Names That Start With K Novels & Stories

"Yeah. Yours is a nice name as well. We both have names starting with K. Don't tell me you get called Key too." "Just my bro — family, actually." "Ooh," Kizza oohed knowingly. "You're lucky. I get called Key by everyone, even Baby." She laughed. "Only Zanéh calls me Mommy." She gestured to the girl up front. "Oh, that's crazy. I don't know why Key never stuck with me." Kiersey shrugged. "Ha," said Kizza, chuckling. She nodded towards Kiersey's belly on which her palm still rested. "What's the name?"

He was quick to answer, trying to rile her up and annoy her. K rolled her eyes and gave him a menacing, death stare. "Kristen is what my mom, my nana, my pop-pop and everybody else calls me." She made clear, tapping her index finger on the tip of his perfect nose. "And unless you want to be a part of the everybody else group, you better stop calling me Kristen. I'm K. Jesse's K. Your K." She stressed enough, making Jesse smile. "Yes, ma'am." He faked a Southern accent.

Logan murmured as he handed one to me. “What do you think we should name them?” “Are we still going for Rhys and Rhett?” “I don't think so. Scratch that. How about Killian Denzel Kade?” “And Kai Marcus Kade.” He smiled.

I whined. “Yes, but this girl really hates her." I needed time to think about this. “Okay fine. Her name starts with a K." He said. A K! There were so many girls with names starting with a 'K' in my school. Katy, Katherine, Kamila, Khloe, Krista, and the list went on. "You seriously don't know who it is?" He asked, after a while, with shock all over his face. I shook my head no. "Well for a genius of a girl, this is shocking!" He said chuckling.

"It was registered under my name and my mother's." Henry's eyebrows furrowed. "But what does KT stand for?" I leaned back in my chair, a mix of emotions swirling within me. "K stands for Knoxville, my name, and T stands for Tiana, her first name." Henry's eyes widened. "It's a family legacy, then?" I nodded. "Yes. It's actually a foundation started by my mother. She wanted to tell Dad about it, but..." My voice trailed off, memories flooding my mind.

“Why’s is it Alek not Alex? Or maybe even Alek with a c.” “It’s from Aleksandr? We use a lot of k. Like how we say Viktor with a k in place of c.” “I like it,” she whispered. “I like you.”

I said " Yes, I do know her and she does owe me one" Ruya said. " Mind telling me what her real name is?" I asked. " Oh, you see, the thing is that she never actually told me or the king what her real name was, she only said that it started with the letter 'K' " Ruya said " Tell me you're joking," I said " I am joking," Ruya said laughing," Her real name is Kate" " Kate?" " Yes, Kate," Ruya said

“I won’t have to baby, Kelly will do that himself,” He said and she rolled her eyes at him, he was talking nonsense, she would make sure to catch the bouquet and shame him with it, Kelly was the name they picked for their son, it can be a male or a female name so it fitted well and it also begins with K which they both chose to name all their children with, she hoped they don’t run out of pretty names that start with K because she planned on having a lot of babies, at least six including Kristen and Kelly.

I mention. “The three of them were actually a huge surprise as they were not planned at all. Kaleb’s mom had triplets. Two girls and a boy. Kendra, Kyle, and Kalyssa are a few months older than the other five but they have all packed together so it makes for some interesting times.” Tarlek adds. “I am guessing his mom has a thing for names that start with the letter K?” I asked. “Yeah, we all thought that was rather hilarious as well. Kaleb thought his mom had lost her mind but he loves those three. Hell, we all do.” Jason says.

She smiled at me and paused in mixing the sweet sauce she was making. "Actually, Kent came up with the name for the restaurant." I nodded in response. "So, the 'K' in 'The K's' stands for Kent," I stated, as it seemed obvious. She shook her head, and that confused me. So, what does the 'K' really mean? "The 'K' stands for your name," she said, and I was like, 'huh?'