Ke- baby names and what they mean, with 64 results. Ke- names are used more often as masculine names. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity 3 decades ago (ADOPTION OF 1.8%) and have become much less popular since (ADOPTION 0.7%, ▼63.3%), with names like Keana falling out of fashion. The trendier girl names in this list are Kenna (#686), Keilani (#995), Kennedy (#59), Kenia (#821) and Keziah (#1308), while Keim (TOP 3%) and Kerns (1%) are popular Ke- last names. Here is the list of Ke- names for boys.

Keala - Keilana

Keala
Stems fr. Hawaiian. "The pathway." Kealia is a marginally favored baby name. See also Kahla.

Keandra, var. Keaundra, Keandria
From American language. A blend of Ke and Andrea .. Popular. Compare Keandra, Keaundra and common -dra surnames Kodra (UPPER 72%), Kandra (54%).

Keonna, Keona, Keiana, Keanna▼
Forms of Kiana. Based on American. Modern name .. Unusual. Keanna, Keona, etc. are not found in the US Census.

Keira¹▼, Keara▼
Forms of Ciara. Based on Irish, Gaelic word. "Black." Keira was among 2018's Top names.

Keva, Keevah¹, Keeva¹, Keavy
Var. of Caoimhe. From Irish, Gaelic. "Gentle, beautiful, precious." Keavy, Keeva and Keevah are more unusual as birth names among the forms of Caoimhe.

Keira²▼, Keearra
Var. of Kiara. From Irish. "Black." Keearra is unconventional as a girls' name among the versions of Kiara.

Keela
Form of Cadhla. Source fr. Irish. "Beautiful, graceful." Not that prominent as a baby name. See also Keilah.

Keelin, Keelan
Forms of Caoilainn. Derivative of Irish. "Slender and white, fair or pure." Keelan and Keelin are not Top 2000 names.

Keely▼, var. Keyllie, Keylley, Keylie, Keyley, Keili, Keilie, Keighly, Keighley, Keelyn, Keelia, Keelie¹, Keeli, Keeley▼, Keelie², Kealey, Kealy
Stems fr. Gaelic. "Slender, pretty." Less common today. Keeley was the version last appearing (2015) in the Top 2000.

Keena, var. Keeana, Keana▼
Stems fr. Irish word. .. See also Kiana. Keana and Keena are more popular as children's names among these variations.

Keira³▼, Keera¹
Var. of Kyra. Derived fr. Greek. "Lord." Keera and Keira became less trendy last year, dropping on average -17 positions as children's names with Keira leading the decline.

Keera²
Form of Kira. Derivative of Greek element. "Lord." Uncommon as a children's name, but Keera is comparable to the more popular Keira. See also Kora.

Kerstin¹, Kerstin², Kersten, Keirstin, Keerstin
Forms of Kirsten. Stems fr. Scandinavian, Latin words. "Follower of Christ." Keerstin, Keirstin and Kersten are more novel as children's names among the versions of Kirsten.

Keevah², Keeva²
Var. of Akiva. Derivative of Hebrew language. "Protect, shelter." Keeva and Keevah are uncommonly used as women's names.

Kefira, var. Kefirra, Kefirah, Kefeira, Kefeera
Feminine of Kefir (Hebrew) "young lion". Kefira, Kefeira, etc. are not in the Top 2000.

Keiba
Derived fr. Hawaiian language. "Sunrise." Keiba was not a Top birth name in 2018. See also Keira.

Keiki
Based on Hawaiian element. "Child." Not in Top 2000. See also Keili.

Keiko
Based on Japanese. "Be happy; rejoicing child." Keiko is commonplace (UPPER 49%) as a female name. See also Kioko.

Keila, var. Keilah
Derivative of Hebrew word. "Citadel." Keila is commonplace as a girls' name among these variant forms.

Keilana
From Hawaiian. "Glory; calmness." Keilana is uncommonly used as a female name. See also Kellan.