Sanskrit Names Starting With K (List 6)
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Sanskrit Baby Names That Start With K Letter & Meaning (List 6)
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| Name | M/F | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Karkara |  |
Meaning : Harsh, Hard Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karkasa | |
Meaning : Harsh, Sword, Firm Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karki | |
Meaning : Of Crab Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karkota | |
Meaning : Abode Of Sword, The Sugarcane Plant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmacandra | |
Meaning : Moon Of Destiny, Successful Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmajit | |
Meaning : Victorious Over His Destiny Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmanasha |  |
Meaning : One Who Destroys Fate Or Actions Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmarkara | |
Meaning : Servant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmasa | |
Meaning : One Who Does His Duty Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmasila | |
Meaning : Dutiful Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmasrestha | |
Meaning : Excellent In Work Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmasura | |
Meaning : Brave In Action Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmatman | |
Meaning : One Whose Character Is Action Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmatmasaksi | |
Meaning : Witnessing The Performance Of Duty Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmavajra | |
Meaning : One Whose Power Lies In Work Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmavira | |
Meaning : Brave In Action Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karmendra | |
Meaning : Lord Of Action Used in : Punjabi, Sanskrit, Punjabi |
| Karmuka | |
Meaning : Bow, Rainbow Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karna | |
Meaning : Ear, Skilful, Clever Used in : Indonesian, Sanskrit, Greek, Swedish, Kannada, Telugu |
| Karna dhara | |
Meaning : Having Large Ears Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnadhara | |
Meaning : One Who Holds Others By The Ear, A Leader, Pilot Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Karnadi | |
Meaning : Of Ear, Performing According To The Scriptures Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnajeet | |
Meaning : Conqueror Of Karna, Another Name For Arjuna Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnak | |
Meaning : A chamber of the heart Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Karnaka | |
Meaning : Belonging To The Ear Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnamoti | |
Meaning : Pearls Of The Ear Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnamukha | |
Meaning : Having Karna As The Leader Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnanirvaha | |
Meaning : Dependant On The Ears, One Who Listen Religiously Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnanuja | |
Meaning : Karna's Younger Brother Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnaprayaga | |
Meaning : Ear Shaped Confluence Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnapura | |
Meaning : Ornament Of Flowers Worn Aroud The Ears Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnapuspa | |
Meaning : Flower Of The Ear, An Earring Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnari | |
Meaning : Enemy Of Karna Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnasravas | |
Meaning : Heard By The Ears, Famous Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnasu | |
Meaning : Father Of Karna, Another Name For Surya Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnata | |
Meaning : Name Of A People, A Raga Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnavesta | |
Meaning : An Earring Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnavira | |
Meaning : Whose Glory Has Come To Be Heard, A Well Known Warrior Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karni | |
Meaning : Arrow Used in : Sanskrit, Swedish, Armenian, Hebrew, Sanskrit |
| Karni | |
Meaning : Arrow Used in : Sanskrit, Swedish, Armenian, Hebrew, Sanskrit |
| Karnik | |
Meaning : Judge; One who is in control; Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Karnikacala | |
Meaning : The Central Mountain Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnikara | |
Meaning : The Pericarp Of A Lotus, As Soft As A Lotus, Very Soft Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karniki | |
Meaning : Judge, Examiner, Elephant Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnini | |
Meaning : Arrow, Missile, Steersman Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karnotpala | |
Meaning : Ear-lotus, A Lotus Flower That Ornaments The Ears Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karpani | |
Meaning : Gladness Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karpura | |
Meaning : Camphor Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karpuratilaka | |
Meaning : One Who Applies Camphor On The Forehead Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karpuratilaka | |
Meaning : One Who Applies Camphor On The Forehead Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Karpuri | |
Meaning : Scented With Camphor Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karsin | |
Meaning : One Who Attracts Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karsni | |
Meaning : Black Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karta | |
Meaning : To Encompass, To Spin, To Destroy Used in : Sanskrit, Polish |
| Kartara | |
Meaning : Lord Of All Creation Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kartavirya | |
Meaning : Of Destructive Ability Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kartitka | |
Meaning : One Who Gives Courage And Happiness Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kartr | |
Meaning : Maker, Creator, Author Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karttikeya | |
Meaning : Lord Shiva Elder Son, Brave, Energetic Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karttiki | |
Meaning : The Full Moon Night In The Kartika Month Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karu | |
Meaning : Poet Used in : Sanskrit, Finnish |
| Karuna | |
Meaning : Tenderness, Mercy, Compassion Used in : Hindu, Tamil, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Tamil, Assamese, Marathi, Oriya, Rajasthani, Gujarati, Kannada |
| Karunaanidhi | |
Meaning : Store Of Compassion Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karunakara | |
Meaning : Mine Of Campassion Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karunamalli | |
Meaning : The Vine Of Compassion, The Jasmine Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karunamaya | |
Meaning : Consisting Of Compassion Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karunanidhi | |
Meaning : Store Of Compassion Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Karunashankar | |
Meaning : Siva, The Compassionate Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada, Telugu |
| Karunesa | |
Meaning : Lord Of Mercy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karunesvara | |
Meaning : God Of Mercy Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karusa | |
Meaning : Dry, Hard, A Tribe Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karutthama | |
Meaning : Perfect In Duty, Master Used in : Sanskrit |
| Karvara | |
Meaning : Variegated, Tiger Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasa | |
Meaning : Appearance Used in : Sanskrit, Native American |
| Kasagesa | |
Meaning : Sugarcane, A Sweet Grass Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasaku | |
Meaning : Fire Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasara | |
Meaning : Pond Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Sanskrit |
| Kasaya | |
Meaning : Saffron Colour Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasayin | |
Meaning : Wearing A Saffron Garment Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kaseruka | |
Meaning : Backbone, Spine Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kaserumata | |
Meaning : A Backbone, Straight, Upright Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kashaku | |
Meaning : The Sun; Fire; Bright and Radiant Light Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kashayap | |
Meaning : A Sage; An ancient Saint; The priest of Parasurama and Ramachandra Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kashin | |
Meaning : Shining; Beautiful Used in : Hindu, Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kashinath | |
Meaning : Lord Siva Used in : Sanskrit, Kannada |
| Kashipati | |
Meaning : Lord of Kaashi; One of many names of Lord Shiva; Derived from Sanskrit word Kashi meaning Shining Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kasi | |
Meaning : Shining, Splendid Used in : Hindu, Finnish, Greek, Finnish, Sanskrit |
| Kasika | |
Meaning : The Shining One Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasin | |
Meaning : Shining, Appearing Like A Conqueror Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit, Greek, Polish |
| Kasinath | |
Meaning : Lord of Kashi; One of many names of Lord Shiva; Derived from Sanskrit word Kashi meaning Shining Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasinatha | |
Meaning : Lord Of Kasi, Another Name For Siva Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasipati | |
Meaning : Lord Of Kasi Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasiraja | |
Meaning : King Of Kasi Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasirama | |
Meaning : Abode Of Kasi, Living At Kasi Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kasisa | |
Meaning : Lord Of Kasi Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasisnu | |
Meaning : Shining, Brilliant Used in : Hindu, Sanskrit |
| Kasivisvanatha | |
Meaning : Universal Lord Of Kasi Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasmari | |
Meaning : The Coomb Tree Used in : Sanskrit |
| Kasmira | |
Meaning : Grape, Coming From Kasmir Used in : Sanskrit, Slavic, Danish, Gujarati |
| Kastha | |
Meaning : A Piece Of Wood Used in : Sanskrit, Sanskrit |