Kenta
Meaning: Healthy, big Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ken-Tah Language origin of Kenta: Japanese Regional origin of Kenta: East Asia Languages Kenta is most common: Japanese Religions Kenta is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ken Last letter and sound: A, tah Alternative Spelling: Kenka, Kensa, Kenra, Kenma
Kichiro
Meaning: Lucky son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kee-Chee-Roh Language origin of Kichiro: Japanese Regional origin of Kichiro: East Asia Languages Kichiro is most common: Japanese Religions Kichiro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kee Last letter and sound: O, roh Alternative Spelling: Kichiko, Kichiyo, Kichino
Kinjiro
Meaning: Golden second son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kin-Jee-Roh Language origin of Kinjiro: Japanese Regional origin of Kinjiro: East Asia Languages Kinjiro is most common: Japanese Religions Kinjiro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kin Last letter and sound: O, roh Alternative Spelling: Kinjino, Kinjito, Kinjiyo
Kioshi
Meaning: Pure Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kee-Oh-Shee Language origin of Kioshi: Japanese Regional origin of Kioshi: East Asia Languages Kioshi is most common: Japanese Religions Kioshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kee Last letter and sound: I, shee Alternative Spelling: Kiosi, Kiohi, Kiomi
Koichi
Meaning: Shining first son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Ee-Chee Language origin of Koichi: Japanese Regional origin of Koichi: East Asia Languages Koichi is most common: Japanese Religions Koichi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: I, chee Alternative Spelling: Koiti, Koini, Koiri
Kosuke
Meaning: Rising help Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Soo-Kay Language origin of Kosuke: Japanese Regional origin of Kosuke: East Asia Languages Kosuke is most common: Japanese Religions Kosuke is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: E, kay Alternative Spelling: Koduke, Kokuke, Komuke, Konuke
Kotaro
Meaning: Small first son Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Tah-Roh Language origin of Kotaro: Japanese Regional origin of Kotaro: East Asia Languages Kotaro is most common: Japanese Religions Kotaro is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: O, roh Alternative Spelling: Konaro, Komaro, Kokaro, Koyaro
Kouki
Meaning: Light, shine Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koh-Kee Language origin of Kouki: Japanese Regional origin of Kouki: East Asia Languages Kouki is most common: Japanese Religions Kouki is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koh Last letter and sound: I, kee Alternative Spelling: Koumi, Kouni, Kouji, Kouti
Kunio
Meaning: Country man Gender: Male Pronunciation: Koo-Nee-Oh Language origin of Kunio: Japanese Regional origin of Kunio: East Asia Languages Kunio is most common: Japanese Religions Kunio is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Koo Last letter and sound: O, oh Alternative Spelling: Kusio, Kutio, Kurio, Kurio
Kyoshi
Meaning: Teacher Gender: Male Pronunciation: Kyoh-Shee Language origin of Kyoshi: Japanese Regional origin of Kyoshi: East Asia Languages Kyoshi is most common: Japanese Religions Kyoshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Kyoh Last letter and sound: I, shee Alternative Spelling: Kyosi, Kyohi, Kyoni