| KIRKOR | Armenian form of Gregory (watchful) |
| Kirkwell | Church Well / Spring |
| Kirkwood | From the church's forest. |
| Kirn | Kirn is a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic word 'cearn,' meaning 'dear' or 'beloved'. |
| Kiron | Derived from the word for a dark ray. |
| Kirpal | One who is full of divine mercy. |
| Kirpan | Sword kind of knife |
| Kirrily | dark lady sheltered from the rain |
| Kirsey | Variant of Kirk, derived from Old English 'circe' meaning lord or ruler, and 'sey' meaning island. |
| Kirshik | One who is a devotee of Krishna. |
| Kirstyn | A follower of Jesus Christ. |
| Kirteesh | One who is famous and glorious. |
| Kirtenya | Worthy of Praise |
| Kirtesh | One who Owns Praising |
| Kirthan | A song of praise or worship. |
| Kirthi | Fame, Reputation, Happiness |
| Kirthik | God murugan, nakshatra |
| Kirthin | A person who is celebrated. |
| Kirthy | One who possesses great fame. |
| Kirti | The quality of being famous. |
| Kirtiban | One who is glorious and wise. |
| Kirtibhushan | One adorned with fame |
| Kirtidev | Lord of fame and divine glory. |
| Kirtidhar | One who possesses great fame. |
| Kirtikumar | A son who is full of glory. |
| Kirtiman | A person who is very famous. |
| Kirtimay | One who is full of radiance. |
| Kirtin | A person who is celebrated. |
| Kirtinath | The lord of fame and honor. |
| Kirtiqgan | One who sings of holy fame. |
| Kirtiraj | Kingdom of Glory / Fame |
| Kirtish | One possessing fame, Lord of fame |
| Kirtit | Famous, Praised |
| Kirtita | Famous; Celebrated |
| Kirtivallabh | Aspirant of fame |
| Kirtivardhan | Kirtivardhan means 'holder of fame' or 'one who has a great reputation' in Sanskrit. |
| Kirton | A song of praise or worship. |
| Kirubha | Benignity; Kindliness; Benevolence; Humanity |
| Kirushan | A variant name for Lord Krishna. |
| Kiruthick | Lord Murugan, Derived from krit, Krit - accomplished, Proper, Good, Done, Made ready, Acquired |