Baby Boy Names Starting with Letter K

Boy names starting with the letter K are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.

Boy Names

5,631 names found · showing 1,601–1,640
Boy NameMeaning
KevalIt means only, sole, or unique.
KevalaAlone; One; Absolute
KevalamIt means absolute or pure state.
KevalanAlone; One; Absolute
KevalinSeeker of the absolute
KevalkishoreIt means the only young lord.
KevalkumarIt means the only young son.
KevalyaOnly; Lord Krishna
KevanHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevanshIt means a part of a person.
Kevat (Boatman who let Rama, Laxman and Sita cross the river in his boat and washes Ramas feet for his fee)
KevenHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KeveonHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevinAttractive.; A beloved and handsome man; Gentle; Handsome, Beautiful; Handsome child. Name of a famous Irish hermit-saint. Kevin is the most popular of many spellings.
KevinashGentle; Lovable; Variant Form of Kevin
KevineIt means a handsome, kind man.
KevinnHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevinRajKevinraj is a combination of Irish and Hindi names, meaning 'handsome' and 'king' or 'royal'.
KevionHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevisHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevitA variant of Kevin meaning handsome.
KevlarDerived from a strong synthetic fiber.
KevonHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KEVORKAn Armenian name meaning farmer.
KevronHandsome child. Variant of Kevin.
KevvinVariation of Kevin, derived from Old Irish 'ceallach,' meaning 'handsome' or 'noble.'
KevynA variant spelling meaning handsome.
KewalAn Indian name meaning only or unique.
KewalbirIndependent brave
KewaldeepIndependent lamp
KewaljeetIndependent victory
KewalpreetOnly Love for God
KewanA name meaning a beautiful morning.
KEYA name meaning a keeper of the lock.
KeyaanCrown, King, A form of keon
KeyanCrown, King, A form of keon
KeyanshPerson who is Having All Qualities; Modern Name of Lord Krishna
KeyathFrom the battlefield
KeyinOne who is fair and handsome.
KeylanKeylan is a variant of Kaylan, derived from Celtic, meaning 'slender' or 'fair-haired warrior'.