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Klaryse
Bright, Clear.
Klaryss
Bright, Clear.
Klaryssa
Form of Clarissa
Klaryssah
Bright, Clear.
Klarysse
Bright, Clear.
Klaryta
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klarytah
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klaryte
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klarytta
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klaryttah
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klarytte
Clear, Bright. A form of Clara, brilliant.
Klas
People's victory.
Klasina
Peoples triumph
Klassis
Victorious people.
Klassr
People's victory
Klaud
Weak
Klaude
Lame
Klaudi
Lame
Klaudia
Weak, The fragile one. The feminine form of Claude.
Klaudiah
Weak, The fragile one. The feminine form of Claude.
Klaudij
Weak
Klaudio
Has a limp, lame.
Klaudius
Lame
Klaudiusz
From the Latin Claudius, an old Roman family name derived from claudus lame
Klaudja
Weak, The fragile one. The feminine form of Claude.
Klaudya
Weak, The fragile one. The feminine form of Claude.
Klaudyah
Weak, The fragile one. The feminine form of Claude.
Klaus
Victorious people.
Klause
Victory of th people. A form of Nicholas.
Klava
Feeble woman
Klavdiya
Lame
Klawd
Weak
Klawde
Weak
Klay
A reliable and trustworthy man
Klayten
Form of Clayton
Klayton
A form of clayton
Klazina
People's victory
Klchl
Fortunate, lucky
Kleef
Cliff
Klein
A man of small stature
Klemenis
Merciful
Klemens
Mild, Gentle.
Klement
From the Late Latin Clemens, which is derived from clemens mild, gentle, merciful
Klementina
Russian cognate of Clementine, a femi-nine diminutive form of Clement, which is derived from the Latin clemens mild, gentle, merciful Pet: Klima
Klementine
Form of Clementine meaning "one who is merciful"
Klementyna
Feminine form of Klement, the Polish form of Clement, which is from the Latin clemens mild, gentle
Klen
Claw
Kleng
Has claws.
Kleo
Variant of Cleo
Kleopatra
Glory of the father
Klepp
Saga name
Kleppr
A large stone.
Klera
Feminine form of Kieran, an Anglicized form of the Irish Ciaran, which is derived from the Gaelic ciar black and the diminutive suffix -an: hence, little dark one The name was originally bestowed upon those babies born with dark hair or a dark complexion
Klerce
Modern coinage of uncertain derivation
Kletos
Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth, summoned.
Klflmbo
A twig The name refers to a very small, thin baby. Swahili, E. Africa
Kliment
Merciful
Kline
Small
Klinger
Collector of discarded objects.
Klint
A cliff. An Old Danish name from the Viking age.