Baby names staring with K

Kimaya, the word is used in Marathi in the sense of magic or sleight of hand, Kimaya is the art of transmuting the inferior metals into gold, alchemy. It can be used as any highly productive business, animal, machine or a golden goose.

Modern form of Krishna.

Kumud (Sanskrit कुमुद) is an ancient word of Sanskrit origin which literally refers to pleasure of the earth. Kumud also refers to water lily and lotus.

Krishitha derived from Sanskrit word kRSITa, which means water.

New name Ksaita derived from kSaita (क्षैत) means chief of race and prince in Sanskrit.

In Sanskrit Name Kamit (Sanskrit: कामित) literally means Wish,Love, Desire or longing.

The meaning of ancient Sanskrit name Kuta is highest or excellent. Kuta also refers to a constellation of stars.

Ancient word of Sanskrit origin Kalit (कलित) means made or formed. Kalit also refers to furnished with, provided with, divided or murmured.

Sanskrit name Khachita ( खचित ) measn joined, fastened, full of.

Accoding to Hindu Mythology Kush is a 'sacred grass' from which son of lord Rama was created. This was one of the earliest civilizations to develop in the Nile River Valley. The Kushite civilization has also been referred to as Nubia, and as Ethiopia in ...

According to mythology, the girl Kamalini (originally Sanskrit) means lotus plant. Another meaning is pool or place abounding with them and beautiful, fragrant, auspicious, dear to the gods.

Kailashnath (Hindi: कैलाशनाथ) is a common Hindu name for boy. The name literally means "sovereign of the kailasa mountain."

Kanka (in Devanagari: कंका, कन्का) is a Hindu feminine given name of Sanskrit origin, which literally means "kind of sandal, scent of the lotus and heron."

Kaumudi is a Sanskrit word which means Water lily flower.

Sanskrit name Kunda (Sanskrit कुन्द) literally means musk, jasmine, oleander and the number nine. Kunda also refers to bowl, pot, spring and well.

Sanskrit name Katyayani (कात्यायनी) refers to someone who is dressed in red clothes. Katyayani is also a name of Goddess Durga.

Kadali (Sanskrit कदली) is ancient name of Sanskrit origin which literally means banana or banana tree. Kadali also refers to water plantain, flag or dear.

Karthika (in Devanagari: कर्थिका, कर्त्तिका) is a Hindu girl name of Sanskrit origin, which literally means "dagger".

Khamurti ( खमूर्ति ) derived from Sanskrit word khamUrti means celestial body or person.

Kailashadhipati (Sanskrit कैलाशधिपती) is the ancient Sanskrit boy name which literally means lord of mount kailash.

Kanchi (Sanskrit: कानचि,कांची) is a Hindu/Sanskrit Indian popular unisex given name, which literally means "women's zone, rosary pea, girdle, zone and shining" in Sanskrit. Another meaning is waistband with bells.

Ancient Sanskrit word Ksham (क्षम) literally means earthly, patient, compassionate and forgiving.

Sanskrit unisex name Kesha (केश) literally means hair, tail, kind of perfume and mane. The name originates from the Sanskrit language but is more often used as a Bengali name.

Kunti is the mother of the eldest three of the Pandava brothers from the Indian epic Mahabharata.

In Sanskrit kapish(कपिश) means "Lord of monkeys, Reddish-brown, Spirit, Incense." Lord of monkeys is Lord Hanuman so Kapish is a name of Lord Hanuman.

According to mythology, the boy Kulin (originally Sanskrit) means furnished with banks or shores, belonging to a noble family and well born.

Sanskrit boy name Kandala (Sanskrit कन्दल) literally refers lotus seed. It is also means gold, war, battle, or a new shoot (a sprig).

Ancient Sanskrit word Kesar literally refers to saffron. Kesar also refers to fibre, Indian rose and Spanish cherry.

Sanskrit masculine name Krish literally means thin, lean, weak. Krish also means ploughing, agriculture. Also Krish is as a modern form of name Krishna.The Sanskrit word Krishna has the literal meaning of "black", "dark" or "dark-blue".

Kairavi (in Devanagari: कैरवि) is a Hindu girl name of Sanskrit origin, which literally means "moonlight."

Karanam (Sanskrit कारणं) is an ancient word of Sanskrit origin which literally means an instrument, Karanam also refers to reason or cause.

Sanskrit name Kathit literally means well described, narrated, told or discourse. According to Vishnu Sahasranama Kathit is name of Lord Vishnu meaning 'The Extolled' because the Vedas describe him as the supreme or the highest.

Kim (Sanskrit किम) is an ancient word of Sanskrit language which is the Sanskrit word for the term What of English language.

The name Keya is derived from Sanskrit, where its primary meaning is "monsoon flower, speed". Keya is commonly used in Bengal with meaning ‘Flower’.

Ancient Sanskrit Name Krishan (कृशन) is another name of Lord Krishna. Krishan has meanings like farmer, pearl, gold, shape or antelope.

Kartikeya is ancient name of Sanskrit origin. It is the name of elder son of Lord Shiva. (Sanskrit कार्त्तिकेय)

Means "revolution". It also means "proceeding ,going" in Sanskrit.

Ketaki (Hindi: केतकी) is a common Hindu name for girl. The name literally means "golden."

Modern transcription of Kapila. Kapila means "reddish brown" in Sanskrit, derived from kapi "monkey". In the Hindu epic the 'Mahabharata' this is the name of a sage who founded Samkhya philosophy and is identified with the God Vishnu.

Kamini derived from Sanskrit word कामिनी (kAminI), which means loving or affectionate woman.

Kiya is the ancient Sanskrit girl name which literally means the cooing of a bird.

According to mythology, the boy Kaustubh (originally Sanskrit) means manner of joining the fingers, celebrated jewel, kind of oil and a heavenly jewel. Another meaning is a diamond, a pearl.