| Kaus | Kaus is a Persian name meaning 'bringer of good fortune' or 'auspicious'. |
| Kausa | One who brings joy and happiness. |
| Kausaleya | Born from the kingdom of Kosala. |
| Kausalya | Mother of Lord Rama (Dashrathas queen and Ramas mother) |
| Kausani | Kausani means 'bald hill' in Sanskrit, referring to a hill in Uttarakhand, India. |
| Kausar | Lake of paradise |
| Kauser | A river in paradise |
| Kaush | Derived from the sage Vishwamitra. |
| Kausha | Someone who is clever and skilled. |
| Kaushaf | A person of great intelligence. |
| Kaushal | Clever, skilled; One who is skilled; Perfect; Wealth |
| Kaushala | Happiness, A consort of Lord Krishna, Skill |
| Kaushalesh | lord Rama, king of Kaushal |
| Kaushali | One who is talented and expert. |
| Kaushalya | Lord Ramas mother; Mother of Rama |
| Kaushani | Kaushani means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, often used as a feminine given name. |
| Kaushey | Made of fine silk or soft cloth. |
| Kaushik | Ove; Sage Vishwamitra; Sentiment of love; A wise sage |
| Kaushika | Belonging to the sage Vishwamitra. |
| Kaushikee | Goddess Durga or a sacred river. |
| Kaushiki | Derived from the sage Vishwamitra. |
| Kaushlender | As fast as kaushal |
| Kausik | Sentiment of Love and affection, Another name for Indra and Shiva, With knowledge of hidden treasure, Love |
| Kausir | A River in Paradise |
| Kaustav | A legendary gem; a gem worn by Lord Vishnu |
| Kausthub | a gem worn by vishnu |
| Kausthuba | Gem of Lord Vishnu |
| Kausthubh | One of the jewels of Lord Vishnu |
| Kaustubh | A jewel of Lord Vishnu; Lord Vishnus jewel |
| Kaustubha | The Jewel of the Milk Ocean |
| Kaustubhi | Stone in lord vishnus neckless kaustubh |
| Kaustuki | Goddess Laxmi; Yoga of Devotion; Self Transcending Power of Love |
| Kaustuv | A gem in lord vishnus breast |
| Kausudhi | Moonlight or a ray of the moon. |
| Kautav | Kautav means 'bringer of good fortune' or 'auspicious' in Sanskrit, an ancient Indian language. |
| Kauthar | Ample. Abundant. |
| Kauthuk | A sense of curiosity or wonder. |
| Kautik | Something that is rare or unique. |
| Kautilya | Name for chanakya |
| Kautirya | Goddess Durga, One who resides in a hut |