Boy Names Starting With K

Handsome. Gaelic variant of Kenneth meaning pleasant or beautiful.

Refers to the Kiowa people, a Native American tribe.

Ray of light, beam of sunlight

Dark-haired; small dark one. Variant of Kieran.

Lord or master, derived from the Greek word kyrios meaning lordship or divine authority.

Russian form of the Greek 'Kyriacus' meaning 'of the Lord' or 'belonging to the Lord.'

Legendary hooved mythological creature in Japanese culture; also associated with 'ray of light' in Sanskrit

English place name meaning 'church land,' from 'kirk' (church) and 'land.' Associated with heritage and tradition.

Lordly, noble; derived from Greek kyrios meaning lord

Courteous and polite; a variant of Kurt with Germanic roots.

Devotional singing and hymn-singing in Hindu and Indian spiritual traditions

Related to Lord Krishna; represents divinity and lordship. Associated with Hindu philosophy and spiritual devotion.

A river in Israel mentioned in biblical texts. Possibly derived from Hebrew roots meaning 'hard' or 'difficult.'

Possibly derived from Persian elements suggesting kingship, nobility, or royal lineage.

Clear and pure, representing clarity of mind and spiritual purity.

Cauldron or helmet; from Old Norse suggesting strength and protection.

Clerk or clergyman. Variant spelling of Clark, from the Latin clericus.

Victory of the people. German form of Nicholas, from Greek Nikolaos.

Clay, earth; variant spelling

Settlement on clay soil. Variant of Clayton with contemporary spelling.

From the clay settlement. Modern variant of Clayton.

Small; a German surname denoting small size.

From Germanic origins meaning 'small' or 'slope,' typically a surname occasionally used as a first name.

Cliff settlement; rocky settlement

Variant spelling of Clyde, derived from Scottish place name meaning 'from the river Clyde'

Narrow strait; Scottish place-based name referring to a narrow channel or geographical feature.

From the knight's field or settlement

Round hill, from the hills

Knot

Warrior, brave, bold, fearless

A variant of Coby, often derived from Jacobus, meaning supplanter.

Friend, companion, ally

Helpful, son of Oda. Irish-derived name with supportive qualities.

Descendant of Óda

From Alutiiq language, referring to the Kodiak bear and Kodiak Island in Alaska.

A spelling variant of Cody, derived from Old English meaning 'helpful' or 'descendant of the helpful one.'

Born on Friday

Japanese name; meaning depends on kanji used, often related to harmony or peace

Potter. German occupational surname used as a given name.

Japanese name with kanji-dependent meaning; commonly signifies happiness or first/superior depending on character selection.

Japanese name with meanings depending on characters; commonly associated with 'light,' 'filial piety,' or 'next.'

Born on Monday. Akan naming tradition assigning days of birth to specific names.

Dark settlement; from the coal farm.

Dark settlement; from Old Norse and Old English origins

Variant of Colin, from Irish/Scottish roots meaning 'young' or 'pup'.

Young warrior or cub. A modern variation of Colin, derived from Gaelic Cailean.

Young horse; spirited and free.

Coal town; from a place name indicating a settlement near coal deposits.

A dry, warm wind in Hawaiian culture. The name carries association with natural forces and tropical origins.

Lover of hounds; strong warrior and protector.

Lover of hounds; associated with nobility, protection, and strength.

Bold counsel; Germanic name representing courage and wisdom in leadership.

Constant or steadfast. Derived from Latin Constantinus, expressing stability and reliability.

Steadfast and resolute. From Latin Constantinus.

Firm, constant, or steadfast.

Recitation; the holy book of Islam representing divine scripture

An offering or sacrifice, from Hebrew korban.