Male names

The Kálmán is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means leftover (in Hungarian: "maradék").

The variant of the Kálmán.

The Karácson is a Hungarian name. It means born at Christmas (the Christmas is in Hungarian: "karácsony").

The Karád is a male name of Hungarian origin. Its meaning is unknown.

The Karcsa is an old name of Hungarian origin. It means hawk, falcon, kite (in Hungarian: "ölyv, sólyom, vércse"). Synonym name: Karsa.

The Kardos is an old Hungarian male name. Its meaning is unknown.

The Karsaly is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. It means falcon (in Hungarian: "sólyom").

The Kartal is a male name of Hungarian origin. It means kite, eagle (in Hungarian: "sólyom, sas").

Old Hungarian male name.

The Kende male name derives from the old Hungarian gyula word. Under the system of dual leadership which the Magyars used in the 9th century, the two kings of the tribal confederation were the kende (or kündü) and the gyula.

The Kerecsen is a male name of ancient Hungarian origin. The name derives from the name of the national bird, Kerecsensólyom of the Magyars. The Kerecsen is a name of an ancient holiday of the Magyars which is on 21. December. The names means saker falcon (in Hunagrian: "kerecsensólyom").

The Keszi name is an ancient name of Hungarian origin. It was the name of one of the Conquestor Hungarian tribe. The Keszi is in the name of more Hungarian villages for example Budakeszi, Dunakeszi. It means part, piece.

It is probably the variant of the Keszi.

The Ketel is a name of Hungarian origin. It suggests the rope (in Hungarian: "kötél") word. It means animal keeper (in Hungarian: "állatot őrző").

The Ketüd is an ancient male name of Hungarian origin. It means the second child (in Hungarian: "második gyermek").

The Keve is a name of Hunnic origin. It means stone, stony (in Hungarian: "kő, kövecske").

The Kolos is an old name of Hungarian origin which was the name of an old Hungarian dynasty.

The Kövecs is an ancient Hungarian male name. It means stone, stony, strong, as strong as a stone (in Hungarian: "kő, kövecske, erős, erős, mint a kő").

Chief Kürt was the grandchild of Ernakh who was the son of Atilla.