Kumi
Meaning: Companion Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ku-Mi Language origin of Kumi: Japanese Regional origin of Kumi: East Asia Languages Kumi is most common: Japanese Religions Kumi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ku Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Kuni
Miyabi
Meaning: Elegance Gender: Female Pronunciation: Mi-Ya-Bi Language origin of Miyabi: Japanese Regional origin of Miyabi: East Asia Languages Miyabi is most common: Japanese Religions Miyabi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: M, Mi Last letter and sound: I, bi Alternative Spelling: Misabi, Miyaki, Miyami
Kanon
Meaning: Flower sound Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-No-N Language origin of Kanon: Japanese Regional origin of Kanon: East Asia Languages Kanon is most common: Japanese Religions Kanon is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Kanan, Kanen, Kanin, Kanyn, Kanone
Karin
Meaning: Fire jewel Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-Ri-N Language origin of Karin: Japanese Regional origin of Karin: East Asia Languages Karin is most common: Japanese Religions Karin is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: N, n Alternative Spelling: Karen, Karun, Karin, Karyn, Karine
Katsumi
Meaning: Victorious beauty Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ka-Tsu-Mi Language origin of Katsumi: Japanese Regional origin of Katsumi: East Asia Languages Katsumi is most common: Japanese Religions Katsumi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ka Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Katsuma, Katsumo, Katsume, Katsumy, Katsumae
Kieko
Meaning: Blessed child Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-E-Ko Language origin of Kieko: Japanese Regional origin of Kieko: East Asia Languages Kieko is most common: Japanese Religions Kieko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Kieka, Kieki, Kieke, Kieky, Kiekae
Kiko
Meaning: Child of rejoice Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-Ko Language origin of Kiko: Japanese Regional origin of Kiko: East Asia Languages Kiko is most common: Japanese Religions Kiko is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: O, ko Alternative Spelling: Kika, Kike, Kiky, Kikoe, Kikie
Kinu
Meaning: Silk Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-Nu Language origin of Kinu: Japanese Regional origin of Kinu: East Asia Languages Kinu is most common: Japanese Religions Kinu is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: U, nu Alternative Spelling: Kino
Kiyomi
Meaning: Pure beauty Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-Yo-Mi Language origin of Kiyomi: Japanese Regional origin of Kiyomi: East Asia Languages Kiyomi is most common: Japanese Religions Kiyomi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: I, mi Alternative Spelling: Kiyoma, Kiyomo, Kiyome, Kiyomy, Kiyomae
Kiyoshi
Meaning: Pure Gender: Female Pronunciation: Ki-Yo-Shi Language origin of Kiyoshi: Japanese Regional origin of Kiyoshi: East Asia Languages Kiyoshi is most common: Japanese Religions Kiyoshi is most common: Shinto, Buddhism First letter and sound: K, Ki Last letter and sound: I, shi Alternative Spelling: Kiyosha, Kiyoshe, Kiyosho, Kiyoshy, Kiyoshie