In 2017, 670 American baby boys and 6 American girls were named Kian
Boys Names K: Meanings, Nicknames
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Many Armenian churches in the United States are named after Saint Kevork aka Saint George
Kevin
In addition to its popularity in English-speaking countries, Kevin has been a popular name in Spain, France, Hungary and many other European countries
Kerry
Kerry’s most popular time period as an American baby boy’s name was in the 1960s
Kern
The SSA recorded 15 American males named Kern in 1959, 18 in 1960 and 20 in 1961, unusually high numbers for the name.
Kent
The closest Kent ever got to the Top 100 American baby boy name was at No. 132 in 1962
Kenyon
Kenyon became popular enough in the 21st century to make it to No. 663 in the Top 1000 American male names in 2005, its highest rank ever
Kenneth
Between 1920 and 1970, Kenneth was a Top 25 American baby boy name
Kennedy
As a male name in the USA, Kennedy peaked in the 1960s beginning with the election of John F. Kennedy and tapering off several years after his assassination
Kendrick
Kendrick was fairly popular as an American baby boy name in the 1970s through the mid-90s. It remained in the Top 500 names until 2003
Kendall (Boy)
Right around 1993, Kendall’s popularity as an American boy’s name began to decline as its popularity as a girl’s name rose.
Kelvin
Between 1952 and 2009, Kelvin floated around the Top 500 most popular American baby boy name list, ranking anywhere from No. 207 to No. 478