After knowing that we are expecting a baby, one of the first and most important decisions we will have to make is to choose the name that it will carry throughout its life. There are many places where we can draw inspiration, such as nature, literature or a language that we like.
On the other hand, if you have a preference for a particular letter, our series of baby names from A to Z can give you some ideas. Continuing with this special journey through the alphabet, we share 101 girl names that begin with the letter K.
- Kacey: of Irish origin, it means “brave in battle”.
- Kaci: variant of Acacia, which is of Greek origin and means “thorny”.
- Kacia: diminutive of Acacia.
- Kadence: variant of Cadence, which is of Latin origin and means “rhythm”.
- Kadira: variant of Qadira, which is of Arabic origin and means “capable”.
- Kady: of Irish origin, it means “first”.
- Kadya: variant of Kady.
- Kaede: of Japanese origin, it means “maple tree”.
- Kaela: diminutive of Micaela, which is of Hebrew origin and means “who is like God?”
- Kaelan: variant of Kaylin, which is a variant of Kayla, of Hebrew and Arabic origin and means “crown, laurel”.
- Kaena: of Hawaiian origin, it means “praised”.
- Kaffi: variant of Koffi, which is of Swahili origin and means “born on Friday.”
- Kai: of Hawaiian origin, it means “sea, ocean”.
- Kaia: Basque variant of Caya.
- Kaiene: Basque variant of Caya.
- Kailani: of Hawaiian origin, it means “sea and sky”.
- Kaimana: of Hawaiian origin, it means “the power of the ocean”.
- Kaira: of Scandinavian origin, it means “peaceful”.
- Kairi: of Japanese origin, it means “sea”.
- Kaitlin: means “pure”.
- Kala: means “art, virtue, grace” in Sanskrit. In Hawaii it is used as a variant of “Sara”, which is of Hebrew origin and means “lady”.
- Kalake: Hawaiian variant of Grace, meaning “grace.”
- Kalandra: variant of Calandra, which is of Greek origin and means “lark”.
- Kalani: of Greek origin, it means “the heavens”.
- Kalantha: variant of Calantha, of Greek origin, which means “beautiful flower”.
- Kalea: variant of Claire, meaning “clear, bright.”
- Kalena: Hawaiian variant of Karen, of Danish origin and meaning “pure”.
- Kali: of Sanskrit origin, it means “black”.
- Kalila: of Arabic origin, it means “beloved, good friend”.
- Kalina: of Polish origin, it means “flowering bush”.
- Kalinda: of Hindu origin, it means “sun”.
- Kallan: of Scandinavian origin, it means “stream, river”.
- Kalliope: variant of Calliope, of Greek origin, whose meaning is “beautiful voice”.
- Kallista: of Greek origin, it means “the most beautiful”.
- Kalola: Hawaiian variant of Carol, female version of Carlos, meaning “free man.”
- Kalpana: of Sanskrit origin, it means “fantasy”.
- Kamali: of African origin, it means “spiritual guide”.
- Kamaria: of Swahili origin, it means “moonlight”.
- Kamilah: of Arabic origin, it means “perfect”.
- Kani: Hawaiian variant of Constance, which means “constancy.”
- Kannika: of Thai origin, it means “flower”.
- Kantuta: of Quechua origin, it means “flower”.
- Kanya: of Hindu origin, it means “virgin”.
- Kaori: of Japanese origin, it means “aroma, fragrance”.
- Kara: has its origin in Norse mythology and its meaning is interpreted as “friend, dear”.
- Karasi: of African origin, it means “life and wisdom”.
- Karen: of Danish origin, it means “pure”.
- Karina: Scandinavian variant of Carina, of Italian origin and meaning “little darling.”
- Karla: of Germanic origin, its meaning is “powerful”, “the one that is strong”.
- Karlie: variant of Carly, female variant of Carlos, meaning “free man.”
- Karma: of Hindu origin, it means “destiny, spiritual force”.
- Karmen: variant of Carmen, which means “garden”.
- Karola: Czech variant of Carolina, female variant of Carlos, meaning “free man.”
- Karste: Dutch variant of Kristen, Danish and Norwegian variant of Cristina, meaning “anointed, follower of Christ.”
- Kasiani: of Greek origin, it means “cinnamon”.
- Kassandra: of Greek origin, it means “prophetess”.
- Kasumi: of Japanese origin, it means “fog”.
- Katana: of Persian and Japanese origin, it means “honorable, sword”.
- Kate: short for Katherine.
- Katerina: Russian, Bulgarian and Greek variant of Katherine.
- Katherine: of Greek origin, it means “pure”.
- Katia: Russian diminutive of Ekaterina, Slavic variant of Katherine.
- Katniss: fictitious name, of botanical origin related to the Sagittaria plant. It is the name of the female protagonist of the book trilogy “The Hunger Games”.
- Katrina: German variant of Katherine “.
- Kavya: of Sanskrit origin, it means “poem”.
- Kay: short for Katherine.
- Kayla: of Hebrew and Arabic origin, it means “crown, laurel”
- Kaylin: Variant of Kayla.
- Kaysa: variant of Katherine.
- Kazumi: of Japanese origin, it means “beautiful peace”.
- Keiko: of Japanese origin, it means “happy child”.
- Keilani: of Hawaiian origin, it means “sky”.
- Keira: from Irish, it means “little dark”.
- Keisha: of Hebrew origin, it means “cassia tree”.
- Kelly: of Irish origin, it means “war”.
- Keltse: Basque equivalent of Celsa.
- Kemena: Basque name, means “value”.
- Kendra: of English origin, it means “connoisseur”.
- Kenna: Scottish variant of Kendra.
- Kenza: of Arabic origin, it means “treasure”.
- Kerani: of Hindu origin, it means “sacred bells”.
- Keyla: of Greek origin, it means “beautiful”.
- Khalida: of Arabic origin, it means “immortal, eternal”.
- Khaleesi: fictitious name of the saga of Game of Thrones. It means “queen” in the language of the fictional Dothraki people.
- Khloe: variant of Chloe, which is of Greek origin and means “grass” or “green shoots”.
- Ki: of Korean origin, it means “to rise”.
- Kia: of African origin, it means “start of season”.
- Kiki: of Japanese origin, it means “double happiness”.
- Kimana: of Native American origin, it means “butterfly”.
- Kimi: of Japanese origin, it means “fair”.
- Kin: means sun in Mayan.
- Kira: has two origins, the first: Persian, means “bright sun”, and the second: Russian, means “throne”.
- Kiva: of Hebrew origin, it means “to protect”.
- Kora: variant of Cora, meaning “maiden.”
- Koralia: of Greek origin, it means “coral”.
- Kosma: of Greek origin, it means “universe”.
- Krista: variant of Christian, it means “follower of Christ”.
- Krizia: diminutive of Lucrezia, of Italian origin.
- Kylie: of Australian indigenous origin, it means “boomerang”.
- Kyoko: of Japanese origin, it means “mirror”.
- Kyomi: of Japanese origin, it means “pure and beautiful”.
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