Names That Mean K

Discover baby names meaning K for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Plch
Derived from Czech 'plch' meaning 'dormouse', a nickname for a sleepy person.
Czech
Pleoh
Pleoh means 'danger' or 'risk' in Old English.
English
Plummer
Plummer is an occupational surname derived from the occupation of a plumber, ...
English
Plutarco
Wealthy, from the Greek name Ploutarchos meaning 'wealthy ruler'.
Greek
Plutus
Refers to the Greek god of wealth.
Greek
Podarge
Swift-footed, one of the Harpies in Greek mythology.
Greek
Pohaku
Stone or rock.
Hawaiian
Polemusa
Polemusa is a feminine name meaning 'war-like' or 'of war', derived from Gree...
Greek
Poli
Many, much; from Greek 'polys' meaning many.
Greek
Polites
Polites means 'citizen' or 'statesman' in Greek.
Greek
Pollard
Occupational surname for a person who trimmed trees or a nickname for someone...
English
Pollo
Means 'chicken' in Spanish, often used as a nickname.
Spanish
Pollux
Crown; also the name of one of the Dioscuri twin brothers in Greek mythology.
Greek
Polonius
Derived from the Greek name Polychronios, meaning 'many times' or 'long-lived'.
Latin
Polycarp
Fruitful, from Greek 'polys' meaning many and 'karpos' meaning fruit.
Greek
Polydamas
Polydamas means 'much-taming' or 'very strong' in Greek.
Greek
Polydeuces
Polydeuces means 'very sweet' or 'much sweet wine', referring to the Greek my...
Greek
Polydorus
Many-gifted, from Greek polys 'many' and doron 'gift'.
Greek
Polyeidus
One who knows many things or has much knowledge.
Greek
Polyhymnia
Muse of sacred poetry, hymn, and eloquence in Greek mythology.
Greek
Polymestor
Polymestor was a king in Greek mythology who killed his own grandson.
Greek
Polynices
Man of much strife; from Greek 'polys' (many) and 'neikos' (strife).
Greek
Polyphemus
Famous in song or much spoken of, from Greek 'poly' (many) and 'pheme' (voice...
Greek
Polyxena
Polyxena means 'very hospitable' or 'host of many' in Greek.
Greek
Pomaikai
Pomaikai means 'blessed child' or 'fortunate child' in Hawaiian.
Hawaiian
Ponnazhagi
Golden beauty; beautiful like gold
Tamil
Ponnulakshmi
Golden Lakshmi; precious prosperity
Tamil
Ponraj
Golden King.
Tamil
Poornamala
Complete garland or full necklace
Sanskrit
Poovendan
King of flowers.
Tamil
Porcius
Derived from Latin 'porcus' meaning pig, likely a Roman family name.
Latin
Porfirio
Derived from the Greek name Porphyrios, meaning 'purple' or 'purple-clad'.
Spanish
Porkodi
Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity.
Tamil
Porter
Occupational surname for a gatekeeper or carrier of goods.
English
Portier
Gatekeeper.
French
Posya
Diminutive of Praskovya, meaning 'preparation' or 'Friday'.
Russian
Potina
Goddess of children's drinks, derived from Latin 'potio' meaning drink.
Latin
Potter
Occupational name for a maker of pots.
English
Poulad
Steel; strong and unyielding like steel.
Persian
Pourab
The son of a king.
Persian
Pouria
A powerful king.
Persian
Pouw
Peacock.
Dutch
Pouwl
Peacock.
Dutch
Pouya
Derived from Persian 'pouya' meaning 'seeker' or 'one who seeks'.
Persian
Poya
Derived from Persian 'puyā', meaning 'seeker' or 'inquisitive'.
Persian
Praachik
Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'eastern' or 'directional'.
Sanskrit
Praachika
One who is asked or questioned; a seeker of knowledge.
Sanskrit
Praadha
Derived from Sanskrit meaning 'gift' or 'offering'.
Sanskrit
Prabhakar
Sun; maker of light
Sanskrit
Prabhuth
Lord of light or radiant lord, derived from Sanskrit 'prabhu' meaning master.
Sanskrit
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