| Kande | Firstborn daughter |
| Kandee | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandhal | A person who is very attractive. |
| Kandhala | One who is charming and lovely. |
| Kandhara | One who dwells in the mountains. |
| Kandi | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandice | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandis | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandiss | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandraya | Wisdom, Angel, Trust, And loved |
| Kandy | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kandyce | Modern variant of Candace - ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Kaneera | A person who is like a teardrop. |
| Kaneez | Variant of Kaniz: Slave girl. Servant. |
| Kaneezah | Firm, Young girl |
| Kaneila | Beautiful Like Rose |
| Kaneilia | Kaneilia is a Hawaiian name meaning 'beautiful flower' or 'fragrant flower' with a gentle and delicate connotation. |
| Kaneisha | A modern name meaning life or woman. |
| Kaneshka | Named after a famous ancient emperor. |
| Kanga | A name meaning a type of African cloth. |
| Kangan | A name meaning a bracelet or bangle. |
| Kangana | A name meaning a beautiful bracelet. |
| Kangavalli | A name meaning a golden necklace. |
| Kangkana | A Young Girl Wearing Bangle |
| Kangna | A name meaning a gold bracelet. |
| Kangsha | A name meaning desire or wish. |
| Kanhsi | Like Lord Krishna; A Treasure; Pure |
| Kani | Sound. Also the Hawaiian equivalent of Sandy. |
| Kaniamudhu | A name meaning sweet nectar. |
| Kanija | A beautiful or precious flower. |
| Kanika | An atom; Black; A dark, beautiful woman; Molecule |
| Kaniksha | Gold; Little Finger; Small; Indian King |
| Kanimoli | Possessing Sweet Voice; Speaks with a gentle tone |
| Kanimozhi | One who speaks with kindness. |
| Kanimozhipandi | A sweetspoken noble person. |
| Kanina | Youthful; The Little Finger |
| Kaninika | The pupil of the eye |
| Kanira | Grain or a stalk of golden corn. |
| Kanisa | A church or a place of worship. |
| Kanisha | One with Beautiful Eyes; Diamond |