Others Dog Names

Katka

Diminutive of Kateřina or Katarina

Kauai

The name of a beautiful Hawaiian island known for its stunning landscapes and natural beauty.

Kavi

A poetic name derived from Sanskrit meaning 'wise' or 'poet'

Kawhi

Kayce

A variant of Casey or Case

Kayin

A name of unknown origin, potentially linked to African cultures symbolizing a warrior or a strong person

Kayleigh

Variant of Kaylee, also used in French

Kaysa

A feminine given name recorded in modern American usage.

Kazimir

Slavic "destroyer of peace"; Croatian, Slovene and Russian form of Casimir

Keagan

Irish variant of Keegan

Kealoha

Hawaiian, "the loved one", from ke, a definite article, and aloha "love"

Keava

Recorded as a given name in Irish (Anglicized), feminine

Keeaka

Keefe

From an Irish surname, an anglicised form of Caoimh, from the given name or byname Caomh

Keegan

From an irish surname, the anglicized form of mac aodhagáin

Keelan

Anglicised form of the Irish name Caolán, from caol, meaning slender or narrow

Keelee

No meaning is recorded in the sources checked

Keeli

No documented meaning; recorded as a modern English given name

Keelin

Anglicized form of the Irish name Caoilfhionn

Keely

From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of Caolaidhe, from caol "slender"

Keeva

Anglicised form of the Irish name Caoimhe, from caomh, 'dear, precious, beloved'

Kegan

Variant of Keegan

Kehlani

A variant spelling of the Hawaiian names Kailani or Kalani

Keiki

Hawaiian word for child or baby

Keilani

Means "glorious heaven" in Hawaiian, from kei "glorious, dignified" and lani "heaven, sky, royal, majesty"

Keiran

Variant of Kieran, an anglicisation of the Irish name Ciarán, meaning "little dark one"

Keith

From a Scottish surname, possibly from a Celtic root meaning "wood"

Kekoa

Brave or bold in Hawaiian

Kekona

Kel

A name derived from the Irish word for 'narrow', often used as a diminutive.

Kelby

From Old English ċild, "child", and Old Norse býr, "settlement"

Keld

Danish form of Ketil, from Old Norse ketill, meaning "kettle"

Kelda

Possibly derived from Old Norse kildr, meaning "a spring"

Keldan

Recorded as a modern English given name; no meaning is documented

Kellan

Variant of Kellen, a male given name

Kellie

A diminutive form of Kelly, meaning 'warrior' or 'strife'.

Kelso

English given name and surname, from Middle Welsh Calchvynyð, "lime mountain"

Keltie

A Celtic name meaning 'from the place of the Kelt,' or 'small, slim person'.

Kelvin

Kemo

Kendrick

From Old English Cyneric "royal power" or Cenric "bold power", or Welsh Cynwrig "chief hero"

Kendy

Recorded as a given name in English, used for both girls and boys

Kenedy

Recorded as a given name in modern English; no meaning documented

Kenna

Feminine form of Kenneth, used in English

Kennedy

From an Irish surname, anglicised from Irish Gaelic Cinnéidigh

Kenny

Diminutive of Kenneth; in Ireland an anglicisation of Ó Cionnaith

Kenzi

A modern English given name, recorded for both girls and boys

Keo

Recorded as a given name in Hawaiian and Lao

Keona

Hawaiian: ke ("the") + ona ("attractive")

Kera

Recorded as a given name in English, where it is rare and feminine

Kerensa

Means "love" in Cornish

Keri

Feminine variant of Kerry; also a Hebrew term meaning "accident" or "mishap"

Kerie

Kerko

Kerr

From a Scots surname meaning "thicket, marsh", ultimately from Old Norse kjarr

Kerro

Kerry

From the Irish county name Ciarra, meaning "Ciar's people"

Kev

A short form of the name Kevin, meaning 'handsome' or 'kind'

Kevin

Anglicized form of the Irish Caoimhín, from Old Irish cóem "dear, beloved" and gein "birth"

Keya

Recorded as a feminine given name in Bengali

Keyla

Recorded as a feminine given name in Latin American Spanish

Khai

No meaning is documented in the sources checked

Khan

A title of respect and authority in Central Asia and Middle East, historically used for leaders and rulers.

Khyros

Kian

Persian for "king, foundation, symbol of pride"; also a variant of the Irish Cian.

Kiana

Hawaiian form of Diana; also a variant of Qiana

Kicki

A given name recorded in Swedish, where it is used as a feminine name

Kiele

A name of Hawaiian origin meaning 'bright' or 'clear'

Kier

Recorded as a rare masculine given name in English and Dutch

Kiera

Anglicized form of Ciara, from Irish cíar, meaning "dark"

Killian

Anglicized form of the Irish name Cillian, likely meaning 'little church'

Kim

An English short form of Kimball or Kimberley, a Scandinavian short form of Joachim, and a Korean surname

Kima

Recorded as a feminine given name in Basque and Russian

Kimchi

A traditional Korean side dish made of fermented vegetables

Kimm

German surname from Middle Low German kimme, "edge; horizon"

Kinga

Polish and Hungarian diminutive of Kunigunde.

Kini

Recorded as a feminine given name in Hawaiian

Kinley

From a Scottish surname, an anglicised form of Mac Fhionnlaigh

Kiona

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Kiowa

The name of a Native American tribe of the Great Plains

Kir

Russian form of Cyrus

Kiras

Kiri

Māori for "skin" or "bark"; also Khmer for "mountain summit"

Kiril

Bulgarian and Macedonian form of Cyril

Kirk

English and Scottish surname meaning "church", from Old Norse kirkja

Kischo

Kish

A name possibly derived from various cultures, could mean 'king' or refer to a mythical place.

Kisha

Kiska

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in American English

Kismet

The Turkic term for predestination in Islam

Kitchi

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Kivo

Kiwa

Means "dark" in Māori

Klink

A surname

Klodo

Knox

From a Scots surname, from Gaelic cnoc "round hill"

Knud

Danish form of knut, from old norse knútr

Knut

From Old Norse Knútr, originally a byname meaning "knot"

Knute

Variant of Knut, from Old Norse knútr, meaning knot

Koa

Brave, bold, or warrior in Hawaiian