Top Hindu Baby Boy Names Starting With K
Hindu Baby Names For Boys Starting With K
Name | Gender | Meaning |
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Boy | A tamil name signifying beginning of time; | |
Boy | Goddess Parvathi in black fierce destructive form; Word means the black one in Sanskrit | |
Boy | River Yamuna; Variant of Kalindi meaning Sun; Mythological reference of Kalinda mountains or River Kalindi | |
Boy | Name of a huge black fierce Serpent whom Lord Krishna wins over | |
Boy | One of many names of Lord Narayana signifying him as protecting force against destruction | |
Boy | A Sanskrit name meaning Enemy of lust; One who is considered enemy of deva of Lust | |
Boy | Wild Dark Forest; A childhood name of Lord Krishna signifying his love for Forest | |
Boy | A childhood name of Lord Krishna signifying his black skin tone | |
Boy | Name of an ancient King | |
Boy | Star; Shining and Radiant like Star | |
Boy | One who is shining and radiant like a star | |
Boy | Hindu period of the Year | |
Boy | Son of Lord Shiva; God of War representing light, strength, and success; One of many names of Lord Muruga | |
Boy | Son of Lord Shiva; God of War representing light, strength, and success; One of many names of Lord Muruga | |
Boy | Son of Lord Shiva; God of War representing light, strength, and success; One of many names of Lord Muruga | |
Boy | A surname of Indian origin | |
Boy | Lord of Kaashi; One of many names of Lord Shiva; Derived from Sanskrit word Kashi meaning Shining | |
Boy | Lord of Kaashi; One of many names of Lord Shiva; Derived from Sanskrit word Kashi meaning Shining | |
Boy | One of many names of Lord Shiva; A short form of name Kabaleeshwar which is one name of Lord Shiva | |
Boy | Swallower of the Sun; One of the many names of Lord Shiva | |
Boy | Ugly Giant; A mythological musician who gets cursed by Lord Indra and then later gets his moksha through Ram | |
Boy | Always Good; | |
Boy | Joy; Happiness; Delight; Cheerfulness; | |
Boy | Name of a Famous Poet; A Deity of Beauty; A Temple | |
Boy | Name of a Caste group originated in India; A variant usage is Kushwaha |