Girl Names Starting With K

Modern variant of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the keels' from Old English.

Island of the ships. Scottish variant of Kelsey.

Spring or fountain

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

Whole, complete, or perfect; derived from the Hebrew concept of wholeness and completeness.

War or strife; a modern variant of Kelly with Irish roots.

Bright-headed and graceful. Combines Kelly (bright-headed) with Ann (grace and favor).

From the island of fierce ones or from a spring; variant of Kelsey

Bright-headed or bright warrior. From Irish surname Kelly with luminous connotations.

Bright and gracious; a combination of Kelly and Anne

Bright-headed or bright-haired. Derived from Gaelic roots indicating clarity and brilliance.

Modern variant of Kelly, meaning 'bright-haired' or 'church.'

From the island. Represents maritime heritage and connection to water.

Ship victory; from the island of the ships.

Bright-headed; from the Irish word for bright or lively.

From an English place name meaning bright clearing.

A type of canary bird or tropical tree (Kenari nut tree); used as a nature-inspired name.

From the river valley of the Kent

Valley of the river Kent; modern variant of Kendall, an English place-based name.

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

From the valley of the River Kent; English place-derived name.

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

Variant of Kendra, English name possibly with Scottish Gaelic roots.

From the valley of the River Kent; a place-based name.

Helmeted chief, a modern variant spelling of Kennedy used as a given name.

Modern English combination of 'Ken' (royal) and 'Leigh' (clearing).

Variant of Kennedy, from Irish Gaelic Ceannéidigh meaning rough-headed or helmeted

Ugly head or helmeted leader.

Gaelic origin derived from 'Ceannéidigh,' traditionally associated with misshapen head.

Clear water or knowledge; English/Scottish origin symbolizing clarity

Helmeted chief (variant of Kennedy)

Variant of Kennedy; Irish origin meaning helmeted chief or descendant of the helmeted one, symbolizing leadership and nobility.

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

Helmeted chief - Irish origin conveying leadership and strength.

Helmeted chief, armored head

Handsome; from Scottish tradition

Feminine form of Kenneth, derived from Scottish Gaelic meaning handsome or comely.

Ugly head. Irish Gaelic surname origin, used as given name.

Of the Kennedy clan; Irish surname used as a given name.

Descendant of the Ceanneidigh clan.

Variant of Kinsey; English origin meaning 'royal victory' or 'victorious ruler.'

Royal estate or settlement; English place name meaning the settlement of Cyne's people.