Ki- baby names and what they mean, with 47 results. Adoption of these girl names reached its apex 58 years ago (USAGE OF 2.13%) and has become much less since (USAGE 0.3%, ▼86.1%), with names like Kiarra falling out of fashion. Kimber (#597) is the most chic girl name in this compilation, while Kies (TOP 11%) and Kin (12%) are conventional Ki- surnames. Here is the list of Ki- names for boys.

Kia - Kindall

Kia¹▼, var. Kiah¹
Source fr. American language. Short form of Kiana and Kiara. Less widespread today. Kiah was the variation last recorded (2005) in the Top 2000.

Kiana¹▼
Var. of Ciana. Stems fr. Italian word. "Light." Kyana is also a slightly prominent girl's name. See also Keiana.

Kiana²▼, var. Kionna, Kioni, Kionah, Kiona, Kianni, Kiauna, Kianna▼, Kiani, Kiahna, Kia²▼, Kiah²
Source fr. American language. Modern name .. Common. Compare Kiana with popular -ana last names Kahana (UPPER 31%), Katana (72%).

Kiandria, Kiandra
Var. of Keandra. Stems fr. American word. A blend of Ke and Andrea .. Kiandra and Kiandria are unique as girls' names.

Kiarra¹▼, Kiara¹▼
Var. of Chiara. Derived fr. Italian, Latin elements. "Bright, famous." Usage of Kiara and Kiarra as baby names in 2018 was up 9.7% compared to the previous year.

Kiera▼, Kiara²▼
Forms of Ciara. Source fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Black." Kiara and Kiera were Top birth names in 2018.

Kiara³▼, var. Kierra▼, Kiarra²▼
Origin fr. Irish language. "Black." Adoption of Kiara, Kierra, etc. as children's names in 2018 was up 9.7% compared to 2017.

Kivi, Kivah, Kiva, Kibah, Kiba
Var. of Akiva. Stems fr. Hebrew word. "Protect, shelter." Kiba, Kivi, etc. were not Top birth names in 2018.

Kisha▼, Kiesha, Kicia
Var. of Keisha. Modern name .. Kiesha (UPPER 55%) and Kisha (28%) are familiar female names, whereas Kicia is unusual.

Kikylia, Kikelia
Forms of Cecilia. Derivative of Latin, Old Welsh. "Blind; sixth." Kikyla and Kikyli are creative variations.

Kiki
Derived fr. Spanish language. .. Also a nickname for the French .. Sparing use. Kiki is not found in the US Census. See also Kasi.

Kiko
Form of Keiko. Derivative of Japanese. "Be happy; rejoicing child." Kiko is scarce as a first name, registering frequently (TOP 57%) as a last name. See also Keiki.

Kiley¹▼, Kilea
Forms of Kylie. .. Feminine of Kyle. Usage of Kiley as a girls' name has faded circa 2008.

Kiley²▼, var. Kilee
Based on Irish language. "Near the church (or the wood)." Kiley is recognizable (UPPER 55%) as a feminine name, while Kilee is scantly used.

Kim¹▼, var. Kimy, Kimmy¹, Kimmie¹, Kimme, Kimana, Kimm¹
Source fr. Old English language. "Cyneburg's field." Kim (UPPER 1%), Kimm (18%), Kimmy (50%) and Kimme (86%) are found regularly as surnames.

Kimberly▼, var. Kimmy², Kimmie², Kimm², Kimblyn, Kimberlin, Kimberlyn, Kimberlie, Kimberli, Kimberley▼, Kimberlee▼, Kimberleigh, Kimber▲, Kimba, Kim²▼
Derivative of Old English. "Cyneburg's field." Common, with usage of 0.131% for Kimberly and variants as girls' names in 2018, though lower than 0.136% the previous year.

Kimi, var. Kimiko¹
Stems fr. Japanese word. "Upright, righteous." Kimiko (TOP 70%) and Kimi (79%) are commonplace as women's names.

Kimiko²
Origin fr. Japanese language. "Righteous child." Less widespread today. Kimiko was last listed in 1920-1929 in the Top 2000. See also Kumiko.

Kina
Root fr. Hawaiian word. "China." Kina is unusual as a baby name. See also Kioni.

Kindall
Form of Kendall. Source fr. Old English element. "The Kent river valley." Rare. Kindall (cf. Korall, Kendall) ends with -ll.