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Kamelia f (Bul.) (Êàìåëèÿ) < F. Camélia or It. Camelia.

Kiara f (E.) Anglicized form of Chiara.

Klara f (Rus.) (Êëàðà) < L. Clara.

Klavdia m (Rus.) (Êëàâäèÿ) < L. Claudia.

Klement m (Cz.., Sl.) < L. Clemens.

Klemens m (G., Dan., Swed., Pol.) < L. Clemens.

Klementina m (Pol., Bul.) feminine form of L. Clemens.

Kliment m (Bul., Serb., Rus.) (Êëèìåíò) < OSl. êëèìåíòú < Gk. KlHmentoS < L. Clemens. St Kliment of Okhrida (d. 907) was the first bishop who used the Slavic language in the lithurgical services in the medieval Bulgarian kingdom.

Klimentos m (Gk.) (KlHmentoS) < L. Clemens.

Konstantin m (Bul., Serb., Rus.) (Êîíñòàíòèí) < OSl. êëèìåíòú < Gk. KonstantInoS < L. Constantinus.

Konstantinos m (Gk.) (KonstantInoS) < L. Constantinus.

Kosta m (Bul.) pet form of Konstantin or Kostadin.

Kostya m (Rus.) pet form of Konstantin.

Kostadin m (Bul., Serb.) (Êîñòàäèí) < OSl. êîñòàäèíú < Gk. Byz. KostantInoS < L. Constantinus.

Kostadinos m (Gk.) Gk. Byz. KostantInoS < L. Constantinus.

Kostas m (Gk.) pet form of Konstantinos or Kostadinos.