A name of Saraswati; also the female koel
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"A long bank of clouds"
The universe; all created beings
A modern name, usually given as "beloved" or "peaceful"
"Moonlight"
Kohl, the black used to line the eyes
"Sweet low murmur, birds' chirping"; Sanskrit kākalī
Goddess Saraswati; literally "daughter of the arts"
"Lady of the arts"; kalai, arts, with selvi, lady or daughter
Goddess Saraswati; kalai, the arts, with vāṇi, speech
"Queen of the arts"; kalai, arts, with arasi, queen
"Skilled in the arts" in popular use; Sanskrit kalāvatī, an Apsaras
"Bud"
The river Yamuna; also a wife of Krishna
Imagination; creating, fashioning
"Imagined, created"
"Auspicious, beautiful"
"One with loving eyes" popularly; kāmākṣī, a form of Durga
"Lotus"; a name of the goddess Lakshmi
"Lotus-eyed"
"Lotus lamp"
"A small lotus"
"Lotus plant"; a pool full of lotuses
Kamal, "lotus", with jeet, "victory"
"Love of the lotus"
"Beautiful, desirable" in popular use; Sanskrit kāminī, "loving woman"
"Wish, desire"
Desirable, lovely
"Gold"
Golden Durga, goddess of Vijayawada
"Golden creeper"
"Forest, grove"
"Gold"
"Golden" in popular use; Sanskrit kāñcī, "jewelled girdle"
"Handmaid, maiden"; Persian kanīz
"Bracelet"; Sanskrit kaṅkaṇa
Ripe fruit; sweetness
"Particle, atom"; also an ear of corn
"Sweet words"; kani, ripe fruit, with mozhi, speech
Name of the Kushan emperor Kanishka
"Apple of the eye"; kaṇ, eye, with maṇi, gem
Kannagi, heroine of the Tamil epic Silappatikaram
"Beloved, lovely"
"Beauty, radiance"
"Beloved of Krishna", a name for Radha
"Girl, maiden"; also a name of Durga
"Victory through grace"; karam, grace or deeds, with jeet
"Love of God's grace"
"Generous, noble"; feminine of Arabic karīm
"Miracle, wonder"
"Earring"; also the heart of a lotus
"Wish-fulfilling tree" of heaven; from Sanskrit kalpaka
"Radiant" in popular use; Sanskrit kārttika, "of the Pleiades"
"Compassion"
Revelation, unveiling; Arabic kashf
"One who reveals"; feminine of Arabic kāshif
"Shining one" in popular use; Sanskrit kāśikā, "of Kashi"
"Attraction"; from Persian kashish, "pull, allure"
"From Kashmir"
"Shining, bright" in popular use; no dictionary source found
"Musk"
A name of the goddess Durga
"Star"; Arabic kawkab
"Moonlight"
Abundance; al-Kawthar, a river in Paradise (Quran 108:1)
Princess of Kosala, the mother of Rama
A form of the goddess Durga; also a raga
A poem; Kannada kavana, "composing verses"
The sacred Kaveri river of South India
"Queen of poets", from kavi, "poet", and īśā, "mistress"
Poetry; a poem
Poetry; poetic wisdom and inspiration
"Splendour of poetry"
Carp, a freshwater fish
"Fish-shaped eyes"; kayal, carp, with vizhi, eye
"Fame, glory"
"The Milky Way, galaxy"; Persian kāh-kashān
"Heavenly" in popular use; a modern name built on Hawaiian lani, "sky"
"Helmeted head"; from the Irish surname Ó Cinnéide
"Saffron"
The fragrant screw-pine flower
"The fragrant screwpine (ketaki) flower"
"Cassia"; Hebrew Qetsiah, Job's second daughter
"Born early, before full term"
"The best of women"; Arabic khayr al-nisāʾ
"Everlasting, immortal"; feminine of Arabic khālid
"Female gazelle"; Arabic khawla
"Ferry"; Bengali kheyā, also a Tagore title
"Happiness"
"Fragrance"
Happiness, joy
"Lovely to look at, delightful"; Persian khush-numā
"Happy love"; khush, joyful, with preet, love
"Fame, renown"
"Bright" in popular use; a European name of uncertain origin
"Miracle" in popular use; Marathi kimayā, "alchemy, magic"
"River bank" in popular use; Sanskrit kiñjala, "lotus filament"
"Small bell"
"Celestial musician"
"King's meadow" in popular use; Old English "Cyne's clearing"
"Treasure"; from Arabic kanz
A ray of light
"Ray of light"; kiran, ray, with deep, lamp
Kiran, "ray of light", with jeet, "victory"
"Garland of rays"
"Radiant, full of light"
Praise, glory; also a Bhatt poet in the scripture
"Praise, hymn" in popular use; Sanskrit kīrtanā, "fame; recounting"
Fame, glory, good report
"Young girl, maiden"
"Country, realm"; Persian kishwar
"Garland"; the birth name of the poet-saint Andal
"Cuckoo", the singing koel bird
A female koel, the Indian cuckoo
Tender, soft; sweet, charming
"Gentle love"
"New leaf, tender shoot"
"Revolution" in modern use; Sanskrit krānti, "a step forward"
A modern name, usually given as "divine" or linked to Krishna
From Sanskrit kṛṣi, "agriculture, the earth"
"A dark flower bud"; the krishnakali flower
"Beloved of Krishna"
The Krishna river; literally "dark stream" or "dark braid"
"Beloved of Krishna" in popular use; a modern name
"Creation" or "work"
"The Pleiades", the star cluster
"Action"; also a sacred rite
"Compassion"; often given as "grace" or "mercy"
"Patience, forgiveness"
"The earth"
"Born of the earth", a name of Sita; also "horizon"
"The greatest"; feminine of Arabic akbar
"Mist, fog"; Bengali kuhelī
"The koel's call"
"Victory of the family"
"Love of family"
Full-cheeked; a full, healthy face
Kul, "family", with -vant, "having"
Kul, "family", with inder, "chief"
"Red tilak powder" in popular use; Sanskrit kuṅkuma, "saffron"
"Lotus" in popular use; Sanskrit kumuda, the white water-lily
"Lotus" in popular use; Sanskrit kumudinī, the white water-lily plant
A white jasmine; Sanskrit kunda
Name of the Chola princess Kundavai; meaning not recorded
A Gujarati name, usually given as "cuckoo" or "nightingale"
"Locks of hair"
Kunti, mother of the Pandavas in the Mahabharata
Hill land; also the kurinji shrub, Strobilanthes, and a melody
"Flower"
"A flowering creeper"
"Cuckoo", the koel songbird; Tamil kuyil
She of the tresses; from kuḻal, a woman's coiled hair
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