Josua

The Hebrew form of Joshua, meaning 'Yahweh is salvation.'

Jot

Derived from 'Jotham', meaning 'Yahweh is perfect.'

Jotham

The Lord is perfect; a biblical name associated with faith and heritage.

Joziah

Jehovah has healed.

Jozua

The Hebrew form of Joshua, meaning 'Yahweh is salvation'.

Jubilee

A celebration or celebration of freedom; often associated with biblical themes.

Jud

To be praised, often associated with one of the tribes of Israel.

Juda

From the tribe of Judah; meaning 'praise'.

Judaala

Derived from Judah, signifying 'praise'.

Judaea

Land of Judah; historically significant in Jewish culture.

Judah

Praise; he will be praised.

Juday

The same as Judah, meaning praise.

Judea

Land of Judah; region in ancient Israel.

Judean

Relating to Judah; also signifies a person from Judea.

Judee

A variation of Judith, meaning one who is praised in Hebrew.

Judeth

Variant of Judith, meaning one who is praised in Hebrew.

Judhail

Meaning 'he will be praised' in Hebrew.

Judi

A diminutive of Judith, meaning one who is praised in Hebrew.

Judiah

Another variant of Judith, meaning one who is praised in Hebrew.

Judie

A diminutive of Judith, meaning one who is praised in Hebrew.

Judith

Praised.

Juditha

Praised; a variation of Judith.

Kahla

Derived from the Hebrew word meaning 'pure or innocent'.

Kahlaa

Related to 'Kahla', meaning 'pure or innocent' or 'the one of purity'.

Kahlelle

Meaning 'God has become my God' in Hebrew.

Kaiah

Pure or holy.

Kail

A place name or refers to a 'follower' or 'to be like'.

Kailah

The laurel tree, symbolizing victory.

Kaisan

Means 'gift from God' or 'God's grace'

Kalaiah

Crown of glory

Kalead

Meaning 'faithful' or 'fearless' in Hebrew, often associated with strength.

Kaleb

Means 'dog' or 'faithful' in Hebrew, representing loyalty and devotion.

Kalel

Voice of God or the light of God.

Kaleph

One who is devoted to the Lord.

Kalera

A strong and fierce woman.

Kalere

Belonging to God or the Lord.

Kaniel

A name meaning 'God is my judge' in Hebrew.

Kapriel

Kapriel is a variation of Gabriel, meaning 'God is my strength' in Hebrew.

Katriel

Meaning 'God is my crown'.

Kavel

A small or a well-cared-for place; often denotes refuge or safety.

Kayah

To be strong or a variant of Kaya.

Kayim

Means eternal or ancient.

Kayin

A possession or acquisition; associated with the biblical figure Cain.

Kayiyn

Another variation of Cain, meaning a spear or a possession.

Kedem

Ancient or eastern.

Kedma

Towards the east or ancient.

Kedron

A name of a valley in Jerusalem, symbolizing sorrow and mourning.

Keila

A name meaning 'fortress' or 'citadel' in Hebrew.

Keilah

A fortified city mentioned in the Old Testament.

Kelil

A name meaning 'a crown' or 'glory' in Hebrew.

Kelila

A name meaning 'crown of laurel' or 'a crown of glory.'

Kenan

Possession or to acquire.

Kenaz

Possessing knowledge or understanding.

Kenen

Possessed; established.

Kerem

A vineyard or garden.

Keren

A ray of light or horn.

Kesia

A name meaning 'cassia', which is a spice, symbolizes tenderness and fragrance.

Ketubh

Referring to a written document in Jewish tradition.

Ketubha

A Jewish marriage contract.

Ketura

A name meaning 'incense' in Hebrew, notably associated with the biblical Keturah.

Keturah

The name of Abraham's second wife in biblical texts, meaning 'incense' in Hebrew.

Kezia

Cassia tree; a symbol of fragrance and beauty.

Kezya

Cassia or cinnamon; associated with beauty and fragrance in biblical texts.

Kezziah

Cinnamon; often associated with beauty and grace.

Kfir

Lion cub; signifies strength and courage in Hebrew culture.

Khenan

A variant of the name Cain, meaning 'smith' or 'metal worker'

Kiah

The perfect one; a variation of the name Kiah.

Kibzaim

A name of biblical reference denoting strength.

Kineret

Referring to the Sea of Galilee, also known as Lake Kinneret.

Kinnor

A harp; a stringed musical instrument mentioned in the Bible.

Kirioth

City of the Moabites, associated with biblical history.

Kirjah

A city mentioned in the Bible, often associated with cities of refuge.

Kirjath

Another mention in the Bible, signifying 'town' or 'village.'

Kishon

The name Kishon refers to a stream or a place known for its significance in biblical narratives.

Kitra

A name meaning 'crown' or 'garland', often associated with honor.

Kittim

A term referring to distant lands; often associated with the ancient Mediterranean.

Kizzie

My blessed one; derived from the name Hezekiah.

Kizzy

Short form of Hezekiah, meaning my strength is Yah.

Knish

A filled dumpling or pastry, usually savory.

Knoah

Rest or comfort; symbolizes peace and tranquility.

Kobi

Means 'God is my protector'.

Koby

A variant of Kobi, meaning 'God is my protector'.

Kochava

Star; a name representing brightness and shine.

Kohav

Star.

Kohen

Priest or descendant of Aaron in Jewish tradition.

Kol

Voice or sound; often used in biblical contexts.

Koppel

A small barrel, often used to describe a worker in a coop.

Korah

Bald or shaven; biblically significant name.

Koresh

A name that means ‘shepherd’, also associated with the Persian king Cyrus.

Kram

To rise up or to stand up, associated with strength.

Kuba

Can refer to a person from Cuba or kernel or seed in Hebrew context.

Kubrea

May refer to a variation or derivative of the God’s name or aspects of purity.

Laban

To be white or to have a white complexion.

Lachman

An occupational name meaning 'one who is learned.'

Lael

The name means 'of God' or 'belonging to God'.

Laela

Laela means 'night' in Hebrew.

Lafa

The name signifies 'a creature' or 'living being', referenced in Hebrew scriptures.

Lahban

Lahban means 'white' in Hebrew and is often associated with purity.

Lahela

Lahela means 'to shine' or 'brightness' in Hebrew contexts.

Lamon

Lamon means 'of the people' or 'popular,' deriving from Hebrew roots.