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starting at letter C.
Clauda
Clauda meaning: A lamentable voice. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Clauda origin: Biblical
Claude
Claude meaning: Lame.
Claude origin: Latin
Claudelle
Claudelle meaning: Feminine form of Claude.
Claudelle origin: English
Claudette
Claudette meaning: Feminine form of Claude.
Claudette origin: English
Claudia
Claudia meaning: Lame.
Claudia origin: Latin
Claudina
Claudina meaning: Feminine form of Claude: lame.
Claudina origin: Italian
Claudine
Claudine meaning: Feminine form of Claude.
Claudine origin: English
Claudio
Claudio meaning: Lame.
Claudio origin: English
Claudion
Claudion meaning: Lame.
Claudion origin: Latin
Claudios
Claudios meaning: Lame.
Claudios origin: Dutch
Claudius
Claudius meaning: Lame.
Claudius origin: Biblical
Claus
Claus meaning: People's victory.
Claus origin: Greek
Clay
Clay meaning: Mortal.
Clay origin: German
Clayborne
Clayborne meaning: From the clay brook.
Clayborne origin: English
Claybourne
Claybourne meaning: From the clay brook.
Claybourne origin: English
Clayburn
Clayburn meaning: From the clay brook.
Clayburn origin: English
Clayhorn
Clayhorn meaning: Mortal.
Clayhorn origin: Teutonic
Clayland
Clayland meaning: Form of Clayton. From the clay town.
Clayland origin: English
Clayten
Clayten meaning: Variant of Clayton: Town by a clay bed.
Clayten origin: English
Claytin
Claytin meaning: Variant of Clayton: Town by a clay bed.
Claytin origin: English
Clayton
Clayton meaning: From the clay town.
Clayton origin: English
Clea
Clea meaning: Form of Cleo. To praise, acclaim.
Clea origin: Greek
Cleantha
Cleantha meaning: In praise of flowers.
Cleantha origin: Greek
Cleary
Cleary meaning: Learned.
Cleary origin: Irish
Cleavant
Cleavant meaning: A steep bank.
Cleavant origin: English
Cleave
Cleave meaning: Form of Cleavant. A steep bank.
Cleave origin: English
Cleavon
Cleavon meaning: Form of Cleavant. A steep bank.
Cleavon origin: English
Cledwyn
Cledwyn meaning: Rough, blessed.
Cledwyn origin: Welsh
Cleirach
Cleirach meaning: Scholar.
Cleirach origin: Gaelic
Cleit
Cleit meaning: Rocky eminence.
Cleit origin: Scottish
Clem
Clem meaning: Form of Clement. Merciful.
Clem origin: English
Clematis
Clematis meaning: Flower name.
Clematis origin: Greek
Cleme
Cleme meaning: Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Cleme origin: English
Clemen
Clemen meaning: Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemen origin: English
Clemence
Clemence meaning: Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency.
Clemence origin: English
Clemency
Clemency meaning: Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency.
Clemency origin: English
Clemens
Clemens meaning: Form of Clement. Merciful.
Clemens origin: Latin
Clement
Clement meaning: Merciful.
Clement origin: French
Clemente
Clemente meaning: Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemente origin: English
Clementia
Clementia meaning: Mildness. The name Clementia was borne by the Roman Goddess of mercy. Clementia and its variants have been used occasionally in Britain since the Middle Ages, hut are uncommon in modern times.
Clementia origin: Latin
Clementina
Clementina meaning: Variant of Clemence meaning clemency, mercy.
Clementina origin: French
Clementine
Clementine meaning: Merciful.
Clementine origin: Latin
Clementius
Clementius meaning: Merciful.
Clementius origin: Dutch
Clemento
Clemento meaning: Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemento origin: English
Clemmie
Clemmie meaning: Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemmie origin: English
Clemmons
Clemmons meaning: Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemmons origin: English
Clemmy
Clemmy meaning: Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'.
Clemmy origin: English
Clennan
Clennan meaning: Finnian's servant.
Clennan origin: Scottish
Cleo
Cleo meaning: To praise, acclaim.
Cleo origin: Greek
Cleobis
Cleobis meaning: Son of a priestess.
Cleobis origin: Greek
Cleomenes
Cleomenes meaning: 'The Winter's Tale' Lord of Sicilia.
Cleomenes origin: Shakespearean
Cleon
Cleon meaning: Famous.
Cleon origin: Greek
Cleone
Cleone meaning: The mythological daughter of a river God.
Cleone origin: Greek
Cleonie
Cleonie meaning: From the Greek Cleone: daughter of a river God.
Cleonie origin: Irish
Cleopatra
Cleopatra meaning: A Queen of Eygpt.
Cleopatra origin: Egyptian
Cleophas
Cleophas meaning: The whole glory.
Cleophas origin: Biblical
Clerc
Clerc meaning: Variant of Clark: Scholar.
Clerc origin: English
Clerk
Clerk meaning: Variant of Clark: Scholar.
Clerk origin: English
Cleta
Cleta meaning: Diminutive form of Cleopatra.
Cleta origin: Greek
Cletus
Cletus meaning: Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth, summoned.
Cletus origin: Greek
Cleva
Cleva meaning: Dwells at the cliffs.
Cleva origin: English
Cleve
Cleve meaning: Cliffs. Abbreviation of Cleveland.
Cleve origin: English
Cleveland
Cleveland meaning: From the cliffs.
Cleveland origin: English
Clevon
Clevon meaning: Variant of Cleavon: Cliff.
Clevon origin: African American
Cleytus
Cleytus meaning: Illustrious.
Cleytus origin: Greek
Cliamon
Cliamon meaning: Gentle.
Cliamon origin: Scottish
Cliantha
Cliantha meaning: Flower of glory.
Cliantha origin: Greek
Clianthe
Clianthe meaning: Glory.
Clianthe origin: Greek
Cliff
Cliff meaning: Form of Clifford. From a steep cliff.
Cliff origin: English
Clifford
Clifford meaning: From a Steep Cliff.
Clifford origin: English
Cliffton
Cliffton meaning: From the farm near the cliff.
Cliffton origin: English
Clifland
Clifland meaning: From the cliff land.
Clifland origin: English
Clift
Clift meaning: Diminutive of Clifton: From the town near a cliff.
Clift origin: English
Clifton
Clifton meaning: From a town near a cliff.
Clifton origin: English
Cliftun
Cliftun meaning: From the farm near the cliff.
Cliftun origin: English
Clint
Clint meaning: Form of Clinton. Town on a hill.
Clint origin: English
Clinton
Clinton meaning: Town on a hill.
Clinton origin: English
Clinttun
Clinttun meaning: From the headland estate.
Clinttun origin: English
Clintwood
Clintwood meaning: Hillside.
Clintwood origin: English
Clio
Clio meaning: Muse of history.
Clio origin: Greek
Clitus
Clitus meaning: 'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A servant to Brutus.
Clitus origin: Shakespearean
Clive
Clive meaning: Form of Clifford. From a steep cliff.
Clive origin: English
Clodagh
Clodagh meaning: From the name of an Irish river, Clodagh is used occasionally as a first name in Ireland.
Clodagh origin: Irish
Clodia
Clodia meaning: Form of Claudia.
Clodia origin: French
Clodius
Clodius meaning: Lame.
Clodius origin: Latin
Clodovea
Clodovea meaning: Feminine form of Clodoveo: famous warrior.
Clodovea origin: Spanish
Clodoveo
Clodoveo meaning: Famous warrior.
Clodoveo origin: Spanish
Clonia
Clonia meaning: Amazon.
Clonia origin: Latin
Cloria
Cloria meaning: Goddess of spring.
Cloria origin: Greek
Clorinda
Clorinda meaning: Renowned.
Clorinda origin: Latin
Cloris
Cloris meaning: Form of Chloris. Pale.
Cloris origin: Greek
Cloten
Cloten meaning: 'Cymbeline' The Queen's son by a former husband.
Cloten origin: Shakespearean
Clotho
Clotho meaning: A Fate.
Clotho origin: Greek
Clotild
Clotild meaning: Renowned for war.
Clotild origin: Teutonic
Clotilda
Clotilda meaning: Heroine. Famous battle. Derived from the Old German 'hloda' meaning loud or famous, and 'hildi' meaning battle. Famous bearer: 6th century saint Clotilda was married to King Clovis, and played a major role in his conversion to Christianity.
Clotilda origin: German
Clotilde
Clotilde meaning: Heroine.
Clotilde origin: German
Clover
Clover meaning: Clover-blossom.
Clover origin: English
Clovis
Clovis meaning: Name of a king.
Clovis origin: French
Clud
Clud meaning: Lame.
Clud origin: Welsh
Clunainach
Clunainach meaning: From the meadow.
Clunainach origin: Gaelic
Cluny
Cluny meaning: From the meadow.
Cluny origin: Gaelic
Clust
Clust meaning: Mythical son of Clustfeinad.
Clust origin: Celtic
Clustfeinad
Clustfeinad meaning: Mythical father of Clust.
Clustfeinad origin: Celtic
Clyde
Clyde meaning: Heard from afar.
Clyde origin: Welsh
Clyff
Clyff meaning: Diminutive of Clifford: River ford near a cliff.
Clyff origin: English
Clyfford
Clyfford meaning: Variant of Clifford: River ford near a cliff.
Clyfford origin: English
Clyffton
Clyffton meaning: From the farm near the cliff.
Clyffton origin: English
Clyfland
Clyfland meaning: From the cliff land.
Clyfland origin: English
Clyford
Clyford meaning: Cliff-side ford.
Clyford origin: English
Clyfton
Clyfton meaning: Variant of Clifton: From the town near a cliff.
Clyfton origin: English
Clyftun
Clyftun meaning: From the farm near the cliff.
Clyftun origin: English
Clymena
Clymena meaning: Mother of Atalanta.
Clymena origin: Greek
Clymene
Clymene meaning: Mother of Atalanta.
Clymene origin: Greek
Clynt
Clynt meaning: Diminutive of Clinton: From the town near a hill.
Clynt origin: English
Clyte
Clyte meaning: A water nymph.
Clyte origin: Greek
Clytemnestra
Clytemnestra meaning: Murdered Agamemnon.
Clytemnestra origin: Greek
Clytie
Clytie meaning: Mythological water nymph who loved the sun God Helios. She was changed into a sunflower and now always turns her face toward the sun.
Clytie origin: Greek
Clyve
Clyve meaning: Lives at the cliffs.
Clyve origin: English
Cnidel
Cnidel meaning: Name of a king.
Cnidel origin: Arthurian Legend
Cnidus
Cnidus meaning: Age. Non-gerderized Biblical name.
Cnidus origin: Biblical
Cnut
Cnut meaning: Name of a king.
Cnut origin: Anglo-Saxon
Cnute
Cnute meaning: Knot.
Cnute origin: Norse
Cnychwr
Cnychwr meaning: Legendary son of Nes.
Cnychwr origin: Welsh
Coachuhhar
Coachuhhar meaning: High desire.
Coachuhhar origin: Irish
Cob
Cob meaning: Heel.
Cob origin: English
Cobb
Cobb meaning: Variant of Cob: Heel.
Cobb origin: English
Cobhan
Cobhan meaning: Dwells by the hillside hollow.
Cobhan origin: Gaelic
Coburn
Coburn meaning: Surname and place name.
Coburn origin: English
Cobweb
Cobweb meaning: 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' A fairy.
Cobweb origin: Shakespearean
Coby
Coby meaning: Variant of Coburn.
Coby origin: English
Coch
Coch meaning: Legendary son of Caw.
Coch origin: Welsh
Cochava
Cochava meaning: Star.
Cochava origin: Hebrew
Cocheta
Cocheta meaning: That you cannot imagine.
Cocheta origin: American Indian
Cochise
Cochise meaning: Wood. Renowned warrior chief of the Chiricahua Apache.
Cochise origin: Native American
Cochlain
Cochlain meaning: Hooded.
Cochlain origin: Irish
Cocidius
Cocidius meaning: Mythical hunter God.
Cocidius origin: Celtic
Cocles
Cocles meaning: A hero who saved Rome.
Cocles origin: Latin
Coco
Coco meaning: A pet name.
Coco origin: French
Cocytus
Cocytus meaning: River of lamenting.
Cocytus origin: Greek
Codee
Codee meaning: Cushion, helpful.
Codee origin: English
Codell
Codell meaning: Helpful.
Codell origin: English
Codey
Codey meaning: Variant of Cody: Cushion, helpful.
Codey origin: English
Codi
Codi meaning: Cushion, helpful.
Codi origin: English
Codie
Codie meaning: Variant of Cody: Cushion, helpful.
Codie origin: English
Codier
Codier meaning: Cushion.
Codier origin: English
Cody
Cody meaning: A cushion.
Cody origin: English
Codyr
Codyr meaning: Cushion.
Codyr origin: English
Coe
Coe meaning: Diminutive of Cowan: Valley in a hill, twin.
Coe origin: Irish
Coed
Coed meaning: Dwells in the woods.
Coed origin: Welsh
Coeus
Coeus meaning: Father of Leto.
Coeus origin: Greek
Cofahealh
Cofahealh meaning: Lives at the cave slope.
Cofahealh origin: English
Coghlan
Coghlan meaning: Hooded.
Coghlan origin: Irish
Coigleach
Coigleach meaning: Distaff.
Coigleach origin: Gaelic
Coilean
Coilean meaning: Puppy.
Coilean origin: Irish
Coilin
Coilin meaning: Virile.
Coilin origin: Gaelic
Coillcumhann
Coillcumhann meaning: From the narrow forest.
Coillcumhann origin: Gaelic
Coilleach
Coilleach meaning: Guards the forest.
Coilleach origin: Gaelic
Coinleain
Coinleain meaning: Shaped as a well.
Coinleain origin: Gaelic
Coinneach
Coinneach meaning: Handsome.
Coinneach origin: Celtic
Coira
Coira meaning: Seething pool.
Coira origin: Scottish
Coire
Coire meaning: Ravine.
Coire origin: Gaelic
CoireaIl
CoireaIl meaning: Lordly.
CoireaIl origin: Irish
Coireall
Coireall meaning: Lordly.
Coireall origin: Greek
Coiseam
Coiseam meaning: Steady, stable.
Coiseam origin: Scottish
Colan
Colan meaning: Variant of Colin: of a triumphant people, young boy.
Colan origin: English
Colbert
Colbert meaning: Seaman.
Colbert origin: English
Colbey
Colbey meaning: Dark, dark-haired.
Colbey origin: French
Colby
Colby meaning: Coal town.
Colby origin: English
Cole
Cole meaning: Victory of the people.
Cole origin: Greek
Coleen
Coleen meaning: Girl.
Coleen origin: Gaelic
Coleman
Coleman meaning: Charcoal burner.
Coleman origin: English
Colemann
Colemann meaning: Dark skinned.
Colemann origin: English
Colene
Colene meaning: Girl.
Colene origin: Irish
Coleta
Coleta meaning: Victorious.
Coleta origin: Spanish
Coletta
Coletta meaning: Variant of Nicolette: Victorious.
Coletta origin: French
Colette
Colette meaning: Victory of the people.
Colette origin: Greek
Coletun
Coletun meaning: From the dark town.
Coletun origin: English
Coley
Coley meaning: Variant of Nicholas: People's victory.
Coley origin: English
Colfre
Colfre meaning: Dove.
Colfre origin: English
Colhoun
Colhoun meaning: Variant of Calhoun: Small forest.
Colhoun origin: Irish
Colhozeh
Colhozeh meaning: Every prophet.
Colhozeh origin: Biblical
Colier
Colier meaning: Charcoal merchant.
Colier origin: English
Colin
Colin meaning: Victor.
Colin origin: Greek
Colina
Colina meaning: Feminine form of Colin: Young dog. A translation of the Gaelic 'Cailean' Also, 'victory of the people'.
Colina origin: Scottish
Colis
Colis meaning: Son of the dark man.
Colis origin: English
Coll
Coll meaning: Child.
Coll origin: Gaelic
Colla
Colla meaning: An ancient Irish name whos meaning is lost in antiquety.
Colla origin: Irish
Collan
Collan meaning: Variant of Cullen: Handsome, good-looking lad.
Collan origin: Gaelic
Collby
Collby meaning: Variant of Colby: From the dark farm.
Collby origin: English
Colle
Colle meaning: Dwells at the woodland.
Colle origin: Gaelic
Colleen
Colleen meaning: Girl.
Colleen origin: Celtic
Collena
Collena meaning: Girl.
Collena origin: Irish
Collene
Collene meaning: Girl.
Collene origin: Irish
Colletta
Colletta meaning: Variant of Nicolette: Victorious.
Colletta origin: French
Collette
Collette meaning: Necklace, victorious. Variant of Nicolette.
Collette origin: French
Colley
Colley meaning: A surname meaning swarthy, used occasionally as a first name. Famous bearer, 18th-century actor and dramatist Colley Cibber.
Colley origin: English
Collice
Collice meaning: Form of Colleen. Girl.
Collice origin: Celtic
Collier
Collier meaning: Charcoal merchant. Coal miner.
Collier origin: English
Collin
Collin meaning: Form of Colin. Victor.
Collin origin: Celtic
Collingwood
Collingwood meaning: Forest.
Collingwood origin: English
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