Country Cat Names, Page 11

Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin
Kane	tribute, warrior; the doubly-accomplished, golden; man, the eastern sky; beautiful	Male	Celtic
Kate	Pure	Female	English
Katherine	Pure. Used since third century A.D. Early Latin forms Katerina and Caterina became Katharine and Catherine. French Cateline and English Catlyn came into wider use during medieval period when variants multiplied.	Female	Greek
Keely	Beautiful	Unisex	Irish
Kelby	Dark: dark-haired.	Male	English
Kelli	From The Wood	Unisex	Welsh
Kelly	Lively: aggressive.	Female	Irish
Kendall	ruler of the valley	Female	English
Kennedy	misshapen head	Female	Irish
Kenya	Animal Horn	Female	Hebrew
Kirby	church settlement	Male	Norse
Kristin	Anointed, Follower Of Christ	Female	German
Kyle	A place-name referring to the narrows: a wood or a church.	Male	Scottish
Lacey	Cheerful One	Female	English
Laine	From the long meadow	Male
Lamont	Man Of Law	Male	Scottish
Lance	knight's attendant; land	Male	English
Lathrop	From The Barn Farmstead	Unisex	English
Laura	bay laurel	Female	Latin
Lawson	son of Lawrence	Male	English
Lee	Healer	Male	English
Leland	from the meadow land	Male	English
Leo	Lion.	Male	Latin
Leroy	The king.	Male
Levi	United	Male	Hebrew