| Jyotiraj | Sanskrit name meaning 'light king' |
| Kaizad | Persian name meaning 'generous' |
| Kajraj | King of the Elephants |
| Kakasaheb | Marathi name meaning 'uncle lord' |
| Kalleshwar | Sanskrit name meaning 'Lord of time' |
| Kamaldas | Devotee or Servant of Lord Vishnu |
| Kamleshrao | Lord of the lotuseyed beings. |
| Kanhaiyya | A name for the youthful Krishna. |
| Advaidh | Cannot be Divided into Two Parts |
| Advat | One who is unique and matchless. |
| Agstay | Name of Muni or Sage or Saint |
| Ajabrao | A person who is truly wonderful. |
| Kartikraj | Son of Lord Shiva |
| Kashiling | Sanskrit name meaning 'Lord of the universe' |
| Kashiram | Sanskrit name meaning 'Lord of the universe' |
| Kavidas | Sanskrit name meaning 'poet' |
| Kedhar | Name of Lord Shiva |
| Keshavrao | Lord Krishna, the slayer of Keshi. |
| Kevaley | Sanskrit name meaning 'auspicious' |
| Khetansh | A part of the agricultural land. |
| Kishanrao | A ruler or lord named Krishna. |
| Koshan | One who is full of great wisdom. |
| Kotak | Gujarati name meaning 'bank' or 'financial institution' |
| Krantisinh | A lion of the great revolution. |
| Krishanan | One who is devoted to Krishna. |
| Krishkant | Beloved of the Lord Krishna. |
| Krithikaesh | Lord of the Krithika star. |
| Krrishneel | Lord Krishna's name, symbolizing divine love and devotion. |
| Krushnkant | Devotee of Lord Krishna |
| Krutartha | One who has achieved his goal. |
| Kundalik | Derived from Kundal, a Sanskrit word for 'coiled' or ' spiral'. |
| Kurpal | A protector of the entire world. |
| Lahanu | A Sanskrit name meaning 'strong' or 'powerful'. |
| Lakshuman | Brother of Lord Rama |
| Lalasaheb | A title of respect, meaning 'red lord' or 'red chief'. |
| Loukith | Derived from Loki, a Norse god of mischief and trickery. |
| Lunesh | A Goddess who Control Air and Rain |
| Macchindra | A variant of Machhindra, meaning 'fish' or ' aquatic'. |
| Machhindra | A name meaning 'fish' or ' aquatic', associated with a Hindu deity. |
| Machindra | A variant of Machhindra, meaning 'fish' or ' aquatic'. |