| Kenit | A handsome Man, Born of fire, A scottish favorite in the late 19th century |
| Kenites | Possession, purchase, lamentation. |
| Kenith | Born of fire, Comely, Finely made |
| Kenizzites | Possession, purchase. |
| KENJI | intelligent second son; strong and vigorous |
| KENJIRO | second son who sees with insight |
| Kenlea | From the Kings Meadow |
| Kenlee | From the Kings Meadow |
| Kenleigh | From the Kings Meadow |
| Kenlie | From the Kings Meadow |
| Kenly | From the king's meadow. |
| Kenmaur | Kenmaur is a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'ceann' meaning chief and 'maur' meaning great or mighty. |
| Kenn | Abbreviation of names beginning with Ken- |
| Kennaird | Brave and Strong |
| Kennalyn | combination of kenna or kendra and lynn |
| Kennan | Abbreviation of Kenneth. Surname. |
| Kennard | Meaning a brave and bold guardian. |
| Kennelly | Meaning a fierce or brave warrior. |
| Kenner | Brave chieftain. |
| Kenneth | Royal obligation: Good-looking: fair. |
| Kenney | Abbreviation of Kenneth. Surname. |
| Kennis | Derived from the Gaelic for handsome one. |
| Kennith | Born of fire, Comely, Finely made |
| Kennon | Abbreviation of Kenneth. Surname. |
| Kenny | A name meaning the handsome or fireborn. |
| Kenric | Fearless leader |
| Kenrich | chief hero, royal ruler |
| Kenrick | Royal chieftain. Surname. |
| Kenricks | Meaning a bold or powerful ruler of kin. |
| Kenriek | A name meaning a bold and brave leader. |
| Kenrik | Meaning a bold ruler or powerful leader. |
| Kenryk | A variant meaning a bold, royal leader. |
| Kens | Maternal Uncle of God Krishna |
| Kent | Bright; Chief; From the edge or border; 'King Henry IV, Part 2' Earl of Kent, one of the King's party. 'Tragedy of King Lear' Earl of Kent.; From Kent; White |
| Kenta | One who has health and is well formed. |
| KENTARO | sharp; big boy |
| Kentavious | A strong and noble leader. |
| Kentigem | A chief or head of a clan. |
| Kentigern | Chief lord. Name of the first bishop of Glasgow. |
| Kenton | From a farm in Kent Royal chieftain. |