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K |
Name |
Boy
or Girl 's Name |
Origin |
Meaning |
Interesting
Facts |
Kaden |
Girl |
Italian |
Feminine Form Of Fabian
|
|
Kadmiel |
Boy |
Hebrew |
God
Is Ancient |
|
Kanak |
Boy |
Sanskrit |
Gold |
It
is also a poison. |
Kaija |
Girl |
Greek |
Pure |
It
is a form of Katariina. |
Kainda |
Girl |
African |
Hunter's
Daughter |
Tharaka
of Kenya. |
Keshini |
Girl |
Sanskrit
|
A
cream coloured flower. |
|
Kaisho |
Boy |
Japanese |
Fly
over the Sea |
Variant
transcription of the Japanese name Kaishou. The
name is somewhat unusual in Japan. |
Kalani |
Boy/Girl |
Hawaiian |
The
heaven; the chief |
Hawaiian
name composed of the elements 'ka' (one, the one)
and 'lani' (sky, heaven, spiritual; very high
chief, majesty), which tends to be used more on
boys. |
Karanteg |
Girl |
Welsh |
Victorious |
|
Kaliska |
Girl |
Native
American |
Coyote
Chasing Deer.
|
Miwok.
|
Kamella |
Girl |
Hungarian
|
Perfect
|
Form
of Camilla |
Kapil |
Girl |
Sanskrit |
Gentle
Woman |
|
Karim |
Boy |
Arabic |
Giving;
generous |
|
Katet |
Boy |
American |
A
Group Joined By Destiny |
Name
created by author Stephen King. |
L |
Lalitaditya |
Boy |
Sanskrit |
Beautiful
Sun |
|
Lainey |
Girl |
Greek
|
Torch;
bright light |
Pet
form of Elaine.
|
LaMarcus |
Boy |
Latin |
From
the god Mars |
Modern
coinage. LaMarcus is a blend of the the preffix
'la' and the name Marcus. |
Laman |
Boy |
Arabic |
Twinkling;
sparkling. |
Laman
is an Arabic name meaning "twinkling"
or "sparkling." It is also a separate
name from the Book of Mormon, perhaps based on
the name Laban.
|
Lajita |
Girl |
Sanskrit
(India) |
Modesty |
|
Lamont |
Boy |
French |
From
The Mountain. |
|
Lona |
Girl |
Indian |
Beauty,
Pretty. |
|
Landers |
Boy |
English |
Descendent
Of The Countryside Dweller
|
|
Laranya |
Girl |
American |
Combination
Of Lara And Anya
|
|
Lara |
Girl |
Russian
|
From
Larisa |
Diminutive
form of Larisa |
Latimer |
Boy |
English |
Interpreter
|
Originally
an English Surname. |
Lavan |
Boy |
Hebrew |
White |
|
Lesley |
Boy/Girl |
Gaelic |
Holly
Garden |
|
Leonardo |
Boy |
Italian |
Lion
Brave |
Leonardo
Da Vinci, artist. Leonardo DiCaprio, actor.
|
Lorna |
Girl |
Celtic/Gaelic
|
Fox |
Feminine
form of Lorne. Lorna Luft, singer.
|
M |
Monish |
Boy |
Indian |
Lord Of Mind |
|
Maalika |
Girl |
Sanskrit(India) |
Garland |
As
a Sanskrit name pronounced with two long vowels
'a', Maalika means "jasmine". It is
also the vocabulary word for 'garland'. Some
parents use it as a variant of Malika.
|
Maaziah |
Boy |
Hebrew |
Strength
of God; shelter of God. |
|
Madelina |
Girl |
Spanish |
Woman
Of Magdala. |
|
Magee |
Boy |
Celtic/Gaelic |
Son
of Aodh. |
|
Mahak |
Boy |
Arabic
|
Waning
Of The Moon. |
|
Maiya |
Girl |
Greek,
Russian |
Uncertain,
perhaps mother or great one |
Russian
form of the name Maya. Maya is a possible variant. |
Maila |
Girl |
Latin,
Hawaiian |
Uncertain,
perhaps myrrh, onguent. |
Hawaiian
form of Myra, the name invented by poet Fulke
Greville for use in his love poems, and of uncertain
origin. |
Magnum |
Boy |
Latin |
Big,
Great |
Magnum
P.I., Television Show. |
Mahdis |
Girl |
Arabic
|
Moon-like |
|
Manisha |
GIrl |
Indian |
Goddess
of mind, desire. |
|
Mahogany |
Girl |
English
|
Dark
Red Wood |
Often
used as a name for brunettes or a person with
dark skin. |
Margarita |
Girl |
Latin,
Greek, Spanish |
Pearl |
Latin
form from the Greek 'margarites' meaning "pearl".
Latinate form of Margaret. This is also a Spanish
word meaning "daisy flower". |
Martin |
Boy |
Latin
|
Servant
Of Mars, God Of War. |
Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr., civil rights activist.
Martin Sheen, actor. Martin Lawrence, actor/comedian.
|
N |
Naamah |
Girl |
Hebrew |
Pleasant
|
In
the Old Testament, this is the name of the daughter
of Lamech, as well as the name of Rehoboam's mother
(a son of Solomon). |
Nalin |
Boy |
Sanskrit(Indian) |
Lotus
Flower
|
|
Nancy |
Girl |
English,
Hebrew, French |
Grace |
Diminutive
form of Anne. Nancy Sinatra, actress. Nancy Reagan,
U.S. first lady. Nancy Cartwright, voice of cartoon
characters Bart Simpson ("The Simpsons")
and Chuckie Finster ("Rugrats"). Nancy
Allen, actress. |
Nakkita |
Girl |
Greek,
Russian |
Unconquered,
Unconquerable |
|
Napoleon |
Boy |
French |
Person
From Naples, Italy
|
Napoleon
Bonaparte, politician. Napoleon Dynamite, movie
character. |
Natalia |
Girl |
Italian |
Born
On Christmas Day. |
|
Navroz |
Boy |
Persian |
A
Parsee Festival |
|
Niranjana |
Girl |
Sanskrit
(Indian) |
Name
of a river; Goddess Durga; The night of the full
moon. |
|
Nathan |
Boy |
Hebrew |
He
Gave |
Nathan
Lane, singer/actor. Nathan Fillion, actor.
|
Neomenia |
Girl |
Greek |
New
moon; new month |
|
Nikkos |
Boy |
Greek |
Victory Of The People. |
Diminutive
form of Nikolas. |
Nyline |
Girl |
Gaelic |
Cloud
or champion |
Germanic
compound name. The first element is either -ing
or -engel which refers to a particular tribe,
while the second is derived from 'hraban', 'raven'.
|
Naishadh |
Boy |
Sanskrit(Indian) |
King
Nala, a hero from the Mahabharata who was king
of Nishadha. |
|
Nura |
Girl |
Arabic |
Light |
|
Norton |
Boy |
English |
From
The Town In The North. |
Peter
Norton, software mogul ("Norton Anti Virus"). |
O |
Oceana |
Girl |
Greek |
From
The Sea. |
|
Ojas |
Boy |
Sanskrit(India) |
Virility;
Energy |
|
Oksana |
Girl |
Greek |
Welcoming |
Ukrainian
form of Xenia. |
Odin |
Boy/Girl |
Scandinavian
|
Divine
Creative Inspiration. |
|
Olin |
Girl |
English |
Holy |
From
the Middle English, meaning "holy".
It may also be a variant of Olaf. |
Ojai |
Girl/Boy |
Spenish
|
Bird's
Nest |
City
in California, U.S. |
Ophelia |
Girl |
Greek |
Help,
Aid |
Ophelia
is a main character in Shakespeare's tragic play
"Hamlet" who dies by drowning while
in a state of delirium and mental torment. Ophelia
has since become a symbol of angst for teenage
girls. |
Olson |
Boy |
Scandinavian
|
Son
Of Olaf |
Mary-Kate
and Ashley Olsen, twin actresses.
|
Ojaswini |
Girl |
Indian |
Lustrous |
|
Orella |
Girl |
Italian |
Golden |
Form
of Aurelia/Aurelius. |
Oscar |
Boy |
English,
Gaelic |
Divine
spear, Lover of deer, beloved of deer |
Oscar
is a Scandinavian name derived from the Old English
os "god" and gar "spear".
It is also an Irish mythological name: Oscar was
the name of Oisin's son and the grandson of the
hero Fionn mac Cumhail. It almost certainly means
"lover of deer" or "beloved of
deer", derived from Gaelic os "deer"
combined cara "lover". The name belonged
most famously to the English writer Oscar Wilde.
It is also associated with Oskar Schindler (Oskar
is the German spelling), a German industrialist
who saved over a thousand Jews in World War II.
His story was made famous by the film 'Schindler's
List'. |
Ozora |
Boy |
Japanese |
Big
Sky |
Variant
transcription of the Japanese name Oozora. |
Ouida |
Girl |
French, Germanic |
Fame
and War |
Ouida
was the nom de plume of an English author, Maria
Louise Ramé. Ouida was her attempt at saying
Louise when she was a child and the nickname stuck.
Ouida was used by others as a given name from
the end of the 19th century before falling into
disuse in the mid 20th century. |
Ozer |
Boy |
Hebrew |
God's
Helper |
|
Ozanka |
Girl |
Slavic |
Wall
Germander Flower |
Flower
name. |
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