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Names Starting With K (Page 3)

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Kanta

Kanta means desired or beautiful.

Hindi, Bengali Bengali

Kanti

Kanti means beauty.

Hindi, Bengali, Hinduism Bengali

Kantuta

Kantuta means cantua flower.

Kanya

Kanya means young woman.

Kanybek

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

Kanza

Kanza means treasure.

Kaolin

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

English (Rare) English

Kaori

Kaori means fragrant weaving.

Japanese Japanese

Kaoru

Kaoru means fragrant.

Japanese Japanese

Kaourintin

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

Kapila

Kapila means reddish brown.

Hinduism, Sinhalese Sinhalese

Kapka

Kapka means droplet.

Bulgarian Bulgarian

Kapua

Kapua means the flower.

Hawaiian Hawaiian

Kara

Kara means black or dark.

Ottoman Turkish Turkish

Karabo

Karabo means answer.

Sotho, Tswana All

Karakat

A variant of Kara, meaning "black, dark".

Karalina

Karalina means full-grown or free.

Belarusian Belarusian

Karam

Karam means nobility or generosity.

Karan

Karan means clever or skillful.

Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi Pakistani

Karapet

Karapet means forerunner or precursor.

Armenian Armenian

Karaugh

A variant of Kara, meaning "black, dark".

English (Rare) English

Karcsi

Karcsi means strong and masculine man.

Hungarian Hungarian

Kardelen

Kardelen means snowdrop (flower).

Turkish Turkish

Kåre

Kåre means curly or curved.

Norwegian, Swedish, Danish Danish

Kareem

Kareem means the one who gives a lot, generous, noble, or dignity.

Karekin

A variant of Kare, meaning "Curly; Curved".

Armenian Armenian

Karel

Karel means strong, manly, masculine, or army.

Dutch, Czech, Slovene Czech

Karen

Karen means pure, brave, warrior, flower, lotus, or water lily.

Armenian Armenian

Karena

Karena means the pure one.

English (Rare) English

Karenza

A variant of Kare, meaning "Curly; Curved".

Cornish Cornish

Kari

A variant of Karia, meaning "Yahweh remembers; Beautiful; Graceful; Love".

Finnish Finnish

Karim

Karim means generous or noble.

Arabic, Persian, Tajik, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, Kazakh, Tatar Arabic

Karima

Karima means giving and generous or noble.

Karin

Karin means pure, torture, each of the two, chinese quince, or burmese rosewood.

Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Finnish, Estonian, Czech, Slovak, Slovene Czech

Karina

Karina means pure, beloved, or each of the two.

Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, German, Russian, English, Latvian, Spanish Danish

Karine

Karine means beloved friend, dear, or pure.

Armenian Armenian

Karissa

A variant of Karis, meaning "Grace; Love; Kindness".

English English

Kariuki

Kariuki means reincarnated one.

Kärım

Kärım means fate or garden.

Karl

Karl means freeman, manly, army, or warrior.

German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, English, Finnish, Estonian, Germanic, Old Norse Danish

Karla

Karla means strong, womanly, free woman, peasant, or little and strong.

German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Czech, Croatian, English Croatian

Karlee

Karlee means free woman.

English (Modern) English

Karlene

Karlene means strong woman or free woman.

English English

Karlheinz

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

Karli

Karli means little and womanly or free woman.

English (Modern) English

Karlie

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

English (Modern) English

Karlijn

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

Kārlis

Kārlis means strong and masculine.

Latvian Latvian

Karlmann

A lovely baby name of German (Archaic) origin, traditionally chosen for boys.

German (Archaic) German

Karlo

Karlo means man with armor, free man, or army.

Croatian, Slovene, Georgian Georgian

Karly

A variant of Karlyn, meaning "Strong woman".

English (Modern) English

Karmel

Karmel means garden.

Karmela

Karmela means garden.

Croatian Croatian

Karmen

A variant of Karm, meaning "Fate; Garden".

Slovene, Croatian, Estonian Croatian

Karol

Karol means strong, manly, free woman, song, or hymn.

English English

Karolina

A variant of Karolin, meaning "Free man".

Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Hungarian, Slovene, Croatian, Macedonian, Ukrainian, Russian, Lithuanian, German Croatian

Karolína

A variant of Karolin, meaning "Free man".

Czech, Slovak Czech

Karoline

Karoline means free woman, army, freeholder, song of joy, strong, or beautiful.

German, Danish, Norwegian Danish

Karolis

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

Lithuanian Lithuanian

Karolos

Karolos means full-grown.