Boy Names Starting With K

Cool breeze, cool mountain breeze

Dark-haired in Irish; derived from Cearnach meaning dark or dusky

Likely derived from Kerry, an Irish county name or meaning 'dark-haired'.

Historical Hawaiian name of significance in island traditions.

Hebrew name meaning 'mighty' or 'powerful', with biblical significance as a son of Ishmael.

Beloved or a gift; variant of Cedric.

Keen or sharp. Variant of Keenan.

Noble or handsome. An Irish name signifying dignity and attractive qualities.

Barrel maker; derived from German occupation names for coopers.

Small and fiery, descendant of the fiery one

Variant spelling of Keegan, derived from Irish 'Cadhgan,' possibly meaning 'small fire.'

Small fire; variant of Keegan with Irish roots

Small and fierce

From Old English 'cene' meaning keen or bold, originally an English surname used as a given name.

Small ancient one or keen. An Irish name indicating sharpness and wisdom.

Handsome; noble

Second-born of twins; a Yoruba name honoring birth order in twin births.

Pine tree

Typically meaning respectful, orderly, or clear; exact meaning depends on the kanji used.

Slender or fair; Celtic origin variant of Cillian

Dark, dusky

Variant spelling of Kieran, Irish name meaning 'dark-haired' or 'little dark one'.

Dark or little dark one; from the Irish word for dark.

Derived from Kieran, meaning 'small dark one' or 'little dark one,' suggesting mystery and depth

Emperor; variant of the German Kaiser

Helper or assistant; a Japanese name with meanings determined by its kanji characters.

Depending on kanji, may convey enlightenment or celebration

Forest or wood. Represents connection to nature and woodland strength.

Emperor; Dutch and Afrikaans word used as a name.

Brave warrior in Hawaiian. Embodies courage, strength, and martial valor.

Thanks to God or praise to God; from Igbo ke (thanks) and chi (God)

Chief or little chief; derived from Hawaiian language.

Place name from Kelso, Scotland.

Variant of Kelvin, derived from the River Kelvin in Scotland.

From the Kelvin River; narrow river

Arabic origin meaning 'perfection' or 'completeness,' representing wholeness and excellence.

Possibly derived from Arabic 'qamar' meaning moon, though etymology uncertain.

Black land; ancient Egyptian term for the fertile soil of Egypt, symbolizing the land's richness and abundance.

Settlement on a river; English place name used as given name.

God's assembly; Biblical name combining Hebrew roots for God and assembly

Geographic name from the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska; used as a modern given name.

Biblical name; possibly meaning brightness or hunter

Valley of the River Kent. A place-based English name with geographical significance.

Modern variant of Kendall, from Old English meaning 'valley of the River Kent.'

Chief with royal power; one who holds supreme authority. Variant of Kendrick.

Scottish/English name meaning 'royal ruler' or derived from the Scottish surname Kendrick.

Royal ruler or chief.

Valley of the river Kent.

Igbo name meaning 'Thank God' or 'Praise God,' composed of 'kene' (what/praise) and 'chukwu' (God).

Handsome or born of fire. Variant of Kenneth with Scottish origins.

Depends on kanji; commonly 'healthy first' or 'strong first.'

Handsome; from Scottish Gaelic, meaning 'handsome' or 'born of fire'.