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The Very Best K Names for Boys and Girls

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If you weren't a fan of the very best C names for boys and girls, perhaps you'll prefer the very best K names!  While similar, the letter K gives a whole different vibe to names than the letter C. 

K names are sometimes thought of as trendy alternate spellings of traditional C names.

However, many Greek names, for example, were spelled with a K originally. So when it comes to spelling a name with a C or a K, it's all a matter of taste and opinion.

If you happen to enjoy the letter K, this is your list! Below are 25 of the very best names for girls that start with the letter K, and 25 for boys too! 

Be sure to share your favorite K names in the comments whether they're listed below or not!
  1. Kacy                                    
  2. Kaia
  3. Kalista
  4. Kalliope
  5. Kara
  6. Karen
  7. Karissa
  8. Kassandra
  9. Kassidy
  10. Katarina
  11. Kate
  12. Katelyn
  13. Katherine
  14. Kathleen
  15. Katrina
  16. Kayla
  17. Kayley
  18. Keira
  19. Kelly
  20. Kendra
  21. Keturah
  22. Khloe
  23. Kiersten
  24. Kimberly
  25. Kristina
  1. Kade
  2. Kai
  3. Kaleb
  4. Karl
  5. Kato
  6. Kayden
  7. Keagan
  8. Keanu
  9. Keaton
  10. Keenan
  11. Keith
  12. Kellan
  13. Kelvin
  14. Kendall
  15. Kenneth
  16. Kevin
  17. Kiefer
  18. Kieran
  19. Killian
  20. Kingston
  21. Knox
  22. Kolton
  23. Kory
  24. Kristopher
  25. Kyle
Did I miss any of your favorites? Or perhaps K isn't your letter after all. If not, don't worry, there are 25 more letters to explore and we've already covered quite a few! Use the links below to browse the other letters!

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Louise said…
'Kassandra' with a K is actually the original Greek spelling, therefore I wouldn't consider it " more trendy and fun" but rather "more proper and classy", which is your description for the anglicised spelling 'Cassandra'. On the same theme, it would be a shame for people to think that 'Hektor' and 'Khloe' were also " trendy and fun", when they are also original Greek spellings. Not a case of 'Kardashian-isation' here.
June 16, 2015 at 7:41 AM
Kara | The Art of Naming said…
You're right. Greek names are the exception, but for the most part, K's give a Kardashian'd vibe these days.
June 16, 2015 at 12:02 PM
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