| Kaunain | A name meaning the two universes. |
| Kawnain | Earth, a name reflecting a connection to the natural world. |
| Kefaitul | Derived from Kefait, meaning 'one who is obedient'. |
| Keid | Variant of Kayid, meaning 'generous' or 'magnanimous'. |
| Keraja | Derived from Kerajaan, meaning 'kingdom' or 'royal'. |
| Khajapeer | Derived from the Arabic words 'khajah' and 'peer', meaning 'noble lord' or 'exalted master'. |
| Khalith | Eternal, lasting, or enduring |
| Kholm | Wise, or one who possesses wisdom |
| Khudsi | Independent, self-sufficient, or free |
| Konain | Beautiful, lovely, or charming |
| Kyeseam | Born in the month of Ramadan |
| Lamese | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from the land of the Lamech' or 'Lamechite'. |
| Lezin | Possibly a variant of 'Lezin', a surname of French origin meaning 'from the lees' or 'dregs'. |
| Linar | A bright and shining light of hope. |
| Maadun | One who is well prepared. |
| Maaifu | One who is very forgiving. |
| Maamun | One who is trusted and safe. |
| Madar | The center or point of orbit. |
| Madinah | The City of the Prophet |
| AbdulHakeen | Servant of the Wise One |
| Mafiz | The One Who is Praiseworthy |
| Mafizul | One who is full of glory |
| Mahabub | A beloved and dear person |
| Mahadin | One who follows true faith |
| Mahbob | A beloved and cherished person. |
| Majnoon | A mad or crazy person |
| MakaKhan | A place of worship or a mosque |
| MakarramKhan | A place of worship or a mosque |
| Malic | King, a name indicating royalty or nobility |
| Manaser | One who is blessed, a name indicating good fortune |
| Manteshar | Gift of God, a name of divine favor and blessing |
| Marshin | A person from the marshy land. |
| Marzuqullah | Blessed by the grace of God. |
| Masari | One who follows a righteous path. |
| Maseeri | One who is on a spiritual journey. |
| Masharddin | Derived from the Arabic name 'Masharuddin', meaning 'guide of the faith'. |
| Mashreq | The place where the sun rises. |
| Mashuk | From the Arabic word 'mashuk', meaning 'beloved' or 'loved one'. |
| Mashur | Derived from the Arabic word 'mashur', meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Matar | Arabic name meaning the rain. |