Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Katima or a blend.

Modern Greek diminutive of Aikaterini (Katherine).

Hungarian/Dutch diminutive of Katherine.

Modern variant of Katelyn.

Invented by Suzanne Collins for *The Hunger Games*; from the plant "sagittaria" (arrowhead).

Meaning unknown, possibly Japanese.

Modern invented name, likely a blend of Kat and Patricia.

Dutch form of Katherine.

German/Scandinavian short form of Katherine.

German diminutive of Katherine, popularized by the hurricane.

Victory.

Victorious self.

Victorious child.

Victorious inlet/bay.

Variant spelling of Katie.

German surname meaning "cat."

The prophet, "the seer."

Famous, "celebrated."

Princess, mandatory surname for Sikh females.

Mother of Lord Rama in the Hindu epic *Ramayana*.

The Kaveri river, a major sacred river in South India.

Poem, "poetry."

Cute, "lovable."

The adornment, "the decoration."

A legendary Hawaiian hero and figure in chants.

The glow, "the redness" (as of dawn).

Modern invented name, likely blending Kay and Aaliyah.

Modern invented name, blending Kay and Anna.

Modern invented compound of Kay and Bella.

Modern variant of Casey or a short form.

Phonetic spelling of initials "K.C." or variant of Casey.

Modern invented phonetic spelling of Cadence.

Acquired, the biblical Cain.

Modern invented name, blending Kayla and the suffix -ana.

Modern variant of Kaylee.

Modern anglicized variant of Caoilfhionn ("slender and fair").

Modern phonetic anglicized variant of Caollaidhe ("slender").

Modern simplified anglicized variant of Caollaidhe ("slender").

Modern invented surname-name, likely blending Kay and Taylor.

Modern invented name, blending Kay with the popular -lyn suffix.

Elaborated modern spelling variant of Kaylyn.

Modern invented name, likely blending Kay with Mari or a variant of Kamari.

Various kanji meanings like "add/generation," "add/world," etc. Often "beautiful generation."

Typically "beautiful/good generation child."

Modern invented name, phonetic variant of Jason with a K, or blending Kay + son.

Modern invented name, blending phonetic elements like Kate with the -equa suffix.

Lion-hearted, "brave," "valiant."

Sound/s of the wind.

Polish feminine form of Kazimierz ("to destroy peace" or "proclaimer of peace").

Meanings like "one," "first," "harmony," "peace."