Sanskrit Names Starting With K (List 5)
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Sanskrit Baby Names That Start With K Letter & Meaning (List 5)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Kanta |  |
Meaning : Beloved, The Spring, A Jewel Used in : Japanese, Sanskrit, Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu |
| Kantaka | |
Meaning : Thorn Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kantakin | |
Meaning : Throny, Prickly Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kantakini | |
Meaning : Full Of Thron Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kantarika | |
Meaning : Thorn Like Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanthaka | |
Meaning : Of Neck, An Ornament Of The Neck Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanthamani |  |
Meaning : A Jewel Of The Neck, A Dear Object Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Kanthamani | |
Meaning : A Jewel Of The Neck, A Dear Object Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Kanti | |
Meaning : Glory, Beauty, Wish, Another Name Of Lakshmi Used in : Native American, Sanskrit, Assamese, Rajasthani, Kannada |
| Kantida | |
Meaning : Giving Beauty, Adorning Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kantiman | |
Meaning : Lovely Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kantu | |
Meaning : Love, Mind, Heart Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanupriya | |
Meaning : Beloved Of Krishna Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kanva | |
Meaning : Talented, Praised, Honoured, Intelligent Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanvaka | |
Meaning : Son Of A Talented Person Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanvala | |
Meaning : Lotus Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanvalajita | |
Meaning : Winner Of The Lotus Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanvar | |
Meaning : A Prince Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kanya | |
Meaning : Daughter, Maiden Used in : Japanese, Sanskrit, Thai, Danish, Gujarati, Kannada |
| Kanyakumari | |
Meaning : The Eternal Virgin Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kanyala | |
Meaning : Girl Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kanyana | |
Meaning : Maiden, Girl Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kanyaratna | |
Meaning : A Gem Of A Girl Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalabhrt | |
Meaning : Bearing A Skull, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalaketu | |
Meaning : With A Skull For A Banner Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalamala | |
Meaning : With A Garland Of Skulls Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalamalin | |
Meaning : With Garland Of Skulls, Another Nme For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalasiras | |
Meaning : Skull Headed Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapali | |
Meaning : Skull Carrier Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalika | |
Meaning : One Who Eats In A Skull Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapalini | |
Meaning : Consort Of Kapali, Another Name Of Durga Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kapardi | |
Meaning : Shell, As White As A Conch Shell Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapardika | |
Meaning : A Small Shell Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapardin | |
Meaning : Cowrie Shell Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapardini | |
Meaning : Whose Hair Is Braided Like A Cowrie Shell Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kapata | |
Meaning : Deceit Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kaphini | |
Meaning : Phegmatic, A River Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapidhwaja | |
Meaning : With A Monkey Banner Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapiketana | |
Meaning : With A Monkey As A Symbol Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapila | |
Meaning : Monkey Coloured, A Brown Cow Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Kashmiri, Oriya, Gujarati, Kannada, Sanskrit |
| Kapiladhara | |
Meaning : With Brown Waves, Muddy, Another Name Of The Ganga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapilaksa | |
Meaning : Sun Eyed, Whose Eyes Glow Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapilanjsna | |
Meaning : Using A Brown Collyrium Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapilapati | |
Meaning : Lord Of The Brown Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapilasva | |
Meaning : With Brown Horses Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapileya | |
Meaning : Brown Coloured Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapili | |
Meaning : With Tawny Waves Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapilnjala | |
Meaning : With Brown Wter, Ariver Of Ancient India Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapindra | |
Meaning : Lord Of Monkeys Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapinjala | |
Meaning : With Brown Water Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapipati | |
Meaning : Lord Of Apes Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapisanjana | |
Meaning : Using Brown Collyrium Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapiskandha | |
Meaning : Monkey Shouldered, A Soldier Who Leaps Like A Mpnkey Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapisvara | |
Meaning : Lord Of Monkeys Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapivaktra | |
Meaning : Monkey Faced Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapota | |
Meaning : Indian Ring Dore Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kapotaroman | |
Meaning : Having Hair Like A Feathers Of A Pigeon Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kaprabhu | |
Meaning : Master Of Monkeys, Another Name For Rama Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kaprtha | |
Meaning : Increasing Pleasure Used in : Sanskrit |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Karali | |
Meaning : Durga In Her Destructive Form, The Terrible Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karalika | |
Meaning : That Which Tears, Sword, Another Name Of Durga Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Karambha | |
Meaning : Mixture, Gruel Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karambha | |
Meaning : Mixture, Gruel Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karandhama | |
Meaning : Clapping Of Hands Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karanja | |
Meaning : Born Of Hand, Difficult To Obtain Used in : African, Sanskrit |
| Karapagam | |
Meaning : Hands And Feet Used in : Sanskrit |
| 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 |
| Karbura | |
Meaning : Variegated, Gold Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karburi | |
Meaning : Golden, Tigress, Another Name Of Durga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kardama | |
Meaning : Covered With Mud, Clay, Shade Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karenu | |
Meaning : Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karenumati | |
Meaning : Like A Female Elephant Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Karikrsna | |
Meaning : Black Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karimukha | |
Meaning : Elephant Faced Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karin | |
Meaning : Doing, Accomplishing, Praising Used in : Sanskrit, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Netherlands, Polish, Swedish, Swiss, Dutch, Netherlands, American, Chinese, Japanese, British, Czechoslovakian, Danish, Dutch, English, Romanian |
| Karindra | |
Meaning : Lord Of Elephants, War Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karisa | |
Meaning : Dry Cow Dung Used in : Sanskrit, Greek, Latin |
| Karishini | |
Meaning : Goddeess Of Elephant, Goddess Of Wealth Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karishma | |
Meaning : Miracle Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Malayalam, Oriya, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Sanskrit |
| Karisini | |
Meaning : Abounding In Dung Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karisnu | |
Meaning : Doing, Accomplishing Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karka | |
Meaning : White, Good, Excellent, Mirror, Beauty Used in : Sanskrit, Hindu, Kannada |
| Karkaandu | |
Meaning : Crab Like, Whitish Used in : Sanskrit |