Baby Names

Names starting with K

97 baby names starting with K, with their meaning

  • Kai

    Boy

    Means "willow". A Hawaiian name.

    Japanese · Hawaiian · Chinese

  • Karen

    Girl

    Means "pure", a Danish form of Catherine.

    Scandinavian · Greek

  • Karina

    Girl

    Means "pure", a variant of Karen and Catherine.

    Scandinavian · Greek

  • Karla

    Girl

    Means "free woman", a K-spelling of Carla.

    German · Germanic

  • Kiara

    Girl

    Means "clear", "bright", a variant of Chiara.

    Italian · Latin

  • Of Japanese origin, meaning "toward the sea".

    Japanese

  • Variant of Catherine: "pure and noble".

    Greek

  • Means "from the royal fortress meadow", from Old English.

    English

  • Of Japanese origin, a unisex name meaning "ocean village".

    Japanese

  • Of Sanskrit origin, meaning "lotus flower".

    Sanskrit

  • Kanu

    Boy

    Of Hindu origin, meaning "handsome".

    Sanskrit

  • Of Japanese origin, meaning "true harmony".

    Japanese

  • Made famous by actor Keanu Reeves, this Hawaiian name means "breeze".

    Hawaiian

  • Keila

    Girl

    Means "fortress", "crowned with laurels".

    Hebrew

  • Kenia

    Girl

    From the country's name; read as "shining white mountain", after Mount Kenya.

    African

  • Widely used in Japan and abroad, and traditionally written Kenzō. Its kanji can mean "humble", "strong", "wise", or "healthy", with zo meaning "three"; the name is also linked to designer Kenzo Takada.

    Japanese

  • Of Irish origin, meaning "sweet and honest man".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Of Celtic origin, meaning "little warrior".

    Irish · Celtic

  • Kuno

    Boy

    Of Germanic origin, meaning "clan, family".

    Germanic

  • Of Hebrew origin, meaning "tenacious as a dog".

    Hebrew

  • Kaori

    Unisex

    A main character in Your Lie in April (Shigatsu wa Kimi no Uso). Means "scent, fragrance".

    Japanese

  • Of Arabic origin, meaning "noble, generous".

    Arabic

  • Karol

    Girl

    Means "free man", used in Spanish as a short form of Carolina.

    Slavic · Germanic

  • Kasumi

    Girl

    Means "mist", the soft haze of spring.

    Japanese

  • Kazumi

    Girl

    Means "harmonious beauty" or "unique beauty", depending on the kanji.

    Japanese

  • Means "the peaceful one".

    Japanese

  • Keiko

    Girl

    Means "blessed child", "daughter of grace".

    Japanese

  • Of African origin, meaning "the one who worships".

    Japanese · African

  • A unisex name popular in the United States, meaning "the fighter". It is more common as a girl's name.

  • Of Native American origin, meaning "black bear".

    American · Native American

  • Kendal

    Girl

    An English place name: "the valley of the River Kent".

    English

  • More common as a girl's name but also used for boys. Of Germanic origin, meaning "valley of the River Kent".

    Germanic · English

  • A common name both in and outside Japan. Ken can mean "strong", "sharp", or "healthy", and ji means "two".

    Japanese

  • Of Japanese origin, meaning "healthy, uplifting".

    Japanese

  • Killa

    Girl

    Means "moon".

    Quechua

  • Of Sanskrit origin, meaning "ray of light".

    Sanskrit

  • Koi

    Boy

    Of Hawaiian origin, meaning "water".

    Hawaiian

  • Kuta

    Boy

    Of Japanese origin, meaning "great peace".

    Japanese

  • Kaan

    Boy

    Of Turkish origin, meaning "chief".

    Turkish

  • Of Mayan origin, meaning "one with a good hand for planting".

    Mayan

  • Of Arabic origin, meaning "magnificent, great".

    Arabic

  • Of Germanic origin. Means "combat".

    Germanic

  • Of Hebrew origin, a biblical name meaning "he who stands before God".

    Hebrew · Biblical

  • Kaede

    Unisex

    Means "maple tree".

    Japanese

  • Kael

    Boy

    Of Gaelic origin, meaning "slender".

    Irish

  • Means "woven bamboo".

    Japanese

  • Kail

    Boy

    Of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning "fine, slender".

    English

  • Of Greek origin, meaning "at the opportune moment".

    Greek