Names that Begin with K

• Kwame

  Means "born on Saturday" in Akan.

• Kwan

  Kwan is a Korean name which means "strong".

• Kwang

  Kwang originates in Korean language and it means "wild".

• Kwanjai

  Kwanjai originates in Thai language and it means "sweetheart".

• Kwanza

  Kwanza is a Swahili name which means "first".

• Kwasi

  Means "born on Sunday" in Akan.

• Kweku

  Variant of Kwaku.

• Kwesi

  Variant of Kwasi.

• Kye

  Kye is a diminutive of Kyle.

• Kyjuan

  Kyjuan is a combination of the prefix Ky- and the name Juan, itself a Spanish variant of John.

• Kyla

  Feminine form of Kyle.

• Kyle

  From a Scottish surname which was derived from Gaelic caol meaning "narrows, channel, strait".

• Kylee

  Variant of Kylie.

• Kyleigh

  Variant of Kylie.

• Kylen

  Kylen is most likely a modern modification of Kyle.

• Kyler

  Probably a variant of Kyle, blending it with Tyler.

• Kylian

  Kylian is a variant of Killian.

• Kylie

  This name arose in Australia, where it is said to mean "boomerang" in an Australian Aboriginal language.

• Kylli

  Short form of Kyllikki.

• Kyllikki

  Possibly derived from an old Finnish word meaning "woman".

• Kym

  Variant of Kim.

• Kynaston

  From an English surname which was originally derived from a place name meaning " Cynefrið 's town" in Old English.

• Kynthia

  Greek form of Cynthia.

• Kyo

  Variant transcription of Kyou.

• Kyösti

  Finnish form of Gustav.

• Kyou

  From Japanese "cooperation", "capital", "village" or "apricot".

• Kyra

  Variant of Kira , sometimes considered a feminine form of Cyrus.

• Kyran

  Variant of Kieran.

• Kyriake

  Variant transcription of Kyriaki.

• Kyriaki

  Feminine form of Kyriakos.