Baby Boy Names: K

Displayed on this page are K- names 21 to 40. Among these names, Kayden (English) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #186 and a usage of 0.099%, and it was followed by Kane (English and Irish), Kasey (English), Kareem (English), and Karl (German and Scandinavian) in descending order. Unusual K- names include the German and Scandinavian Kanute, the English Kanye, the Czech and Dutch Karel, the Finnish Kari, the Arabic Karim, the German Karl-Heinz, Karlheinz, the Polish Karol, the German Karsten, Kasimir, Kaspar, the Polish Kasper, the English Kassidy, the German Kay, and last of all the German Kayetan.

Kane 634 ... warrior ... used chiefly in the English and Irish ... derived from Celtic origins ... form of Cathán ...

Kanute ... knot; race, kind ... used mostly in German and Scandinavian, ... variation of Knut ...

Kanye ... language of origin is African and it is used ... first name is from the name of a town located ...

Kareem 733 ... generous, noble ... largely used in the English language ... variant of Karim ... was #367 in rank then ...

Karel ... free man ... origin is Germanic, and its use, Czech and ... variant form of Karl ...

Kari ... blessed ... largely used in the Finnish language and ... variant of Makari ...

Karim ... generous, noble ... used predominantly in the Arabic ... uncommon as a baby name for boys ...

Karl 862 ... free man ... used predominantly in the German and ... name has been borne from the early days by ...

Karl-Heinz ... used predominantly in German and ... variant of Karlheinz ... seldom used as a baby name for ...

Karlheinz ... of Germanic origin and it is used ... The name is a combination of Karl and Heinz ...

Karol ... free man ... mainly used in Polish and its language ... variant form of Karl ... not in the top 1000 names ...

Karsten ... Christian, disciple ... primarily used in German and its ... variation of Christian ...

Kasey 714 ... descendant of Cathasaigh ... used chiefly in the English language and ... variant of Casey ...

Kasimir ... to destroy; great, famous; peace ... of Polish origin and it is used mainly ... variant form of Casimir ...

Kaspar ... keeper of the treasure ... of Old Persian origin and it is ... form of Jasper ...

Kasper ... keeper of the treasure ... mainly used in Polish and it is of Old ... form of Jasper ...

Kassidy ... descendant of Caiside ... largely used in the English language ... variant of Cassidy ...

Kay ... hen, chicken ... used chiefly in the German language and it ... variant of Kai ... ranked at #449 then ...

Kayden 186 ... son of Cadán ... largely used in English and its origin ... variant of Caden ... ranked at #186 then ...

Kayetan ... person from Caieta ... has its origins in the Latin language and ... variant form of Gaetano ...