Boy Names Starting With K

To care for or attend to; reflects compassion and service to others.

From the hollow. Variant of Corey or Cory.

Variant spelling of Corey; possibly from Irish origin but exact etymology uncertain

Variant of Kurt, from Germanic meaning 'wise counselor' or 'bold.'

God knows best (Igbo: Kosi relating to knowing, Chukwu meaning God).

Cosmos or universe; represents order, harmony, and cosmic vastness.

Short form of Konstantinos, Greek origin meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast'.

Steadfast and constant; unchanging.

Greek diminutive of Konstantinos, meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast.'

Ko means small; taro is a common masculine suffix. Often represents a younger or smaller male.

Light or shining (meaning depends on kanji used).

Sun or light; the Persian name for the ancient king Cyrus the Great.

Scar in Swahili.

Shopkeeper or merchant; one who runs a shop or store

Power, strength, or might. Symbolizes dominance and force.

Rock. A variant spelling of Craig, from Scottish Gaelic creag meaning rock.

Related to Krishna, the divine Hindu deity, carrying associations with the sacred, transcendent, and divine play.

Dark-complexioned or the dark one, derived from Sanskrit. One of the names of the Hindu deity Krishna, representing divine love and wisdom.

Dark, all-attractive, supreme being

Modern spelling of Kris, derived from Christian tradition meaning 'follower of Christ'.

Follower of Christ

Follower of Christ - Latin origin signifying Christian faith.

Follower of Christ; derived from Christian.

Scandinavian variant of Christopher, derived from Greek 'Christophoros' meaning 'Christ bearer.'

Bearer of Christ; derived from Greek Christos and pheros.

Bearer of Christ, combining Greek elements Christos and phoros (bearer).

Bearer of Christ.

"Christian" or "follower of Christ," modern variant of Christian.

Related to the month of Kartik in the Hindu calendar; variant of Karthik.

Combination of 'kriya' (action) and 'ansh' (part/portion), referring to a part of divine action

Cross or crossroads.

Variant of Krishna, Sanskrit name meaning dark or dark blue, traditionally associated with divinity and protection.

Modern variant of Cruz, Spanish word meaning 'cross'.

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Christian.

Christ-bearer; one who carries Christ's message.

Bearer of Christ

Bearer of Christ; derived from Greek elements meaning 'to carry' and 'Christ'.

Polish diminutive of Jacob, meaning 'supplanter.'

Handsome, Scottish origin from place name Cullen

Japanese word meaning 'bear.' Used as a given name in Japanese culture.

Prince

Princess or young unmarried woman. In Hinduism, a title for the goddess Durga in her virgin form.

Sanskrit/Hindi name referring to 'lotus' or derived from Hindu mythology (son of Emperor Ashoka).

A modern variant spelling of Kirk, from Scottish meaning 'church.'

Courteous and refined; of the court.

Intelligent, sharp, or clever. From Sanskrit 'kusha' and 'agra' meaning best or foremost.

Skilled; clever; wise; one who is adept

North; represents direction and guidance in Turkish culture

Born on Tuesday in the Akan day-naming tradition.

An Akan day name given to boys born on Monday, representing connection to Monday's spiritual significance.

Born on Wednesday

An Akan name meaning 'born on Saturday', associated with strength and wisdom.

Authority or strength. A Korean name meaning authority, power, or strong.

Born on Sunday in Akan tradition.

Truth; genuine.

Akan day-name meaning 'born on Sunday'

Narrow strait or narrow channel. Represents passage and transition.