Devotional song, "hymn singing."

Fame, "glory," "renown."

City, "town."

Ancient Mesopotamian city; biblical figure.

Modern invented name, variant of Keisha.

Coast, "shore," "bank."

Youth, "adolescent," "colt."

An act of affection.

Twin born after twins.

Japanese: "north"; also a word in other languages.

Modern invented name, likely an elaboration of Kita or Katina.

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Beautiful, "handsome."

Crown, "diadem."

Variant diminutive of Christopher or Kit.

Fame, "glory" (feminine form).

Diminutive of Katherine or a standalone pet name.

Protected, "enclosed"; also a Native American ceremonial chamber.

Of the wind.

Name of a minor wife of Pharaoh Akhenaten.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Kiana or a blend.

Pure, "clean."

Pure child.

Pure beauty, "clean beauty."

Of purity, "pure."

Pure, "clean."

Pure inlet/bay.

Diminutive of names like Keziah, popularized by the novel *Roots*.

Modern invented name, a highly creative phonetic spelling.

Scandinavian variant of Kirsten/Christine.

Modern invented name, possibly a variant of Gladys or a unique creation.

Hungarian/Slavic diminutive or variant of Klara.

Russian form of Claudia ("lame," "enclosure").

Modern invented name, a creative respelling of Clara or Kiara.

Modern invented name, a variant of Flynn or Glynn with a K.

A medieval mounted soldier; a chivalrous person.

From Aboriginal languages, meaning "no drink" (referring to its water intake).

Star.

Sioux: "friend," "ally"; Japanese: various meanings like "harmony."

Amber.

Little flower.

Japanese: "stork"; African (Ewe): "born on Wednesday"; also a gorillas name.

Heart, "mind," "spirit."

Modern invented name, an elaborate variant of Colleen or Coleen.

Possibly Slavic diminutive of Nikola, or variant of Colina.

Modern invented name, a unique phonetic construction.

Modern variant of the surname Colton ("coal town").

Colt, "horse," "chess piece (knight)."

Soft, "tender," "delicate."

Delicate, "tender," often used as a term of endearment.