Baby Names Starting with K

Russian diminutive of Catherine, meaning pure

Refers to Varanasi, the sacred Hindu city; also means to shine in Sanskrit.

Discoverer, revealer. An Arabic name denoting one who uncovers or reveals truth.

Pure and innocent. A Polish diminutive of Katarzyna (Katherine) with Greek roots.

One who divides; bestower. Denotes wisdom and leadership in Islamic tradition.

From Slavic 'Kazimierz,' interpreted as 'peace bringer' or 'one who destroys peace'; associated with nobility.

She who shines upon men; variant of Cassandra from Greek origin

Treasurer or keeper of the treasure. Associated with one of the Three Magi in Christian tradition.

Treasurer; also associated with Gaspar, one of the three wise men.

Related to the Caspian Sea, a geographical place name used as a given name.

Clever or curly, derived from the Irish name Cassidy.

Curly-haired, from the Irish surname Cassidy.

Arabic name meaning 'one who divides' or 'distributor,' often relating to fair division and fortune.

Variant of Casey, Irish origin meaning 'vigilant' or 'watchful.'

Variant of Cassie, from the Greek Cassandra, meaning 'one who entangles men.'

Cassia plant or cinnamon spice. Greek name with botanical origins.

From the name Kassiani, borne by a Byzantine nun and saint.

Curly-haired

Curly-haired; descendant of Caiside

Divider or one who distributes; Arabic name meaning to divide or allot.

From a prominent Roman family; relates to Latin origins.

She who entangles men; variant of Greek Cassandra.

Means 'mist' or 'haze' in Japanese, evoking mystery and ethereal beauty.

Alert or vigilant; derived from Irish origins through the name Casey.

Pure and clear; variant of Catalina and Katherine.

Pure or unsullied, derived from the Greek Katerina meaning 'pure'

Pure one. Variant of Catherine/Katya

Pure, innocent, clear

Pure, unblemished. Polish variant of Katherine with Greek origins.

Polish form of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure'.

A variant spelling of Catherine, from the Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure'.

Variant combining Kate ('pure') and Lee ('meadow').

Pure; chaste and virtuous.

Pure or chaste; variant of Catherine derived from Greek origins.

Pure or clear.

Pure. A variant of Katherine, derived from Greek meaning 'pure' or 'clear.'

Pure; innocent. Derived from Catherine. Made prominent by Saint Kateri Tekakwitha.

Pure, from the Greek 'katharos'.

From Greek 'katharos' meaning pure. A variant of Katherine representing purity and clarity.

Pure and clear; virtuous and innocent.

Pure or unsullied, derived from the Greek katharos meaning pure.

Pure; chaste. A variant spelling of Katherine or Catherine.

Story or narrative. In Sanskrit, refers to storytelling and epic traditions.

A variant of Katherine, derived from Greek meaning pure or clear.

Variant of Katherine, derived from Greek meaning 'pure'.

German and Scandinavian form of Catherine, from the Greek Aikaterine, meaning 'pure.'

Pure; variant of Katherine with strong classical roots.

Pure; unsullied. Variant of Katherine from Greek katharos.

Pure; from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure

A variant of Kathleen, meaning 'pure' from Greek roots.

Pure; from Greek 'katharos', meaning clean or unsullied.

Pure; derived from Greek katharos meaning purity and clarity.

Variant of Katherine or Kathryn, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure,' symbolizing innocence and virtue.

Pure and virtuous; derived from the Greek word for cleanliness.

Pure. From Greek katharos (pure).

Pure and virtuous; one who is chaste and clean.

Pure, from Greek 'katharos' meaning clean or pure.

Pure. Symbolizes clarity, innocence, and virtue.

Pure; derived from the Greek name Katherine.

Pure. From the Greek name Katherine, meaning pure and unblemished.

Pure, clear. Variant of Katherine.

Pure; variant spelling of Katherine, signifying clarity and purity

Pure, derived from the Greek name Katherine symbolizing chastity and virtue.

Variant of Katherine, derived from the Greek name Katherina, meaning 'pure.'

Pure, clear. Variant of Kathleen with Irish/English roots.

Pure. Irish form of Katherine, symbolizing clarity and innocence.

Pure and clear, from the Greek root meaning purity.

Pure; derived from Catherine, indicating clarity and virtue.

Pure

Pure and virtuous; clear and unsullied

Variant of Katherine; from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure' or 'clear'

A variant of Katherine, meaning 'pure' in Greek. Symbolizes clarity and virtue.

Pure, unsullied; clear and innocent.