Kali
Sanskrit: dark goddess, or full of energy

Kalika
Greek: a rosebud
(Kallie, Kally)

Kalinda
Sanskrit: the sun, or bright and shining
(Kalina, Kaleena)

Kara
Greek: pure or purity

Karen
Danish: pure or purity
(Carin, Caren, Caryn, Karin, Kari, Karyn, Kary, Catherine)

Karena
Greek: pure one

Karimah
North Afican: she who is generous

Kate
Greek: pure
(Kat)

Katherine
Greek: pure or purity

Kathleen
Greek: pure or purity

Kay
Greek: rejoicing

Keely
Celtic: beauty, or slender
(Keelia, Keelin)

Kelly
Gaelic: female warrior
(Kelley, Kelli, Kellie)

Kendra
Old English: wise, all-knowing
(Kendre, Kenna, Kinna)

Kerry
Irish Gaelic: dark-haired
(Keri, Kerri, Kerrie)

Kibibe
Swahil: little lady

Kimberly
Old English: the fortress by the meadow
(Kim, Kimberlee, Kimberley, Kimmi, Kimmie, Kimmy, Kym)

Kimi
Japenese: she who is without peer, or without equal
(Kimiki, Kimiyo)

Kira
Persian: the sun

Kirby
ANglo-Saxon: the town that has a church, the church town
(Kirbee, Kirbi, Kirbie)

Kiri
Hindi: for the aramanth plant
(Kirsi)

Kirsten
Scandinavian: anointed one
(Kirsty, Kirstie, Kirsti, Christine)

Kishi
Native American: night

Kirstine
Greek: pure or purity

Kumi
Japanese: braid, woven cloth or hair
(Kumiko)

Kuri
Japanese: chestnut, or chestnut-colored

Kwantia
Native American (Zuni): God is gracious

Kyale
Scottish Gaelic: lovely
(Kyle, Kylia)