Girl Names Starting With K

Variant of Christina, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed,' referring to followers of Christ.

Clear and bright. Modern variant of Crystal, meaning transparent or luminous.

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

A variant of Crystal; from Greek origin meaning 'clear' or 'crystalline'.

Eastern European variant of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ' from Greek.

Creation or art; from Sanskrit meaning divine work or artistic creation.

Related to the Pleiades star cluster (Krittika Nakshatra) in Hindu astronomy.

Creation; a composition or work of art.

Criticism, discernment. Name from Sanskrit tradition.

Action, deed, or movement; a spiritual practice or technique

Grace or compassion; Sanskrit name denoting kindness and spiritual grace

Creation or skillful work in the context of art and craft

Derived from Greek 'krystallos,' meaning ice or clear. Symbolizes clarity and brilliance.

Derived from Greek 'krystallos,' meaning ice or clear. Symbolizes clarity and brilliance.

Modern variant of Crystal, from Greek 'krystallos' meaning 'clear ice,' symbolizing clarity and transparency.

Clear ice, transparent; modern spelling of Crystal from Greek crystalline

Clear, transparent; variant of Crystal derived from Greek krystallos.

Anointed one or relating to Christ, from Greek 'Christos.'

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Christian.

Follower of Christ; a Polish form of Christiana.

Follower of Christ, from Greek Christos.

Follower of Christ; variant of Christine from Greek.

Clear ice; clear glass. Variant spelling of Crystal.

Follower of Christ. Modern variant spelling of Kristen or Christina.

Modern spelling variant of Crystal, derived from Greek meaning 'ice' or 'crystalline'.

Variant spelling of Christine/Kristin, derived from Greek 'Christos' meaning 'anointed one'.

Polish form of Christine, from Greek 'christos' meaning 'anointed one' or 'follower of Christ.'

Hospitable and welcoming; derived from Greek xenia meaning hospitality.

Derived from Greek 'xenia', meaning hospitality and kindness to travelers and guests.

Power, strength, or divine ability; represents capability and force.

Full-cheeked or having beautiful cheeks; an Arabic name emphasizing feminine beauty.

Full-cheeked or plump-faced; denotes beauty and abundance in classical Arabic

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

Christian; follower of Christ.

Follower of Christ; variant spelling of Kirsten.

Christian or follower of Christ, a modern variant of Kirsten.

Happy, fortunate, blessed. Sanskrit name symbolizing joy and good fortune.

Sweetheart or beloved one; a term of endearment in Hawaiian.

First, the beginning, from the Swahili holiday celebrating African heritage.

Narrow strait or from the kyle; represents Scottish geography and nature.

Modern variant of Kylie or Kyle; Scottish origin meaning 'narrow strait' or 'boomerang.'

From the narrow strait

Variant of Kylie, meaning 'narrow strait' or 'boomerang' in Scottish/Gaelic.

Boomerang

Boomerang, narrow strait. Modern variant of Kylie.

A boomerang; derived from an Australian Aboriginal word for a returning missile weapon.

Short form of Kimberley, meaning 'from the wood meadow' in English.

Variant of Kimberly, meaning 'from the royal forest' or 'wood clearing' in Old English.

From Kimberley; an English place name.

English variant of Kimberley, derived from a place name meaning 'from the royal forest.'

From English place name meaning royal forest or similar origin.

From the royal forest. A modern variant of Kimberly, derived from English place names and royal heritage.

From the royal forest; English name meaning from the wood of the royal forest.

Variant of Kennedy, Irish surname used as given name with modern spelling variation.

Child of fragrance or capital; combines kyō (fragrance, capital) with ko (child).

Sovereign; from Greek mythology referring to a Thessalian princess

Short form of Kyrie; Greek origin meaning 'Lord' or 'Master.'

Lady or mistress; a Greek title conveying respect, authority, and noble bearing.