Boy Names Starting With K

Caliph or leader; refers to a successor or one who follows in Islamic tradition.

Creator or one who creates. Associated with divine creation.

Arabic name meaning 'creator,' derived from the root word khalq meaning to create or form.

From Arabic khalis, meaning 'pure,' 'genuine,' or 'true.'

Ruler, leader, or king; a title from Turkic and Mongol cultures.

Vietnamese name meaning congratulations or celebration; symbolizes joy and festivity.

Variant of Hayden, from English place names meaning 'from the hedged valley', suggesting pastoral qualities.

Good, goodness, or virtue. Often given to wish noble and honorable qualities upon a child.

Goodness, benefit, and blessing in Arabic.

Good; blessed; derived from Arabic khayir meaning goodness and blessing.

The Egyptian god of the sun, resurrection, and transformation, often depicted as a scarab beetle.

Sanskrit/Hindi name derived from 'khel' meaning 'play' or 'sport,' symbolizing joy and playfulness.

The green one; verdant and life-giving in Islamic tradition.

The verdant or green one; a spiritual figure in Islamic tradition associated with wisdom and immortality.

God or creator; from Persian tradition

Vietnamese name; meaning not clearly established in English sources.

Anointed one, derived from the Greek Christos.

Follower of Christ. Variant spelling of Christian.

Variant spelling of Christopher, derived from Greek meaning 'bearer of Christ' or 'one who carries Christ in his heart.'

Variant of Christian, meaning 'one who follows Christ' or 'anointed one.'

Happy, pleased, or glad; expressing contentment and joy.

Variant of Khidr, a revered figure in Islamic tradition

King or ruler; from Sanskrit denoting authority and leadership.

Ancient, kings, royal, grace of God

Barrel maker; one who crafts wooden barrels

Possibly meaning 'church' or derived from a place name, with roots in Germanic regions.

Brave, talented, or intelligent. Represents strength and capability.

Dark or dusky; derived from elements suggesting darkness and strength.

Dark-haired, little dark one

Little dark one or little dark-haired one. Irish/Gaelic variant of Kieran with roots meaning dark or black.

Little dark one; dark-haired

Dark-haired; small dark one.

Dark, black-haired

From a Scottish place name, possibly meaning forest or wooded area.

Youth or young person, representing youthfulness and vitality in the Swahili tradition

Green; symbolizes growth, nature, and vitality in Swahili culture.

Diminutive form, often used as a nickname

Variant of Kilian, possibly related to the Irish saint or meaning 'bright-headed'.

Narrow strait; strong-willed

From Irish tradition; associated with Saint Kilian, an Irish missionary, symbolizing faith and strength.

War strife, church, monastic cell

Derived from Killian; related to 'cill' meaning church in Irish.

Healer or one who brings health, from the Kikuyu language of Kenya.

From the royal forest clearing, derived from the Old English roots of Kimberly.

Supplanter

Protected or treasure; expressing wealth and safekeeping.

Head of battle, from place Kincaid

Related by blood or nature; of similar disposition or character

From the king's meadow or royal clearing.

King's town, royal settlement