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Kier
Irish origin meaning 'dark-haired'
Kiera
Dark-haired
Kiki
Meaning 'the first' or 'to shine' in various contexts
Kimiko
A child of the aristocrats or respect
Kimm
To protect
Kimmi
Derived from the name Kim, often associated with 'secure' or 'brave'.
Kimon
The sign of the zodiac associated with a particular personality traits
Kingston
King's town or estate
Kinley
Fair, meadow
Kinta
A name of African origin meaning 'the one who has a strong will'
Kiona
Snowy peak
Kira
Light; shining
Kirby
A name of English origin meaning 'church settlement'
Kiril
Derived from the name Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'
Kirk
A place of church or a sacred spot.
Kiro
A name of Japanese origin meaning 'shine' or 'light'
Kischo
A unique name with no specific meaning but has a playful connotation
Kissi
A term of endearment, often used in various cultures to express affection
Kissy
A term of endearment often associated with affection
Kit
A small container or receptacle
Kita
Japanese for 'north' or 'the northern direction'
Kitaro
A boy who brings good fortune
Kitchi
Brave or strong
Kitsy
Derived from the word 'kitten', often used to refer to someone cute or small
Klaus
Victory of the people
Klee
A surname of German origin, associated with the artist Paul Klee or a reference to 'clover' in some contexts.
Kley
A name derived from the Old English word for clay
Kliff
A steep rock face or cliff
Klio
The muse of history in Greek mythology
Klodo
Derived from the word meaning 'to gather' or 'to collect'.
Klue
A hint or a guide to something
Knightley
From the land of knights
Knuckles
Refers to the joints of the fingers, often associated with strength and toughness
Knut
Knot
Kobe
A name derived from a type of beef from Japan.
Kobuk
Kobuk is derived from the name of the Kobuk River in Alaska, which is named from the Inupiat language meaning 'to be carried' or 'to float'.
Koda
The name Koda means 'friend' in Native American languages.
Kodiak
Named after Kodiak Island, home to a large population of Kodiak bears.
Kodiak Or Kodjak
A name associated with a region in Alaska, known for its large brown bears.
Kodlak
A mythical creature from Slavic folklore, often considered a spirit or guardian of the forest.
Kohana
Japanese for 'flower' or 'petal'
Kokamo
A name that evokes a sense of joy and playfulness.
Kokoro
Heart or spirit
Kolbie
A playful and adventurous spirit
Kolja
A diminutive form of Nikolai, meaning 'victory of the people'
Kolya
A common male name in Slavic countries, often derived from Nikolai.
Konan
A name that can refer to the wise or an intelligent person.
Konn
A name that signifies strength and resilience
Kookee
A playful term often associated with delight or cuteness
Koopa
A fictional turtle-like creature from video games
Kootz
A playful and affectionate nickname
Korbel
A type of wine bottle or a celebratory toast
Kori
A Japanese word meaning 'small'; can also refer to a young child
Koro
A cute way to refer to a dog in some cultures
Kosimo
Italian variant of the name Cosimo, meaning 'order' or 'decency'.
Kosy
A cozy and comfortable space
Kota
A name meaning 'friend' or 'companion' in various cultures
Koto
Japanese word for 'harp'
Kova
A name of Slavic origin meaning 'raven' or 'blackbird'
Kovo
A name inspired by a character from literature or culture, often associated with strength and resilience.
Kovu
Hooded or scarred
Kratos
Strength or power
Kraz
A name derived from the word 'crazy', often associated with energetic and playful personalities
Kricket
A playful and lively insect, akin to cricket.
Krispy
Crispy or crunchy texture
Kroni
Derived from the ancient Greek word for a form of a crown.
Kubo
Japanese word meaning 'corner' or 'angle'
Kuddl
To cuddle or hug closely
Kuddle
A term implying a warm and affectionate hug or embrace
Kuka
A name often associated with playful or cheerful qualities.
Kuku
A term of endearment in various cultures, often used to refer to a 'small one' or 'little child'
Kumera
Sweet potato
Kumi
A term of endearment in Japanese, often means 'companion' or 'friend'
Kuno
Brave one
Kura
A Japanese term meaning 'warehouse' or 'storehouse'
Kuri
Japanese for chestnut
Kurt
A variant of the name 'Curtis', meaning polite or courteous
Kurumi
A type of Japanese nut and also means 'walnut' in Japanese
Kuschie
Derived from affectionate terms in various cultures, often indicating a soft or cuddly nature
Kwame
Born on Saturday
Kyber
A name derived from various meanings including the reference to the fictional cybernetic enhancement in popular culture
Kyjo
A playful spirit or energetic dog
Kyla
Narrow or straight
Kyler
A name of English origin meaning 'a follower of the church' or 'a land by the river'.
Kynda
Fire
Kynlee
An alternate spelling of Kinley, meaning fair warrior
Kyoto
Capital city of Japan
Kyria
A feminine form of the Greek word for 'lord' or 'master', often associated with a lady or a noble woman.
Kyrie
A form of address to God, meaning 'Lord' in Greek
KáRa
A traditional name meaning 'pure' or 'beloved'
KüRa
A term used in several languages, meaning 'core' or 'essence'