Discover and Shortlist Your Perfect Baby Names!
| Name | Meaning | Origins | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaylah | Commonly interpreted as 'crown' or 'laurel'; also used as a diminutive of Michaela or as a modern English spelling variant. | Female | ||
| Kayleah | A modern blend typically interpreted as combining Kayla's 'crown/laurel' sense with Leah's 'delicate/weary' — roughly 'crowned/delicate'. | Female | ||
| Kayleb | From Hebrew 'kelev' meaning 'dog'; traditionally interpreted as 'whole‑hearted' or 'faithful' | Male | ||
| Kaylob | Variant of Caleb — 'whole-hearted' or 'devoted' (also rendered as 'dog' in Hebrew, a symbol of loyalty) | Male | ||
| Kaynan | From Hebrew Qeynan meaning "possession" or "acquired"; sometimes linked to Irish Keenan meaning "descendant of Cian" (little/ancient one). | Male | ||
| Kayne | Derived from Hebrew Qayin meaning "acquired" or "possessed" (also historically associated with "spear"); used as a surname/variant of Kane | Male | ||
| Kealah | Possibly from Hebrew 'Keilah' meaning 'citadel, fortress', or from Hawaiian 'Keala' meaning 'the path'; also used as a modern given name variant. | Female | ||
| Kealani-Marie | Heavenly or royal (Kealani) combined with Marie (from Maria/Miryam: traditionally 'bitter' or interpreted as 'beloved') | Female | ||
| Keazia | cassia (a spice tree related to cinnamon) | Female | ||
| Keaziah | Cassia — a cinnamon‑like, sweet‑scented spice | Female | ||
| Kedar | Sanskrit: associated with a mountain/temple of Shiva; Hebrew: 'dark' or 'black' (name of an Ishmaelite tribe). | Male | ||
| Kedeam | From the east; ancient, foremost | Male | ||
| Kedem | east; ancient; of old; before | Male | ||
| Kedemah | From the east; eastern; ancient | Female | ||
| Kedemoth | From the east; eastern place; ancient | Male | ||
| Keder | From Hebrew Kedar, often rendered 'dark' or 'mighty'; in Turkish 'keder' means 'sorrow, grief'. | Male | ||
| Kedesh | Holy, sacred; can denote a sanctuary or consecrated place (from Hebrew root ק‑ד‑ש, k‑d‑sh) | Unisex | ||
| Kedma | Eastward; from the root qedem meaning 'east' or 'ancient/earlier' | Female | ||
| Kedmah | Eastward; ancient/foremost; forward | Female | ||
| Kedym | From the east; ancient or of olden times. | Male | ||
| Keela | Most commonly 'slender, fair' (Irish). In Hebrew-linked forms, associated with 'fortress' (Keilah). | Female | ||
| Keelah | Likely 'citadel' or 'fortress' (from Hebrew Keilah); used as a modern feminine name | Female | ||
| Keelyann | Blend of Keely ('slender, fair') and Ann ('grace') | Female | ||
| Keeren | Either "little dark one" (from Irish Ciarán) or "ray/beam" (from Hebrew Keren or Sanskrit Kiran) | Unisex | ||
| Kefira | Likely a feminine form of the Hebrew name Kfir (כפיר), meaning "young lion" | Female | ||
| Keila | citadel, fortress (from the biblical place name Keilah) | Female | ||
| Keilah | Fortress, citadel; also the name of a Biblical town | Female | ||
| Keilim | vessels, utensils, containers | Unisex | ||
| Keiza | Cassia tree; cinnamon (spice) | Female | ||
| Keleb | From Hebrew kelev meaning "dog"; often interpreted figuratively as "whole‑hearted" or "faithful". | Male |
