[ g i r l s ] Kaatje : KAHT-yuh : dutch "pure" Kachine : KAH-chee-neh : native american "sacred dancer" Kaede : KAY-de : japanese "maple leaf" Kaethe : KAH-tuh : greek "pure" Kai : KAH-ee : hawaiian "sea" Kai : KIGH : navajo indian "willow tree" Kaia : KAH-ee-ah : greek "earth" Kaie : KIGH-ee : celtic "combat" Kaili : kah-EE-lee : hawaiian - a deity Kaimi : KIGH-mee : polynesian "the seeker" Kairos : KAYR-ohs : greek - goddess from jupiter Kaiya : KIGH-yuh : japanese "forgiveness" Kakra : kah-KRAH : ghanese "younger of twins" Kala : KAH-lah : hindi "time, black" Kalama : kuh-LAH-muh : hawaiian "flaming torch" Kalanit : kah-LAH-neet : israeli - flower name Kalare : KAH-layr-eh : latin "bright, clear" Kalea : kuh-LAY-uh : hawaiian "bright" Kali : KAH-lee : sanskrit "energy, dark goddess" Kalika : KAH-lee-kuh : greek "rosebud" Kalila : kah-LEE-lah : arabic "beloved" Kalinda : KAH-leen-duh : sanskrit "sun, name of mountains" Kaliska : KAH-lees-kuh : miwok indian "coyote chasing deer" Kalle : KAH-lee : finnish "strong" Kalonice : KAHL-oh-nees : greek "beauty's victory" Kalyca : KAH-lee-kuh : greek "rosebud" Kama : KAH-mah : sanskrit "love" Kamala : kah-MAH-luh : hindi "lotus" Kamali : KAH-mah-lee : rhodesian "spirit protector" Kamaria : kah-mah-REE-ah : swahili "like the moon" Kambo : KAM-boh : african "must work for everything" Kameko : kah-MEE-koh : japanese "tortoise-child, symbol for long-life" Kamilah : kah-MEE-luh : arabic "the perfect one" Kane : KAH-nee : japanese "the doubly-accomplished" Kanene : ka-NEEN : african "a little thing in the eye is big" Kanika : kah-NEE-kah : kenyan "black cloth" Kamilia : KAH-meel-e-ah : slavic "sweet flower" Kantha : KAN-thuh : hindi - name of a god Kanya : KAN-yuh : hindi "virgin" Kapera : kah-PEH-rah : african "this child, too, will die" Kara : KAYR-uh : greek "pure" Karan : KAYR-ahn : greek "pure" Karayan : kah-rah-YAHN : armenian "the dark one" Karen : KAYR-en : greek "pure" Karida : KAH-ree-dah : arabic "untouched, viriginal" Karimah : kah-REE-mah : african "generous" Karka : KAHR-kuh : hindi "crab" Karli : KAHR-lee : turkish "covered with snow" Kasia : KAYZ-yuh : slavic "pure" Katja : KAHT-yuh : greek "pure" Kayla : KAY-luh : greek "pure" Kasa : KAH-shah : hopi indian "fur-robe dress" Kasen : KAY-sen : greek "pure" Kasinda : kah-SEEN-dah : african "born to a family with twins" Kassia : KAH-shuh : greek "pure" Katoka : ka-TOH-kah : hungarian "pure" Katrien : KAY-tree-en : dutch "pure" Kaula : KAHL-uh : polynesian "prophet" Kaveri : KAH-vayr-ee : hindi - sacred river of india Kavindra : kah-VIN-druh : hindi "mighty poet" Kaya : KAH-yah : hopi indian "my elder sister-little" Kaysa : KAY-suh : swedish "pure" Kazia : KAH-zee-uh : hebrew - plant with cinnamon-like bark Keara : KEER-uh : irish - from a saint's name Keelin : KEE-lin : celtic "slender, fair" Keely : KEE-lee : gaelic "beautiful and graceful" Kefira : KEH-feer-ah : hebrew "young lioness" Kehinde : keh-heen-DEH : yoruban "second of twins" Kei : KIGH : japanese "rapture, reverence" Keiko : KIGH-koh : japanese "adored one" Keisha : KEE-shuh : african "favorite" Kekona : KEH-koh-nuh : hawaiian "second-born" Kelda : KEL-dah : scandinavian "clear mountain spring" Kelly : KEHL-ee : teutonic "farm by the spring" Kelsey : KEHL-see : scandinavian "from the ship's island" Kendra : KEN-druh : anglo-saxon "understanding, knowledge" Kennis : KEN-nis : gaelic "beautiful" Kenyangi : KEN-yahn-jee : ugandan "white egret" Kepa : KEH-pah : basque "stone" Kerani : KAYR-ah-nee : hindi "sacred bells" Kerensa : KAYR-en-zah : cornish "love" Kesare : KEH-SAH-reh : spanish "long-haired" Kesi : KEH-see : swahili "born when the father was in trouble" Kesia : KEH-shuh : african "favorite" Kessie : KEH-see : ghanese "fat at birth" Keturah : KEH-tuhr-uh : hebrew "fragrance" Ketzia : ket-ZEE-ah : hebrew "surface, cinnamon-like bark" Khalida : kah-LEE-dah : arabic "immortal" Kichi : KIGH-chee : japanese "fortunate" Kiele : kee-EHL-ee : hawaiian "gardenia, fragrant blossom" Kimberly : KIM-ber-lee : old english "royal fortress meadow" Kineta : KIH-net-tah : greek "active one" Kiona : KEE-oh-nah : native american "brown hills" Kira : KEER-ah : latin "light" Kira : KIGH-ruh : persian "sun" Kiran : KEER-ahn : hindi "ray" Kirby : KUR-bee : anglo-saxon "church town" Kirima : KIH-re-mah : eskimo "a hill" Kirsten : KEER-sten : greek "christian" Kirti : KEER-tee : hindi "fame" Kisa : KEE-suh : russian "kitty" Kiska : KIS-kah or KEE-skah : russian "pure" Kismet : KIZ-met : english "fate, destiny" Kissa : KISS-ah : ugandan "born after twins" Kita : kee-TAH : japanese "north" Kohana : KOH-hah-nah : japanese "little flower" Koko : KOH-koh : native american "night" Kolina : koh-LEEN-uh : greek "pure" Koren : KOHR-en : greek "maiden" Kristen : KRIS-ten : latin "follower of christ" Kyna : KEEN-ah : gaelic "wise" Kynthia : KIN-thee-ah : greek "born under sign of cancer" Kyoko : KEE-yoh-koh : japanese "mirror" [ b o y s ] Kadin : kah-DEEN : arabic "friend, companion" Kai : KIGH : hawaiian "sea" Kaikara : KAH-ee-kah-rah : ugandan - traditonal name of god Kalb : KAHLB : arabic "dog" Kale : KAH-leh : hawaiian "strong and manly" Kalil : kah-LEEL : arabic "good friend" Kalkin : kal-KEEN : hindi - tenth incarnation of god vishnu Kalman : KAWL-man : hungarian "strong and manly" Kamal : KAH-mahl : hindi - name of a god Kane : KAYN : gaelic "tribute" or "warrior" Kane : KAH-nee : hawaiian "man" or "the eastern sky" Kaniel : KAN-e-el : hebrew "stalk, reed" Kardal : KAHR-del : arabic "mustard seed" Karsten : KAHR-sten : greek "christian" Kasch : KASH : german "like a blackbird" Kasen : KAYZ-en : latin "protected with a helmut" Kaspar : KAS-pahr : persian "a treasured secret" Kateb : KAY-tehb : arabic "writer" Kayin : kah-YEEN : yoruban "celebrated child" Keane : KEEN : english "sharp, bold" Kearney : KEER-nee : celtic "warrior" Kedar : KEH-dahr : hindi "mountain lord, powerful" Keefe : KEEF : gaelic "lovable and handsome" Keelan : KEE-lan : gaelic "little, slender" Keenan : KEE-nan : gaelic "little ancient one" Kegan : KEE-gan : celtic "fiery" Keir : KEER : celtic "dark-skinned" Keith : KEETH : welsh "wood-dweller" Kelby : KEL-bee : old norse "from the farm by the springs" Keleman : KEL-man : hungarian "gentle, kind" Kell : KEL : english "from the spring" Kellen : KEL-len : german "swamp" Kelvin : KEHL-vin : gaelic "from the narrow river" Kenan : KEE-nan : hebrew "possession" Kendrick : KEND-rik : gaelic "son of henry" Kenelm : KEN-elm : old english "brave helmet" Kenley : KEN-lee : old english "dweller at the king's meadow" Ken : KEN : old welsh "clear water" Kennard : KE-nard : english "strong" Kennedy : KEN-e-dee : gaelic "helmeted chief" Kenneth : KEN-nith : gaelic "handsome" Kent : KENT : old english "border, coast" Kenton : KEN-ton : old english "from the king's estate" Kenyon : KEN-yan : gaelic "blond-haired" Keona : KEE-ohn-ee : hawaiian "god's gracious gift" Ker : KAYR : english gypsy "house" Kern : KURN : gaelic "dark" Kers : KEHRS : todas indian - name of a plant Kersen : KER-sen : indonesian "cherry" Kester : KES-ter : latin "from the camp of the roman army" Kevin : KEH-vin : gaelic "gentle, lovable" Khoury : kohr-EE : arabic "priest" Kiefer : KEE-fur : german "barrel-maker" Kieran : KEER-ahn : gaelic "small and dark-skinned" Kiernan : KEER-nan : gaelic "dark-skinned" Kin : KIN : japanese "golden" Kinnel : KIN-el : gaelic "dweller at the head of the cliff" Kinsey : KIN-zee : old english "victorious prince" Kintan : KEEN-tan : hindi "wearing a crown" Kipp : KIP : old english "from the pointed hill" Kirk : KURK : scandinavian "from the church" Kiyoshi : KEE-oh-shee : japanese "quiet" Kontar : KOHN-tar : ghanese "only child" Krischan : KRIS-shan : greek "christian" Krister : KREE-ster : swedish "christian" Kyle : KYL : gaelic "handsome" or "near the chapel" Kyler : KIGH-ler : dutch "archer"