By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Cree
"I love you"
Japanese
"demon shark"
Hindi, Gujarati
"dark"
Japanese, Hebrew
Word name, English
"bird of prey; toy flown in the wind; flying a kite"
Swahili
"precious jewel"
English
"son of Kit; son of Christopher"
Variation of Kit, diminutive of Christopher and Katherine
"place name"
English, Scottish
"bird name"
Cornish, diminutive of Christopher, Greek and Latin
"bearer of Christ"
Diminutive of Christopher
Maori
"Pacific ocean"
Modern Invented, possibly from "Kicks"
"Kicks"
Persian, Arabic, Irish
"king, royalty; universe, cosmos; essence, being; ancient"
Modern, initials K + J
Nordic
"sea warrior"
Danish form of Ketil, Norwegian
"kettle, cauldron, helmet"
Swedish variation of Ketil, Norwegian
"kettle; cauldron; helmet"
Variation of Ketil, Norwegian
German and Jewish surname
"clover"
Yiddish surname, German
"tailor, garment, dress"
German, Yiddish
"small, little"
Slovene, from Latin
"merciful"
German and Swedish variation of Clement
Spelling variation of Clyde, Scottish river name
English word name
" a mounted man-at-arms serving a feudal superior"
"servant clearing"
Spelling variation of Noah, Hebrew
"rest, repose"
English and German surname
"dweller near the hill; lump"
"information, understanding, and awareness gained through experience or education"
English surname
"one who lives by the knoll"
"the settlement by the hilltop"
Scottish
"round hill"
Old Norse; Norwegian; Swedish; Danish
"knot"
Norse
Variation of Koa or Koach, Hawaiian, Hebrew
"warrior; strength"
Variation of Coast, English word name
"land near the sea"
Invented name
"cozy"
"tortoise"
Dutch and Afrikaans
"supplanter"
Diminutive of Jacob, Hebrew
Hebrew
"star"
"large"
American invented name
Spelling variation of Cody, English
"helpful, pillow"
Alutiiq, Native American
"island"
Spelling variation of Cody
Various of Coe, English "jackdaw"
"jackdaw"
Dutch diminutive of Coenraad
"bold advisor"
Ghanaian, Akan, Twi
"born on Friday"
"amber"
"wide and flat"
Spelling variation of Cohen, Hebrew
"priest"
German
"charcoal seller; charcoal burner"
