Names that Begin with K

• Kazim

  Kazim is an Arabic name which means "one who controls his anger".

• Kazimiera

  Feminine form of Kazimierz.

• Kazimieras

  Lithuanian form of Casimir.

• Kazimierz

  Polish form of Casimir.

• Kazimir

  Russian form of Casimir.

• Kazimír

  Czech, Slovak and Hungarian form of Casimir.

• Kázmér

  Hungarian form of Casimir.

• Kazue

  From Japanese (kazu) "harmony" or (kazu) "one" combined with (e) "branch" or (e) "blessing, favour".

• Kazuki

  From Japanese (kazu) "one" or (kazu) "harmony" combined with (ki) "radiance, shine" or (ki) "hope".

• Kazuko

  From Japanese (kazu) "one" or (kazu) "harmony" combined with (ko) "child".

• Kazumi

  Kazumi is a Japanese name which means "beautiful harmony".

• Kazuo

  From Japanese (kazu) "one" or (kazu) "harmony" combined with (o) "male" or (o) "husband, man".

• Keahi

  Keahi is a Hawaiian name which means "fire".

• Keahilani

  Keahilani is a Hawaiian name which means "the fire of heaven".

• Keaka

  Keaka originates in Hawaiian language and means "person of shadows".

• Keala

  Keala is a Hawaiian name which means "fragrance".

• Kealamauloa

  Kealamauloa is a Hawaiian name which means "eternal path".

• Kealani

  Kealani is a Hawaiian name which means "clear or white heaven".

• Kealoha

  Kealoha is a Hawaiian name which means "the loved one".

• Kealohi

  Kealohi is a Hawaiian name which means "brightness".

• Kealohilani

  Kealohilani is a Hawaiian name which means "brightness of heaven".

• Kean

  Anglicized form of Cian.

• Keandre

  Keandre is a combination of the prefix Ke- and the name Andre, ultimately derived from Andrew.

• Keane

  Variant of Kean.

• Keanna

  Combination of the popular name prefix Ke and Anna.

• Keanu

  Possibly means "cool breeze" in Hawaiian.

• Keao

  Keao originates in Hawaiian language and means "the light of the day".

• Keara

  Variant of Ciara.

• Kearney

  Kearney is an Irish name and means "war like".

• Keaton

  From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning "shed town" in Old English.