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Kolb
From Kolb
Kolbe
Traditional German name
Kolbein
Saga name (son of Sigmund of Vestfold)
Kolbjorn
Black bear
Kolbyr
From the dark settlement
Kole
Victorious
Koleman
A form of coleman
Kolenka
Of the conquering people.
Koleton
Form of Colton
Kolgrim
Saga name (son of Hrolf)
Kolia
Victory of the people. A form of Nikolai and Nicholas.
Koliah
Victory of the people. A form of Nikolai and Nicholas.
Kolichiyaw
Resembling a skunk
Kolin
A form of colin
Kolinka
Victorious people.
Kolinkar
Born to the conquering people
Koll
Dark
Kolli
Dark
Kollin
A form of colin
Kollsvein
Dark, young
Kolm
Dove
Koloa
Wealth
Koloah
Wealth
Kolomalu
A place of refuge
Koloman
Believed to be derived from the elements kol council and man man: hence, councilman
Kolos
A scholar
Kolskeggr
One who has a black beard.
Kolson
Form of Colson
Kolston
Form of Colston
Kolt
Frisky, young horse.
Koltan
From the black coal town
Kolten
From the black coal town
Kolter
Frisky, young horse.
Koltin
From the black coal town
Koltyn
From the black coal town
Kolya
Victory of the people. A form of Nikolai and Nicholas.
Kolyah
Victory of the people. A form of Nikolai and Nicholas.
Kolyen
Winter
Kolyn
Form of Colin
Komakie
Bay
Kombo
Bent. Impoverished. Poor. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region.
Komboa
Redeemed. Redemption. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region.
Komesh
Lord
Komnan
Ghana Fante name meaning born on Monday
Komoku
From Japanese mythology, Komoku is the name of one of the Shi Tenno—guardians of the four major points of the compass and protectors against the entrance of demons Komoku was the guardian of the south
Komutti
Beloved
Komya
Quick Thinker
Kon
Strength
Konah
Battle in the valley.
Konain
Religion and World
Konal
Saga name
Konala
World Ruler
Konan
Bright moonlight.
Konaniah
The establishment of Jehovah
Konapiliahi
Strong
Konark
The Sun
Kond
War
Kondasamy
Lord venkateswara
Kondo
War. A Swahili name used in the East Africa region.
Kondrat
Bold or wise counselor