| Kimia | Elixer; Philosophers Stone |
| Kimiko | Child without equal. |
| KIMIMELA | Sioux name meaning " butterfly." KINEKS |
| Kimiya | A name meaning rare or precious. |
| Kimleen | A meadow of the royal fortress. |
| Kimmey | Im Stronger then You |
| Kimmie | From the Royal Fortress Meadow; Cyneburg; Meadow of the Royal Forest |
| Kimmy | Derived from kimberly |
| Kimn | A variation of the name Kimberly. |
| KIMO | a form of James and Jim |
| Kimoni | One who is a beautiful blessing. |
| Kimorna | A name meaning golden meadow. |
| Kimraj | Kings city meadow |
| Kimran | Wealthy and Good-looking |
| Kimssy | Kimssy is a variant of Kimberly, derived from the Old English words 'cyne' meaning royal and 'brycg' meaning bridge. |
| Kimti | A name meaning precious jewel. |
| Kimya | A name meaning quiet or silent. |
| Kin | From the top of the cliff |
| Kina | China; Little one; Woman of China |
| Kinaari | It means the edge or border of a garment. |
| Kinah | Buying; possession |
| Kinal | Extremes in fortune, Health and spirituality |
| Kinara | A word meaning shore, bank, or edge. |
| Kinari | Shore, Musical instrument, Goddess of wealth |
| Kinatra | A name meaning a small, musical song. |
| Kinaya | It means a woman of great wisdom. |
| Kinborough | Royal fortress. Commonly used in England until the 18th century, but is used rarely today. |
| Kincaid | A name meaning head of the battle. |
| Kinchana | Kinchana means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, often used as a feminine given name. |
| Kinchang | Complete; Perfectly Created by God |
| Kinchit | It means a little or a small amount. |
| Kinchita | Not a Little Bit |
| Kindall | Ruler of the Valley |
| Kindam | A Rishi in Indian mythology |
| Kindami | God of Love; Handsome Love |
| Kindarya | Kindarya is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely', often associated with feminine qualities. |
| Kinden | A name meaning child of the valley. |
| Kindin | It means a person who is very kind. |
| Kindle | To light a fire or inspire passion. |
| Kindra | Blend of Ken: (royal obligation:clear water) and Sandra: (protector of man) or Andrea: (manly or masculine). |