"Joy, pleasure"; Persian–Urdu kaif, "delight, elation"
Names meaning joy K–R
Baby names meaning joy starting with K to R: 116 of 306 names, page 2 of 3.
116 of 306 names
"Wave, billow"; Sanskrit kallola
"Joyful, cheerful"; Persian khurram
Happy, prosperous; from Persian khush-ḥāl
"Happiness"
"Fragrance"
"Lamp of happiness"
Happiness, joy
"Lovely to look at, delightful"; Persian khush-numā
"Happy love"; khush, joyful, with preet, love
"Full of happiness"
"Small bell"
"Young girl, maiden"
Fulfilled, successful; Sanskrit kṛtārtha
"Divine play" in popular use; Sanskrit līlā, "play, grace, charm"
Bearer of divine play; a devotional name for Krishna
Love; the god of love, Kamadeva
"Honey" or "sweet"
"Sweet girl"
"Full of sweetness"
Sweet, melodious
"Sweet, melodious"
"Sweetness, charm"
"Sweet smile"
"Sweet like honey"; name of an evening raga
"Praiseworthy" in popular use; Arabic madīḥ, "praise, eulogy"
"Joy, gladness"
"Joyful one"; from Tamil makizh, joy
Auspicious; also the planet Mars
"Auspicious"; a name of the goddess Uma
Lovely, charming, pleasing to the mind
"Charming, beautiful", literally "delighting the mind"
One who delights the mind; Sanskrit manas + rañjana
"Happiness of the heart"
"Fortunate, happy"; Arabic masʿūd
"Fortunate, happy"; feminine of Arabic masʿūd
"Joyful, glad"; Arabic masrūr
"Sweet"
"Bringer of good news"; Arabic mubashshir
"Bringer of good news"; feminine of Arabic mubashshir
Joyful, delighted
"Joyful, glad"; in Buddhism, joy in others' happiness
"Joy, happiness"; Arabic masarra
"Radiant, glowing"; Arabic musfira (Quran 80:38)
A smile
Bliss, delight; Arabic naʿīm
Bliss, delight; Arabic naʿīm
Melody, song; Arabic–Persian naghma
Joy, delight; Nanda, Krishna's foster-father
Son, one who gladdens; Sanskrit nandana
"Daughter", one who brings joy
"One who brings joy"
"Delighted" or "happy"
Son of Nanda: a name of Krishna
"Pleasant"; Hebrew No'omi
"Giver of delight"; the sacred river Narmada
"Happy" in popular use; Persian Naushād, a city famed for beauty
Sweet, pleasant
Good news, glad tidings
"Happy, fulfilled"; in Gurbani, made blissful by God's grace
Liberation, perfect peace; Sanskrit nirvāṇa
Joy, delight; Arabic–Persian nashāṭ
Eternal bliss; Sanskrit nityānanda
"Christmas", from French noël and Latin natalis
"Dance"
Delight, pleasantness; Arabic–Persian nuzhat
"Supreme bliss"; Sanskrit paramānanda
"Satisfaction, contentment"; Sanskrit paritoṣa
"Festival"; Sanskrit parvan
"Of Easter", from Latin paschalis
"Blooming, cheerful"; Sanskrit praphulla
Laughter, splendour; Sanskrit prahāsa
"Joy, delight"; Sanskrit prahlāda, the devotee of Vishnu
"Joy, delight"; Sanskrit pramoda
"Joyful, delighting"
"Pleased, cheerful"; Sanskrit prasanna, "clear, gracious"
"Praise"
Love, affection; joy
"Love"
"Bliss of love"; Sanskrit preman + ānanda
"Love, affection", from Sanskrit prīti
"Lord of love"; Sanskrit prīti + īśa
Beloved; Sanskrit priya, "dear", + rañjana, "delighting"
"Thrill of joy, delight"; Sanskrit pulaka
"Thrilled with joy"; Sanskrit pulakita
Coolness of the eyes; one who brings joy
Comfort, rest, relief; Arabic rāḥa
"Princess", literally "a king's daughter"
Lord Rama; Sanskrit rāma, "pleasing, charming"
Pleasing, delightful; Sanskrit ramaṇa
Joy of Rama; Sanskrit rāma + ānanda
"Light of God" in popular use; raman, delightful, with deep, lamp
"A beautiful young woman"; "pleasing, charming"
Delighted, pleased; Sanskrit ramita
"Delighted, joyful"
"Servant of Rama" in popular use; Gujarati ramṇīk, "charming"
"Pleasing, delightful, beautiful"
Delighting, pleasing; Sanskrit rañjana
"Delighting, pleasing"
"Pleasing, delighting"
"Delighted, charmed; coloured"
Krishna, who delights in the rāsa dance
Lord of joy; Sanskrit rasa + īśa
Connoisseur; a person of fine taste
"Very sweet" in popular use; Hindi rasīlā, "juicy, rich in flavour"
"Absorbed in divine nectar"; ras, nectar, with leen, absorbed
"Love, delight"; the wife of Kamadeva
"Precious son" in popular use; rati, "delight", + lāl, "darling"
Splendour, brightness; Persian raunaq
Contentment, approval; Arabic riḍā
Content, well pleased; Arabic raḍī
Content, pleased; Arabic raḍiyya
"Behold, a son"; Hebrew Re'uven
King of the seasons, spring
Good pleasure, God's approval; also the keeper of Paradise
"Little rose"; a pet form of Rose
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