Modern invented name, likely blending Kim with Maya.

You, "lord," "ruler."

Child of the noble one, "righteous child."

Butterfly.

Noble blessing/gift.

Noble generation.

Diminutive of Kimberly.

Modern invented name, popularized by fashion designer Kimora Lee Simmons.

Modern invented portmanteau of Kim and Timothy.

Silent, "quiet."

Japanese: "gold"; English: short for names like Kinsey.

Hawaiian: "China"; Japanese: "south"; also a musical instrument.

Variant of the surname Kimberley, or from Cyneburg ("royal fortress").

Scottish place-name/surname: "head of the battle."

To light a fire, "to inspire."

Family, "relation," "similar in nature."

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Moving, "active."

My sword, "my blade."

Hungarian/Polish form of Kunigunde ("war" + "battle").

Multitude, "many."

Hawaiian form of the name Ginevra/Guinevere.

Modern anglicized variant of the Scottish surname McKinley ("son of the white warrior").

Biblical name for the Sea of Galilee; "harp."

English surname: "kings victory."

A common Mende surname and given name from Sierra Leone.

Silk.

Silk inlet/bay.

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Typically "child of joy/celebration generation."

Brown hills (possibly Yakama) or a variant of Kiana.

Hawaiian form of the name Zion.

See or "sight."

A Maori greeting meaning "hello," "be well."

Literary surname of writer Rudyard Kipling.

Short form of Kipling or a surname meaning "pointed hill."

Gift.

King.

Ray of light, "beam," "sunbeam."

Cherry (Turkish); "cherry tree" (Hebrew).

Mountain.

Crown, "diadem."

English place-name/surname: "church wood/clearing."

Modern invented compound, blending Kirk with the -lynn suffix.

Ethiopian form of Cyrus ("sun," "throne").

Leaf (also a famous surf beach in Queensland).

Finnish form of Christine ("follower of Christ").

Scandinavian form of Christine.

Scottish diminutive of Kirsten/Christine.

Danish/Norwegian variant of Christine.