Modern Baby Names (Page 86)

Kilian means little church, war, strife, bright-headed, little warrior, or monk's cell.

Usage: German, Spanish, Irish, French
Category: French

Killa

Killa means moon.

Usage: Quechua
Category: All

Kim

Kim means gold or metal.

Usage: Vietnamese
Category: Vietnamese

Kimbra

Kimbra means from the meadow of the royal fortress.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Kimi

Kimi means righteous, secret, raised by Yahweh, Lord, or prince.

Usage: Finnish
Category: Finnish

Kimiko

A lovely baby name of Japanese origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Kimmie

Kimmie means royal fortress meadow, cyndeburg's field, or war chief.

Usage: English
Category: English

Kimmo

Kimmo means one who is raised by God.

Usage: Finnish
Category: Finnish

Kimmy

A variant of Kimm, meaning "Cyneburg's field".

Usage: English
Category: English

King

King means monarch or ruler.

Usage: English
Category: English

Kinley

Kinley means son of the fair-haired warrior, son of the physician, goodness, or joy.

Usage: Tibetan, Bhutanese
Category: Tibetan

Kip

Kip means male salmon.

Usage: English
Category: English

Kira

A variant of Kiran, meaning "dust".

Usage: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Kirabo

Kirabo means gift.

Usage: Ganda
Category: All

Kiran

Kiran means dust.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, Gujarati, Nepali, Urdu
Category: Nepali

Kiraz

Kiraz means cherry.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Kirby

Kirby means church settlement.

Usage: English
Category: English

Kire

Kire means Lord.

Usage: Macedonian
Category: Macedonian

Kiril

Kiril means Lord or lordly.

Usage: Bulgarian, Macedonian
Category: Bulgarian

Kirils

A variant of Kiri, meaning "skin of a tree or fruit".

Usage: Latvian
Category: Latvian

Kirk

Kirk means church.

Usage: English
Category: English

Kiro

Kiro means Lord.

Usage: Macedonian
Category: Macedonian

Kiryl

A variant of Kiry, meaning "Mountain".

Usage: Belarusian
Category: Belarusian

Kishor

Kishor means colt.

Usage: Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Nepali
Category: Nepali

Kiyo

Kiyo means clean or pure.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Kiyoko

Kiyoko means holy child or pure child.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Kısmet

Kısmet means fate.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Kıvanç

Kıvanç means pleasure or joy.

Usage: Turkish
Category: Turkish

Kjeld

A lovely baby name of Danish origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Danish
Category: Danish

Kjetil

Kjetil means kettle, cauldron, or helmet.

Usage: Norwegian
Category: Norwegian

Klaas

A lovely baby name of Dutch, Low German origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Dutch, Low German
Category: Dutch

Klaes

Klaes means the victory of the people.

Usage: Frisian
Category: Frisian

Klah

Klah means left-handed.

Usage: Navajo
Category: All

Klahan

Klahan means brave.

Usage: Thai
Category: Thai

Klajdi

A lovely baby name of Albanian origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Klaos

A lovely baby name of Limburgish origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Limburgish
Category: Limburgish

Klara

Klara means clear, bright, or famous.

Usage: Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Slovene, Croatian
Category: Croatian

Klára

Klára means clear, bright, or famous.

Usage: Hungarian, Czech, Slovak
Category: Czech

Klaus

Klaus means victory of the people.

Usage: German, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish
Category: Danish

Klāvs

A lovely baby name of Latvian origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Latvian
Category: Latvian

Klay

Klay means clay settlement.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Klea

A lovely baby name of Albanian origin, traditionally chosen for girls.

Usage: Albanian
Category: Albanian

Kléber

Kléber means glue or sticky substance.

Usage: French, Portuguese (Brazilian)
Category: French

Knarik

Knarik means lyre.

Usage: Armenian
Category: Armenian

Knox

Knox means round hill.

Usage: English
Category: English

Knud

Knud means knot.

Usage: Danish
Category: Danish

Knut

Knut means knot.

Usage: Swedish, Norwegian, German
Category: German

Knute

Knute means knot.

Usage: English (American, Rare)
Category: English

Kō

Kō means holder of the heel, supplanter, amber, or tall or high.

Usage: Japanese
Category: Japanese

Koba

Koba means holder of the heel, supplanter, or May God protect.

Usage: Georgian
Category: Georgian

Kobe

Kobe means holder of the heel, May God protect, city of Kobe, or tortoise.

Usage: Flemish
Category: Dutch

Kobina

A variant of Kobi, meaning "Holder of the heel; May God protect; Born On Tuesday".

Usage: Akan
Category: All

Kobus

Kobus means holder of the heel or supplanter.

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

Koby

A lovely baby name of English (Modern) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Koda

Koda means friend or companion.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Kodey

Kodey means gives a helping hand.

Usage: English (Rare)
Category: English

Kodjo

A lovely baby name of Ewe origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: Ewe
Category: All

Kody

A lovely baby name of English (Modern) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

Usage: English (Modern)
Category: English

Koen

Koen means brave counsel or brave advisor.

Usage: Dutch
Category: Dutch

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