Boy Names Starting With K

Whole heart or devotion; a variant of Caleb with possible Amharic connections.

Friend; beloved companion.

Arabic name meaning 'speaker' or 'eloquent one,' also a divine title for Prophet Moses as 'the one who speaks with God.'

Wholehearted or devotion to God

Whole heart or devotion to God. Represents spiritual commitment.

One who is a successor or leader; variant of Khalif.

Caliph; leader; successor.

An Arabic name meaning friend or good friend, symbolizing loyalty and companionship.

Means 'speaker' or 'eloquent one' in Arabic, derived from 'kalam' meaning speech.

Arabic variant of Khaliq, meaning 'the creator'.

Descendant of Ceallachán; Irish surname used as given name.

Scottish/Irish variant, possibly meaning 'mighty warrior' or derived from the Irish surname Callan.

Dove

Manly or devoted to God; related to Caleb in Hebrew tradition.

Yiddish form related to wholeness and completeness; variant of Kalman.

Taro plant; represents sustenance, nourishment, and cultural heritage.

Whole heart, devoted to God; variant of Caleb from Hebrew

Black seed; nigella seed. A spice used in cooking and traditional medicine.

Derived from Latin meaning 'bald' (now archaic); used as a modern name without this connotation.

Auspicious, prosperity, and welfare; signifies well-being and blessing in Hindu tradition.

Perfect, complete, and accomplished; represents excellence and wholeness.

Perfection and completeness; Arabic name meaning mature, noble, or fully developed.

Swahili name meaning 'of good character' or relating to beauty and positive qualities.

Moon; represents beauty, serenity, and celestial wonder.

Moonlight, like the moon

From Kikuyu (Kenya) meaning quiet one or silent warrior. An African name representing strength through stillness.

Perfect, complete, or whole; represents completeness and perfection.

Bent river

Arabic name meaning 'perfect' or 'complete,' signifying wholeness and excellence.

Helper; one who serves with devotion.

Successful and fortunate; brings victory and happiness in Persian tradition.

Bent nose; variant of Cameron from Scottish Gaelic

God is merciful; expresses divine compassion and grace

Hawaiian form of Samuel, meaning 'God has heard' or 'asked of God'.

Ear or possessor; associated with listening and awareness in Sanskrit tradition.

In Hawaiian mythology, Kanaloa is the god of the ocean, seas, and waters. The name carries deep spiritual significance.

Meaning varies by kanji; can mean 'hinge', 'crucial point', or 'beginning' in Japanese

Forest or relating to Canaan. A name with spiritual significance and natural connection.

Distant place or faraway land.

Warrior, battle, tribute

Warrior man; from Hawaiian Kane (man) and Koa (warrior).

Atom, particle

Great emperor; derived from ancient Sanskrit and Kushan dynasty

One who draws; an epithet of Lord Krishna referring to the divine cowherd in Hindu tradition

Free man or warrior, symbolizing independence and strength.

From Greek 'kanon' meaning 'rule' or 'standard.' In Japanese, it means 'flower sound.'

A Yoruba name with traditional African significance in Nigerian culture.

Fragrance or scent in Japanese, depending on kanji combination used.

Sun; refers to one with a reddish or golden complexion in Sanskrit tradition.

Righteous, holy, sacred; Hawaiian word denoting spiritual purity and moral integrity.

Arabic name meaning generous and noble, denoting a kind and bountiful nature

Pure and clear; spotless and virtuous in nature

Free man; a Slavic variant of Charles or Carl.

Generous and noble; gracious and honorable

Generous, noble, honorable

Free man, strong, manly

A man; a free man.

A free man or strong person. Represents strength and independence in Germanic tradition.

Spanish variant of Carlos. From Germanic 'Karl,' meaning 'free man' or 'strong man,' symbolizing independence.

Son of Karl; free man

From the settlement of Carl; free man's town

Vineyard of God. Spanish variant referring to the sacred mountain of Carmel with divine association.

A variant spelling of Carmelo, derived from Mount Carmel, a sacred location in the Holy Land.

Variant of Carmine; from Latin referring to 'song' or associated with crimson color.

Generous and noble, honoring character, dignity, and magnanimous spirit in Arabic tradition.

Dweller by the sedgy island, from Irish geographic origin

Christian or follower of Christ, the Scandinavian form of the Latin name Christian.

One who performs actions; relates to action and doing in Punjabi and Sanskrit traditions.

Sanskrit name derived from Kartik, relating to the Hindu deity Kartikeya (Murugan), the god of war and wisdom.

A Hindu god of war and victory, also known as Murugan or Skanda; the name means one born of the Krittikas (Pleiades stars).

Associated with the Hindu lunar month Kartik and Kartikeya, the god of war; symbolizes brightness and auspiciousness.

One who divides or distributor. An Arabic name denoting fairness and equitable distribution.