| Kira | American | A borrowing from the Greek, Kira is.. |  |  |
| Kira | Russian | Feminine form of the Greek Kyros, a.. | | |
| Kira | Bulgarian | Meaning "throne."
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| Kiran | Hindu | Derived from the Sanskrit kirana (a.. |  | |
| Kiri | Hindu | Borrowed from the name of the amara.. |  | |
| Kiriah | Hebrew | Village | | |
| Kiritina | Hawaiian | Hawaiianized form of Christine, a.. | | |
| Kirsten | German | A borrowing from the Scandinavians,.. | | |
| Kirsti | Norwegian | A familiar form of Kirsten, meani.. | | |
| Kirstie | Scottish | A pet form of Kirstin (a Christia.. | | |
| Kirstin | Scottish | Scottish form of the Scandinavian K.. |  | |
| Kirystin | Czech | A form of the Scandinavian name.. | | |
| Kisa | African-Ame.. | Modern coinage of uncertain derivat.. | | |
| Kishi | Japanese | Beach, seashore | | |
| Kishi | Native Amer.. | Meaning "panther." From the Hasinai.. | | |
| Kishiko | Japanese | Child of the seashore | | |
| Kishori | Hindu | Young girl, filly. Kishori is deriv.. | | |
| Kisima | African | Meaning "spring." Perhaps reflectiv.. | | |
| Kissa | African | Born after twins. Luganda, Uganda | | |
| Kissa | Ugandan | Meaning "born after twins."
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| Kita | Japanese | Meaning "north" is commonly used as.. | | |
| Kitra | Hebrew | Aramaic name meaning "crown." | | |
| Kiwa | Japanese | Born on a border | | |
| Kiwako | Japanese | Child born on a border | | |
| Kiwayo | Japanese | Generation on a border | | |
| Kiwidinok | Native Amer.. | Woman of the wind. Chippewa, | | |
| Kiyo | Japanese | Happy generations. The name connote.. | | |
| Kiyoko | Japanese | Child of happy generations | | |
| Kiyoshi | Japanese | Bright, shining, clear | | |
| Kiyuga | Native Amer.. | Meaning "chipmunk." From the Cherok.. | | |
| Kizuwanda | African | Meaning "the last-born child."
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| Kjersti | Norwegian | An alternate form of Kirsten, which.. | | |
| Klanna | African-Ame.. | Modern coinage of uncertain derivat.. | | |
| Klara | Hungarian | Hungarian form of Clara, a name d.. | | |
| Klara | Polish | Polish form of Clara, which is deri.. | | |
