Male names.

Contemporary African American name coined by combining Kevin and Monte, expressing individuality without a specific historical meaning.

Rare yet powerful Persian name meaning 'full of kingship' or 'having full lordship', popularized by Ferdowsi's Shahnameh epic poem.

Unique African-American name created as a blend of Kevin and Shawn in the mid-to-late twentieth century.

Rare American name, likely coined from Kevin and Jonathan, with no documented meaning or historical significance.

Distinctive Hebrew name derived from "keis," meaning "bow." Popularized by Jewish immigrants in England during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it has been used sporadically throughout history. While rare today, Kez is a unique choice with rich cultural heritage suitable for both boys and girls.

Distinctive Hebrew female given name meaning "cinnamon," first appearing in the Bible as one of King Solomon's wives and later gaining popularity among modern parents seeking an uncommon yet meaningful name.

Rare Hebrew male name derived from "katzin," translating to "protection." It signifies shelter and defense, appearing in the Book of Numbers among Levite clans, giving it ancient biblical lineage.

Uncommon, recently popular name with unknown origins and meanings.

Hebrew name derived from 'katzar', meaning 'to cut off' or 'limit'.

Hebrew name meaning "lion". It derives from the Hebrew word 'kfar', translating to 'village'. This name has been traditionally favored by Jewish families due to its strong and powerful association.

Khai is a Vietnamese name meaning 'sea', reflecting its natural origins.

Ancient Arabic name meaning 'eternal' or 'everlasting', one of Allah's 99 names in Islamic culture.

Arabic-origin male given name which means "Creator", derived from the Arabic word "khalaqa". It holds significant importance in Islamic culture as one of God's attributes, emphasizing His role as the ultimate Creator and Sustainer. Though not exceptionally common, it has been used among Muslim communities for centuries and was popularized by Islamic scholars during the Middle Ages. Today, it remains a unique and meaningful name choice, often selected to honor religious beliefs or appreciate its powerful meaning.

Rare, 20th-century invention of unknown origin, lacking traditional etymology or cultural significance.

Uncommon yet meaningful male name of Arabic origin, meaning "beloved" or "favorite," inspired by Prophet Muhammad's daughter Fatima, and carrying historic significance with notable bearers like Khabib ibn al-Awwam.

Arabic-origin name meaning "wise" or "understanding", derived from the root verb "habara" meaning "to communicate".

Rare Persian name derived from "khāq", meaning "earth" or "dust". Historically significant, it was traditionally given to both boys and girls in Persia.

Armenian origin name derived from "khach," meaning "cross." It signifies the cross upon which Jesus Christ was crucified, reflecting the country's rich history and deep-rooted Christian faith.

Arabic origin, meaning "to protect" or "to defend," often given to boys in Muslim families.

Somali name of African origin meaning "east" or "sunrise," symbolizing strength and wisdom.

African-origin name derived from Arabic 'Khadijah', meaning intelligent or wise, combining elements of historical figures like Muhammad's first wife and Persian king Darius.

Arabic given name derived from "khada", meaning "present" or "existing". It signifies being alive or present in a positive way.

Arabic male given name derived from "khadaim," meaning "servants" or "slaves," but signifying devotion and service, not slavery. It originated in Middle Eastern Muslim communities, with notable historical figures like Khadeejah bint Khuwaylid bearing this name, and has gained recent popularity beyond traditional Islamic circles for its uniqueness and meaningfulness.

Arabic-origin name meaning 'praiseworthy' or 'glorious', originally used for boys in prominent families.

Arabic masculine name derived from 'khaddar', meaning 'eternal'. It signifies strength and endurance.

Arabic given name meaning "the first" or "to praise," derived from the root word "Hajh." It carries significant historical importance, being the first wife of Islamic prophet Muhammad and renowned for her intelligence, wit, and strong character.

Arabic origin name meaning 'servant', popular among Muslims due to its association with historical figures like Khadim Ali Shah Bukhari, symbolizing devotion and service.

Arabic name meaning "servant" or "slave," with origins among Bedouin tribes, where slaves held important roles. It also has historical significance as it was the title of one of Prophet Muhammad's devoted companions. Despite its humble connotation, Khadin embodies qualities such as loyalty, devotion, and humility, making it a powerful name choice.

Arabic name meaning "eternal green," derived from the prophet Khadir, known for his infinite wisdom and youth in Islamic tradition.

Arabic name derived from Khadeejah, meaning 'the first', signifying wisdom and strength.

Kael is a distinctive Hebrew name meaning "to dream," originally associated with biblical figure Akhal, and popularized by Stephen King's novel "Misery.

Ancient Egyptian name meaning "the sun is strong," associated with Pharaoh Khafre who built the Pyramid of Khafre in Giza around 2570 BCE.

Distinctive Arabic name derived from Khalil, meaning "friend", with a unique 'h' spelling variation.

Thai name meaning "precious gemstone," symbolizing virtues like wisdom and compassion, traditionally given on Fridays.

Modern English name derived from the combination of 'Kaden' and 'Hayden', conveying strength and uniqueness.

Khaidyn: A unique Arabic name meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent', reflecting strength and wisdom.

Hebrew name meaning 'life of God' or 'life breathed by God', reflecting the ancient belief that God gave each individual life, making them unique.

Khai is an Arabic name meaning 'life', popularized by ancient Bedouin tribes and symbolizing strength and courage.

Distinctive Arabic name meaning 'eternal', popularized during medieval times in the Middle East, and carried by notable Islamic scholars like Al-Khailan.

Distinctive African-origin name created in the early 2000s by parents in the United States.