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Khadija is written here as The first wife of the Prophet. Khalid is written here as Eternal. Khalida is written here as Immortal. Khalil is written here as Friend. Khamba is written here as Hero of the Manipuri epic. Names that begin with the letters Kh in English are gathered here, 25 in all, 11 boy and 13 girl. Khadija, Khushi and Khalid show the range. Spellings with Kh are often a choice, and the same name may appear elsewhere with another letter, so each page lists the other spellings too. Pick one, then check its number and the pada of its first sound. Open a name for the Devanagari spelling, the Chaldean number and the pada. Share.
Khadija means The first wife of the Prophet. Khalid means Eternal. Khalida means Immortal. Khalil means Friend.
25 names, in alphabetical order.
- Khadijaख़दीजाThe first wife of the Prophet
- Khalidख़ालिदEternal
- Khalidaख़ालिदाImmortal
- Khalilख़लीलFriend
- Khambaखम्बाHero of the Manipuri epic
- KhandobaखंडोबाFolk form of Shiva in Maharashtra
- Khawlaख़ौलाA brave woman of early Islam
- KhemaखेमाSecurity; a chief nun
- KhevnaखेवनाWish; desire
- Khiradख़िरदWisdom
- Khizarख़िज़्रGreen; a wise guide
- KhodiyarखोडियारGoddess Khodiyar Mata
- KhojखोजDiscovery; search
- Khorshedख़ोरशेदSun
- Khurramख़ुर्रमJoyful
- Khurshedख़ुरशेदThe sun
- Khurshidख़ुर्शीदThe sun
- Khushalख़ुशालHappy; prosperous
- Khushaliख़ुशालीHappiness
- Khushbooख़ुशबूFragrance
- Khushiख़ुशीHappiness
- Khushnumaख़ुशनुमाPleasant; delightful
- Khushrooख़ुसरोOf good fame; king
- Khushwantख़ुशवंतFull of happiness
- Khyatiख्यातिFame
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Questions
- How many names are on this page?
- Baby names starting with Kh lists 25 names. Khadija, Khushi and Khalid are among the names.
- Where is the meaning written?
- On the name page. English is under the name. Hindi, a note and other spellings are in the Meaning section, with the number and the pada.
- Is this a rule for our family?
- No. It is a reading list. Nakshatra and numerology are shared as tradition, not as a promise about a child.