| Kanakva | Sanskrit origin, meaning 'golden' or 'wealthy' |
| Kanaladi | Tamil origin, meaning 'golden lotus' |
| Kandadai | Tamil origin, meaning 'golden' or 'wealthy' |
| Kandaiah | Lord of the forest, a title for a devotee of Lord Shiva |
| Kandot | Born from the forest, a name with natural connotations |
| Kanhaya | Another name for Lord Krishna. |
| Akshy | Immortal; Unlimited |
| Kannav | Name of a Saint or Rishi |
| Kannudhal | Born in the south, a name with geographical significance |
| Kansari | Enemy of the demon king Kansa. |
| Kansate | One who destroys the demon Kansa. |
| Kantharaja | Lord of the garland, a title for a king or noble |
| Kanveer | Brave warrior, a name with strong connotations |
| Kapees | Lord of monkeys, referring to Hanuman. |
| Kaptan | One who is in Charge, King |
| Karanbeer | A Brave Warrior |
| Karmany | Person's Actions |
| Karmanyu | Lord of the universe, a name with cosmic significance |
| Karmashoor | Assiduous, Sedulous, Persevering |
| Karmbeer | Lord of the universe, a name with cosmic significance |
| Karmraj | A King of Action or Activity |
| Karnkaa | A small ear ornament or earring. |
| Karpal | Intelligent, wise, and knowledgeable, a name with positive connotations |
| Karshar | One who is sharp or very intelligent. |
| Kartike | Son of the Hindu god of war. |
| Karvanu | One who is a traveler or nomad. |
| Kasimani | A precious and rare gemstone. |
| Katriyar | Lord of the chariot, a title for a warrior or noble |
| Kaurik | Born from the forest, a name with natural connotations |
| Kausick | Lord of the earth, a title for a king or noble |
| Kavesh | A Shield; Lord Ganesha |
| Kavikshan | Poet laureate, a name with creative connotations |
| Kavilan | A person who is very poetic. |
| Kavinash | One who is beautiful and pure. |
| Kavith | A person who writes poetry. |
| Kavtuk | To Praise; Enthusiasm |
| Kawshik | Sentiment of Love |
| Kaylash | Named after the sacred mountain. |
| Keathan | Lord of the earth, a title for a king or noble |
| Kedansh | Lord of the forest, a title for a devotee of Lord Shiva |