Names Starting With Kara
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Baby Names That Start With Kara (List 1)
| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Kara |  |
Meaning : Used in : Kurdish, Turkish, French, German, Greek, Irish, Latin, Swedish, American, Chinese, Japanese, British, Danish, Dutch, English |
| Karaamat |  |
Meaning : Variant Of Karamat: Miracle. Nobility Used in : Arabic |
| Karabha | |
Meaning : Trunk Of An Elephant, Anything Useful Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karabhajana | |
Meaning : One Born Like A Elephant, An Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karabhin | |
Meaning : With A Trunk, Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karabhoru | |
Meaning : One Whose Thighs Resemble The Trunk Of An Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karabi | |
Meaning : Used in : Hindu, Kannada |
| Karacura | |
Meaning : Gold Used in : Hindu |
| Karah | |
Meaning : In Scandinavian meaning is : Pure. Used in : Greek, Jamaican, Scandinavian |
| Karajala | |
Meaning : A Stream Of Light Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karakasa | |
Meaning : Harsh, Hard, a Sword Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karakayu | |
Meaning : Having A Hard Life Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karala | |
Meaning : Terrible, Wide, Tearing, Formidable Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Karala | |
Meaning : Terrible, Wide, Tearing, Formidable Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Karaladanta | |
Meaning : With Large Teeth Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karalajanaka | |
Meaning : Janaka The Great Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karalaksa | |
Meaning : With Frightening Eyes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karalana | |
Meaning : Pure And Peaceful Used in : Jamaican |
| Karalee | |
Meaning : Pure. Used in : Scandinavian, British, English |
| Karaleen | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German |
| Karaleena | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German |
| Karali | |
Meaning : Durga In Her Destructive Form, The Terrible Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karalie | |
Meaning : Pure. Used in : Scandinavian, Scandinavian, British, English |
| Karalika | |
Meaning : That Which Tears, Sword, Another Name Of Durga Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Karalina | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German |
| Karaline | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German, Latin |
| Karalyn | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German, Jamaican, Latin, Scandinavian |
| Karalynn | |
Meaning : In Scandinavian meaning is : Pure. Used in : German, Scandinavian, American |
| Karalynna | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German, Latin |
| Karalynne | |
Meaning : Feminine Diminutive Form Of Charles, Carl, Meaning: A Man Used in : German, Latin |
| Karam | |
Meaning : Liberality. Used in : American, African, Arabic, Hindu, Punjabi, Jamaican, Jamaican, Arabic, Punjabi, Sindhi |
| Karam | |
Meaning : Liberality. Used in : American, African, Arabic, Hindu, Punjabi, Jamaican, Jamaican, Arabic, Punjabi, Sindhi |
| Karam meet | |
Meaning : Friendly God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karama | |
Meaning : Generosity Used in : African, Swahili, African, Swahili |
| Karama | |
Meaning : Generosity Used in : African, Swahili, African, Swahili |
| Karamah | |
Meaning : Nobility, Miracle. Used in : Sindhi |
| Karamat | |
Meaning : Miracle, Nobility Used in : Arabic, Sindhi |
| Karambha | |
Meaning : Mixture, Gruel Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karambha | |
Meaning : Mixture, Gruel Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karambir | |
Meaning : Brave With God's Grace. Used in : Sikh, Buddhist |
| Karamdeep | |
Meaning : In punjabi meaning is : Lamp of God's grace. Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Karamia | |
Meaning : Karamia means Beloved Peace Used in : Buddhist |
| Karamjeet | |
Meaning : Victory Of Deeds. Used in : Sikh |
| Karamjot | |
Meaning : In punjabi meaning is : Light of Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Karamleen | |
Meaning : Absorbed In God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karampal | |
Meaning : The Keeper Of God's Grace Used in : Hindu |
| Karampaul | |
Meaning : Protector Of God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karampreet | |
Meaning : The Lover Of God's Grace Used in : Hindu, Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Karamprem | |
Meaning : Lover Of God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karamroop | |
Meaning : Embodiment Of God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karamu | |
Meaning : Celebrations, Party, Precious Gift ( Swahili Origin ) Used in : African, Swahili |
| Karamveer | |
Meaning : Enthusiastic Hero. Used in : Punjabi, Punjabi |
| Karamwant | |
Meaning : Full Of God's Grace. Used in : Sikh |
| Karan | |
Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Son of Kunti and Surya Used in : African, Hindu, Parsi, German, Greek, French, American, British, English, Kashmiri, Kannada, Telugu |
| Karan | |
Meaning : In Hindu meaning is : Son of Kunti and Surya Used in : African, Hindu, Parsi, German, Greek, French, American, British, English, Kashmiri, Kannada, Telugu |
| Karanail | |
Meaning : Colonel Of The Army. Used in : Sikh |
| Karanbir | |
Meaning : Brave As Karan Used in : Sikh |
| Karandeep | |
Meaning : Light Of Helm. Used in : Sikh |
| Karandhama | |
Meaning : Clapping Of Hands Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karani | |
Meaning : Aide, Secretary ( Kikuyu Origin ) Used in : African, Kenyan, Kannada |
| Karani | |
Meaning : Aide, Secretary ( Kikuyu Origin ) Used in : African, Kenyan, Kannada |
| Karaninder | |
Meaning : Lord's Karan Used in : Sikh |
| Karanja | |
Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : Born of hand; difficult to obtain Used in : African, Sanskrit |
| Karanjeet | |
Meaning : Victory Of Karan Used in : Hindu |
| Karanjeev | |
Meaning : To Live Like Karan Used in : Sikh |
| Karanmeet | |
Meaning : Friend Of Karan Used in : Sikh |
| Karanpal | |
Meaning : Protector Of Karan Used in : Sikh |
| Karanpreet | |
Meaning : Lovable Karan. Used in : Sikh |
| Karanprem | |
Meaning : Lovable Karan. Used in : Sikh |
| Karanroop | |
Meaning : Embodiment Of Karan. Used in : Sikh |
| Karansukh | |
Meaning : Happy Karan. Used in : Sikh |
| Karanvir | |
Meaning : Brave As Karan. Used in : Sikh |
| Karapagam | |
Meaning : Hands And Feet Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karapagavinayagam | |
Meaning : Instrument Used in : Hindu |
| Karasi | |
Meaning : Life And Wisdom Used in : African |
| Karata | |
Meaning : With The Temple Of An Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karatoya | |
Meaning : With Flowing Water Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karavinda | |
Meaning : Possessed By Hand, Doing, Causing, Creator Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karavira | |
Meaning : Strong Armed, Sword, Thumb Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karaviraksa | |
Meaning : The Tip Of The Sword Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karaviri | |
Meaning : Strong Armed, A Good Cow Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karawek | |
Meaning : A bird found in Thailand, bird Used in : Buddhist |
| Karayan | |
Meaning : Dark. Used in : Armenian |