaning hospitality.

Derived from Greek 'xenia', meaning hospitality and kindness to travelers and guests.

Polish diminutive of Jacob, meaning 'supplanter.'

Power, strength, or divine ability; represents capability and force.

Handsome, Scottish origin from place name Cullen

Full-cheeked or having beautiful cheeks; an Arabic name emphasizing feminine beauty.

Full-cheeked or plump-faced; denotes beauty and abundance in classical Arabic

Japanese word meaning 'bear.' Used as a given name in Japanese culture.

Prince

Princess or young unmarried woman. In Hinduism, a title for the goddess Durga in her virgin form.

Sanskrit/Hindi name referring to 'lotus' or derived from Hindu mythology (son of Emperor Ashoka).

A modern variant spelling of Kirk, from Scottish meaning 'church.'

Christian; follower of Christ.

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Kirsten.

Christian or follower of Christ, a modern variant of Kirsten.

Courteous and refined; of the court.

Intelligent, sharp, or clever. From Sanskrit 'kusha' and 'agra' meaning best or foremost.

Skilled; clever; wise; one who is adept

Happy, fortunate, blessed. Sanskrit name symbolizing joy and good fortune.

Sweetheart or beloved one; a term of endearment in Hawaiian.

North; represents direction and guidance in Turkish culture

Born on Tuesday in the Akan day-naming tradition.

An Akan day name given to boys born on Monday, representing connection to Monday's spiritual significance.

Born on Wednesday

An Akan name meaning 'born on Saturday', associated with strength and wisdom.

Authority or strength. A Korean name meaning authority, power, or strong.

First, the beginning, from the Swahili holiday celebrating African heritage.

Born on Sunday in Akan tradition.

Truth; genuine.

Akan day-name meaning 'born on Sunday'