Knightley
English, “woodland where knights reside” or “clearing of the knights.”
Kolby
Norse, “coal settlement.”
Kody
English, “helpful, pillow.”
Kameron
Scottish, “crooked nose.”
Kobe
African Swahili, “tortoise.”
Karter
English, “transporter of goods by cart.”
Kohana
Native American, “swift.”
Kieran
Irish, “little dark-haired one.”
Keran
Armenian, “a wooden post.”
Kesten
Croatian and German, “chestnut.”
Kheri
Swahili, “better.”
Kamari
Swahili, “moonlight.”
Kainoa
Hawaiian, “unrestricted sea or sea of freedom, namesake.”
Kadri
Turkish, “pure.”
Kelby
English and Norse, “dweller by the stream, farm near the spring.”
Kailor
Modern invented name.
Kelley
Irish, “war, strife.”
Kai
Hawaiian, “sea.”
Kenley
English, “king’s meadow.”
Kelsey
English, “ship’s victory.”
Kaden
Modern invented name.
Kit
A short form of Christopher, Katherine, Kathleen.
Kensington
English, “the town of Cynsige’s People.”
Kendall
English, “royal valley.”
Kennedy
Irish and Scottish, “helmet head.”
Kiernan
Irish, “little dark one.”
Keelan
Irish, “companion, slender.”
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