Keelen

Slender or slim.

Keeler

A surname turned first name, meaning 'descendant of Ceallach' or 'warrior.'

Keeley

Descendant of Caolah; means 'slender.'

Keelia

Derived from a place name meaning 'slender.'

Keelin

Slender or beautiful.

Keelty

The little one or young girl, derived from the diminutive form in Irish.

Keely

Beautiful, shining, or graceful, commonly associated with beauty.

Keelyn

A variant of the name Cailin, meaning girl or young one.

Keemeone

Derived as a variant of Kimi or Mione, with no specific traditional meaning.

Keen

Wise or intelligent, often related to being perceptive.

Keena

Small, a diminutive term often indicative of fondness.

Keenan

Ancient or little ancient, a name rooted in respect for ancestry.

Keene

Brave or warrior, derived from the Old English term.

Keenen

Descendant of Caoinin, meaning 'the Ancient one.'

Keersten

Christ bearer, a follower of Christ

Kees

A Dutch form of the name Cornelius, meaning horn.

Keeton

From the farm of the cottages or town.

Keeva

Gentle and beautiful.

Kegan

Descendant of the passionate one.

Keheley

A variant of Kayley, meaning slender or fair

Kehyrdius

A strong, masculine name with no widely agreed upon meaning

Keian

Ancient, enduring; a variant of Cian

Keiandra

A combination of Kei and other popular names, typically means 'the one who is blessed'

Keiara

A variant of Kiara, meaning bright or clear.

Keifer

Descendant of the warrior.

Keighan

Descendant of the god of war.

Keil

Narrow or slender; a variant of the name Kyle.

Keilani

Glorious chief; heavenly.

Keilee

A variant of Kaylee; has variations of meaning related to purity.

Keily

A variant of the name Kaylee; meaning slender or fair.

Keiman

Wise or intelligent in Gaelic.

Keimoni

A form of Jamie; meaning supplanter or one who follows.

Keion

A variation of the name Keyon; significant or 'the right one'.

Keir

Dark or black in Gaelic.

Keira

Little dark one, derived from the Gaelic word 'ciar'.

Keiralee

Derived from the name Keira, often used to denote a dark-haired girl.

Keiran

A little dark one or black.

Keirnan

A descendant of the dark one, also signifying a warrior.

Keirsta

A modern variant inspired by names like Keira, often denoting a strong character.

Keiryn

A variant of the names Keira or Kieran, often interpreted as 'little dark one.'

Keisha

A favorite; a name popularized in the United States in the late 20th century.

Keishla

A variant of Keisha, often used in Hispanic cultures; signifies a person who is favored.

Keisy

A modern variant of Keisha, representing a unique identity.

Keith

Wood or forest; associated with the beauty of nature.

Keitha

A variant of Keith, often interpreted as 'wood or forest'.

Keithan

A variation of Keith suggesting a character of strength and nature.

Keje

The name is often associated with strength and bravery, commonly known in Nigerian cultures.

Keladry

A modern name that can signify 'from the meadow'.

Kelan

Means 'slender' or 'narrow'.

Kelbi

A form of the name 'Kelby', meaning 'from the farm by the spring'.

Kelby

From the farm by the spring.

Kelcee

A modern spelling variation of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the ships'.

Kelcey

A variant of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the ships'.

Kelci

A modern variation of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the ships'.

Kelcie

Variant of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the ships'.

Kelda

A variation of 'Keld', meaning 'spring or stream'.

Keldon

Derived from Keld, meaning 'from the spring'.

Kelechi

God's joy.

Keleman

Meaning of 'man' or 'male person' in Hungarian.

Kelemen

Derived from the name Clement, meaning 'merciful' or 'gentle' in Latin origins.

Kelenna

A modern variation of the name Kelly, meaning 'descendant of Ceallach'.

Kelian

Meaning 'slender' or 'narrow'.

Kelin

A variant of the name Caelan, meaning 'slender' or 'narrow.'

Kell

Derived from a surname meaning 'from the spring,' used for boys.

Kella

A derived feminine form of Kell, often associated with 'from the willow.'

Kellagh

An Irish surname meaning 'from the river,' used for boys.

Kellan

A name derived from the word 'slender,' indicating physical description.

Kelland

A place name meaning 'from the land by a spring.'

Kellee

A diminutive of 'Kelly' meaning 'descendant of Ceallaigh.'

Kelleigh

Variant of Kelly, meaning 'descendant of Ceallaigh.'

Kellen

Slender or slim.

Kellene

The name is a variation of Kelly, meaning 'descendant of Ceallaigh.'

Keller

Celler or cellarer, one who works in or owns a cellar or warehouse.

Kellesha

Modern variation of Kelly, often used in the U.S.

Kelley

Descendant of Ceallaigh; it can also mean 'warrior.'

Kelli

A variant of Kelly, meaning 'warrior.'

Kellie

Diminutive of Kelly, meaning 'descendant of Ceallaigh.'

Kellii

A modern twist on the name Kelly.

Kellin

Descendant of Ceallach; the bright-headed one.

Kellina

A variant of Kelly; bright-headed or warrior.

Kellsie

A variant of Kelsey; island of the ships.

Kelly

Warrior or descendant of Ceallach.

Kellyn

A variant of Kelly; bright-headed or warrior.

Kellynn

A variant of Kelly; bright-headed or warrior.

Kelren

A name possibly derived from Kelly or Kellen; bright-headed.

Kels

A diminutive form of Kelsey; island of the ships.

Kelsa

A variant of Kelsey; island of the ships.

Kelsea

A variant of Kelsey; island of the ships.

Kelsee

Victory or ships' isle, often associated with strong, independent women.

Kelseigh

Variant of Kelsey, meaning 'island of ships'.

Kelsey

From the island of the ships.

Kelsi

Variant of Kelsey, meaning 'island of the ships'.

Kelsie

Variant of Kelsey, referring to a person from Kelsey, a place name.

Kelson

Son of Kelsey; often signifying strength.

Kelsy

Variant of Kelsey; ‘island of ships’.

Kelsye

Variant spelling of Kelsey, denoting a person from Kelsey.

Keltie

The narrow or small stream.

Kelton

From the farm by the spring.

Keltonn

A variation of Kelton, meaning from the farm by the spring.

Kelva

A place name meaning 'the place by the hill', derived from Old English.