Baby Names belongs to origin
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Names
188,940 names found · showing 139,441–139,480
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Kegayyan | A devotee of Lord Shivas path. |
| Kenish | Born in the north, a name with geographical significance |
| Kesavam | Name of Lord Krishna |
| Keshavam | Name of Lord Krishna |
| Keshri | One who is brave like a lion. |
| Keshwar | A country or a territory, a state, ruled by a king |
| Keshwendra | Lord of the universe, a name with cosmic significance |
| Keskar | A person with beautiful hair. |
| Keturatna | A precious and rare jewel. |
| Kevinesh | Lovable; Lord Shiva or Muruga |
| Keysun | Lord of the sun, a title for a king or noble |
| Khacharin | Flying, Planet, Moving in Air |
| Khadak | One who is strong and firm. |
| Khadhwanin | The Sun (Travelling in Sky) |
| Khagam | Moving in Air, Flying, Bird |
| Khageshvar | Chief of Birds; Garuda |
| Khageswara | Name of Lord Shiva |
| Kheman | A person who brings peace. |
| Khemlal | Son of Mahadev (Shiva) |
| Khilawan | Lord of the forest, a title for a devotee of Lord Shiva |
| Khusank | One with a happy intention. |
| Khusmit | Friend of Happiness |
| Khyapit | Declared; Praised; Renowned |
| Kiribaba | A saintly or holy person. |
| Kiritsh | Lord of the universe, a name with cosmic significance |
| Kishmat | One who is destined for luck. |
| Amekh | A person who is truly unique. |
| Kitish | Lord of the universe, a name with cosmic significance |
| Konil | Beauty of Full Moon |
| Kosalram | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'peaceful' or 'tranquil' |
| Koteshwara | Lord Shiva; Crorepati |
| Koteswara | Place of Lord Shiva |
| Kreethan | One who is always creative. |
| Krian | Born in a Dark Place; Lord Krishna |
| Kripanand | Joy found in compassion. |
| Kripank | Kindness; Merciful |
| Kripansh | Merciful; Part of Sai Blessing |
| Kriparam | Mercy or Kindness of Lord Rama |
| Krishandev | Name of Lord Krishna |
| Krishap | Variant of Krishna, means 'black' or 'dark' |