Female and male names most popular from last year starting with the letter "K" - page 168.
Khairy
Arabic boy's name derived from "khair," meaning "good" or "kind.
Khaisen
Rare Ethiopian name derived from Amharic 'khasai' meaning 'to be born'.
Khaiya
Unique and captivating name of uncertain origin, possibly African or Middle Eastern, meaning "life" or "good".
Khaiza
Rare Persian name meaning "wise old man," rooted in ancient Persia where it was initially used as a title.
Khal
Unique Arabic male given name derived from "khal" meaning eternity or forever. It connotes strength and steadfastness and was historically used as a title for powerful individuals. Today, Khal is popular among families valuing meaningful names, particularly in Muslim communities worldwide. Despite its uniqueness, Khal signifies eternal endurance.
Khala
African name from the Swahili culture, often translating to 'queen' or 'queen mother'.
Khalanie
Khalanie: An Arabic origin name meaning 'eternal', popularized by historical figures like Khaled ibn al-Walid, used widely across cultures, and resonating with its timeless association.
Khalayah
Arabic-origin name derived from "khalaya," meaning "eternity" or "forever.
Khalayla
Arabic name meaning "aunt" or "female relative", popularized by Queen Khalayla al-Kaysi who ruled ancient Kays with wisdom and compassion.
Khale
Khale, of African origin, means "to speak" in Swahili and signifies eloquence and wisdom.
Khaleal
Arabic name, derived from "khali," meaning "completely devoted" or "filled with purpose." It honors the first person to accept Islam after Prophet Muhammad.
Khalee
Exotic Nigerian name of Yoruba origin, meaning "God answers," reflecting parents' hope for answered prayers.
Khaleedah
Arabic female name derived from "khilada," meaning generosity or bounty. It signifies abundance, wealth, and prosperity, reflecting Islamic values of charity and kindness.
Khaleelah
Arabic name meaning 'eternal', popular among medieval Middle Eastern royalty and held by notable Islamic figures like Khaleelah bint al-Zubayr.
Khaleeq
Arabic name meaning 'equal' or 'equivalent', derived from the root word 'khalāfa'. It signifies balance, harmony, fairness, and justice.
Khalees
Arabic name derived from "khalifa", meaning "successor" or "caliph". Traditionally used as a title for Islamic leaders, it now serves as a given name symbolizing continuity, responsibility, and Islamic heritage.
Khaleesa
Khaleesa: Arabic origin, meaning "queen" or "empress".
Khaleesie
Arabic origin name meaning "pure" or "innocent", often associated with royalty and reflecting cultural values of purity and wisdom.
Khalei
Khalai is an Arabic origin name meaning 'tent', signifying warmth, comfort, and family unity among Bedouin tribes.
Khaleigh
Newly created unisex name, derived from Arabic 'Khalil' meaning friend/ally, and Hebrew 'Leah' meaning weary/fatigue. It was first popularized in the USA during the late 1990s-early 2000s.
Khalema
Khalema, of African origin, particularly Swahili, signifies 'the first-born child', notably a boy.
Khalen
Arabic name derived from "khalifa," meaning "successor" or "caliph." Historically significant, it connotes strength, leadership, and wisdom.
Khalesi
Arabic-origin name meaning 'queen' or 'female ruler', signifying strength and leadership, popularized by Game of Thrones but holding its own significance.
Khalesia
Unique, recently created feminine given name of uncertain origin, with no clear derivation from known languages or cultures. Its meaning remains open to interpretation, but it could potentially symbolize 'victory through divine salvation' if derived from the Arabic 'Kahlia' and Greek 'Esias'. Despite its rarity, Khalesia is captivating and distinctive.
Khalessy
Intriguing, unique name of unknown origin, allowing its bearers to forge their own identities and meanings.
Khaley
Khalay is an Arabic unisex given name that means "elegant" or "noble," tracing back to ancient Arabian nobility titles.
Khaleya
Arabic name meaning "first-born girl", honoring the first female child's special place in Middle Eastern families, particularly in Egypt and Saudi Arabia.
Khaleyah
Arabic name meaning "one who succeeds," derived from "khalifa" and associated with successful Islamic leaders like the Rashidun Caliphs.
Khalfani
African male given name of Swahili origin meaning "firstborn son," holding significant familial and cultural importance and having Islamic historical ties.
Khalia
Arabic name meaning 'eternal', derived from 'khalid' and associated with the Prophet Muhammad's companions.
Khalial
Arabic boys' name meaning 'eternal', derived from the word "khaliya". It's associated with timeless qualities and wisdom, popular among Arab families and those appreciating its uniqueness.
Khalib
Arabic-origin name with no widely recognized etymology; its possible meanings include 'empty' or 'void'. Rarely used historically, it remains unique today.
Khalida
Arabic female name with a powerful meaning: "eternal" or "immortal". It was historically bestowed upon daughters of prominent Arabian families, symbolizing timeless resilience. Today, parents worldwide appreciate its rich heritage and choose Khalida for their daughters to signify enduring strength.
Khalidah
Arabic female name meaning 'eternal', often associated with timelessness, and popular throughout history and today despite pronunciation and spelling variations.
Khalief
Arabic name meaning 'eternal' or 'forever', symbolizing strength and endurance.
Khaliek
Arabic origin name meaning 'eternal' or 'everlasting', one of Allah's 99 attributes in Islam.
Khalifah
Khalifah, of Arabic origin, means 'successor' and signifies a leader of the Muslim community, as demonstrated by its historic usage among the Rightly Guided Caliphs.
Khalii
Arabic name meaning 'friend' or 'companion', derived from the word 'khalil'. It originated as Prophet Muhammad's nickname, Al-Khalil, signifying his closeness to God.
Khalijah
Elegant Arabic girls' name meaning "graceful," derived from traditional tales and poems about beautiful women.
Khalika
Arabic female given name meaning "eternal" or "everlasting", popular among Muslims worldwide, carrying historical significance and transcending cultural boundaries.