| Keeshawn | Filled wih happiness |
| Keeshia | Of he spice ree |
| Keevan | A beloved and handsome man |
| Keeyon | A gift from the heavens |
| Kegen | A small and fiery person |
| Kehaulani | Dew from the sky |
| Keian | Variant of Keegan, meaning 'little fiery one' |
| Keiffer | One who makes barrels |
| Keikilani | Hawaiian name meaning 'royal child of heaven' |
| Keiman | Ancient, in the past |
| Keimoni | Hawaiian name meaning 'child of the sea' |
| Keirnan | Scottish name meaning 'little dark one' |
| Keirra | Little dark one |
| Keithia | Derived from a forest or wood. |
| Kekepania | Woman with crown |
| Kelaghan | Descendant of the brightheaded. |
| Kellagh | Battle suffering |
| Kelland | From a place called Calandre or Callands |
| Kellsi | Variant of Kelly, meaning 'warrior' or 'bringer of victory' |
| Kellynn | Variant of Kelly, meaning 'warrior' or 'bringer of victory' |
| Kelvun | A unique variation of Kelvin. |
| Kelvynn | A modern spelling of Kelvin. |
| Kemonte | Strong and powerful, possibly derived from 'kem' meaning 'strong' |
| Kemper | Strong and powerful, possibly derived from 'kem' meaning 'strong' |
| Kenaan | Variant of Kenan, meaning 'gift' or 'possession' |
| Kenadi | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenady | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenai | Variant of Kenan, meaning 'gift' or 'possession' |
| Kencil | Possibly derived from 'kens' meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent' |
| Kendry | Variant of Kendrick, meaning 'leader of the people' |
| Kendyll | A form of kendall |
| Kenedi | Variant of Kenna, meaning 'born of fire' |
| Kenesaw | Place name in Georgia, USA, meaning 'high mountain' |
| Kenina | A small and precious child. |
| Kennadee | Variant of Kennedy, meaning 'helmeted chief' |
| Kennadi | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kennadie | Variant of Kennedy, means 'helmeted chief' or 'noble-born leader' |
| Kenndra | Feminine form of Kenneth, means 'born of fire' or 'passionate' |
| Kenndrick | Variant of Kendrick, means 'leader of the people' or 'ruler' |
| Kenneally | Imperial meadow |