Kalani (m/f) The heavens, origin – Hawaiian
Kalea (f) Joy, happiness, origin – Hawaiian
Kalliope (f) Beautiful voice, goddess of poetry, one of
the nine muses in Greek mythology
Kaiholo (m) Pronunciaton kie-HO-lo, moving sea, origin –
Hawaiian
Kaiser (m) Pronunciation KIES-ər, German variation of
Ceasar, head full of hair,
So the Hawaiian names dominated today. I
wonder what L will bring. Any names to share?
Hawaiian names are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe primary K name I used - Kargrandes!
Those are pretty names :) Katie is the only K name that comes to mind this hour of the morning :)
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I named my daughter Kathryn and my step-granddaughter has just called her baby boy Kayden.
ReplyDeleteI love the sound of these names.
ReplyDeleteI love knowing the meanings of names--makes them more significant.
ReplyDeleteI love K names, particularly the Eastern European forms of names usually written with a C in English, like Klaudia, Klarisa, Karl, Karla, Klara, and Kara.
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Kevin? Nice names today J.L.
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