Displayed on this page are K- names 441 to 460. Among the uncommon K- names are the English Kirr, the German Kirsten, the English Kirwin, the Russian Kiryl, the Indian Kishan, Kishen, Kishnan, the English Kissie, Kissy, the Indian Kistna, the name Kistur, the English Kit, the name Kito, the Hebrew Kitron, the English Kitt, the Swahili Kitwana, the Hebrew Kiva, Kivi, the Japanese Kiyoshi, and lastly the Japanese Kiyoto.
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| Kirr | small and jet-black ... mainly used in English and its language ... variant form of Kirwin ... |
| Kirsten | Christian, follower ... used chiefly in the German language ... variant of Christian ... |
| Kirwin | small and jet-black; ... has its origins in the Irish Gaelic ... variant form of Kerwin ... |
| Kiryl | of the lord ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... variant form of Cyril ... |
| Kishan | black; dark ... used chiefly in the Indian language and ... form of Krishna ... rare as a baby boy name ... |
| Kishen | black; dark ... has its origins in the Sanskrit language ... form of Krishna ... uncommon as a baby boy name ... |
| Kishnan | black; dark ... of Sanskrit origin and it is ... variant of Krishna ... a rare baby boy name ... |
| Kissie | cassia, cinnamon ... used predominantly in the English ... form of Kezia ... not listed in the top 1000 names ... |
| Kissy | cassia, cinnamon ... used predominantly in the English ... form of Kezia ... not listed in the top 1000 names ... |
| Kistna | black; dark ... largely used in the Indian language and ... variant of Krishna ... |
| Kistur | a rider ... origin is English Gypsy ... not regularly used as a baby boy name ... |
Kit  | Christian, follower ... used chiefly in the English language, and ... form of Christopher ... |
| Kito | jewel ...The origin of Kito is African-Swahili ... uncommon as a baby boy name ... |
| Kitron | crown ... largely used in the Hebrew language and ... variant of Keter ... a baby boy name of irregular use ... |
| Kitt | Christian, follower ... has its origins in the Latin and Old Greek ... used largely in English ... |
| Kitwana | destined to survive ... used mostly in the Swahili language ... an unusual baby boy name ... |
| Kiva | supplant, protected ... used mostly in Hebrew and its language of ... variant form of Kivi ... |
| Kivi | supplant, protected ... origin, as well as its use, is in the Hebrew ... infrequently used as a baby name for ... |
Kiyoshi  | quiet ... of Japanese origin and it is also used ... uncommon as a baby name for boys ... |
| Kiyoto | clear person ... language of origin is Japanese and it is also ... rarely used as a baby name for boys ... |
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