| Kavyanjali | A Poet of Kadambari; Offering of Poetry |
| Kavyansh | Intelligent and born with poetry |
| Kavyarajsinh | Intelligent and born with poetry |
| Kavyashree | Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion |
| KavyaShri | Poetry in motion |
| Kavyasree | Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion |
| Kavyasri | Poetry having 18 good characters, Poetry in motion |
| Kavyasudha | Poetic beauty or a woman of poetic charm and elegance. |
| Kawa | A name meaning river or skin. |
| Kawaii | Kawaii is a Japanese term meaning 'cute' or 'adorable', often used to describe something endearing or charming. |
| Kawailani | The heavenly water |
| Kawakib | A collection of bright stars. |
| Kawal | A beautiful lotus flower. |
| Kawaljeet | Victorious lotus flower. |
| Kawaljit | One who wins like a lotus. |
| Kawalpreet | Love for the lotus flower. |
| Kawena | Rosy reflection in the sky |
| KAWINDRA | meaning unknown |
| Kawkab | A bright star in the sky. |
| Kawthar | A river in Paradise. |
| Kawya | Poem; Poetry in Motion; A Poetic; Lines of Poetry; Sweet; Beautiful; Order; Part of Poem |
| KAY | A name meaning pure or keeper. |
| Kay-Khosraw | Kay Khosraw means 'Victory of the Great' or 'Victory of the King' in Persian. |
| Kaya | Wealth; Flower; Korean Kingdom |
| Kayaa | A person of physical beauty. |
| Kayaan | The name of a dynasty of King Kaikobad |
| Kayaansh | A part of the human body. |
| Kayah | "Wise child. (Japanese meaning: a resting place). Variant of Kaya (Philippino for ability, power, aptitude or capable)" |
| Kayal | With Beautiful Eyes; Also Kayali |
| Kayalvili | Fishlike bautiful eyes |
| Kayalvizhi | Eyes like a fish in shape. |
| Kayan | The name of a dynasty of king kaikobad |
| Kayana | Variants of Kay keeper of the keys: pure |
| Kayani | A name meaning royal status. |
| Kayanna | Variants of Kay keeper of the keys: pure |
| Kayansh | A ray of light or a spark. |
| Kayanshah | Kayanshah is a variant of Kayan Shah, meaning 'king of the Kayan people' in Persian. |
| Kayarax | Kayarax is a name of Kurdish origin, meaning 'strong and powerful' or 'bringer of strength'. |
| Kayarmin | Kayarmin is a variant of Kayarmin, possibly derived from the Armenian name Kayar, meaning 'pure' or 'chaste'. |
| Kayarohanam | The descent of the divine body. |