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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1601. | Clarissa | English |  | Variant of Clarice: A variant of the Latin Clara, meaning bright or clear. also a variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; shining and gentle; famous. |
| 1602. | Clark | English |  | Derived from a surname meaning cleric or clerk. Famous people: American actor Clark Gable; fictional character Clark Kent, alias Superman. |
| 1603. | Clarke | English | | Cleric; secretary. |
| 1604. | Clarrie | English | | A diminutive of any feminine name beginning with Clar-. |
| 1605. | Clarrisa | English | | Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; shining and gentle; famous. |
| 1606. | Claud | English | | Lame. |
| 1607. | Claude | English | | Lame. |
| 1608. | Claudelle | English | | Feminine of Claude. |
| 1609. | Claudette | English | | Feminine of Claude. |
| 1610. | Claudia | English | | Feminine of Claude. |
| 1611. | Claudine | English | | Feminine of Claude. |
| 1612. | Claudio | English | | Lame. |
| 1613. | Claudius | English | | Lame. |
| 1614. | Clay | English | | Clay maker; mortal. |
| 1615. | Clayborne | English | | From the clay brook. |
| 1616. | Claybourne | English | | From the clay brook. |
| 1617. | Clayburn | English | | From the clay brook. |
| 1618. | Clayten | English | | Variant of Clayton: Town by a clay bed. |
| 1619. | Claytin | English | | Variant of Clayton: Town by a clay bed. |
| 1620. | Clayton | English | | Derived from a surname and place name, based on the Old English 'claeg' meaning clay and 'tun' meaning settlement. Also, mortal. |
| 1621. | Cleantha | English | | Glory. |
| 1622. | Cleavon | English | | Cliff. |
| 1623. | Clem | English | | Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1624. | Cleme | English | | Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1625. | Clemen | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1626. | Clemence | English | | Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency. |
| 1627. | Clemency | English | | Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency. |
| 1628. | Clemens | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1629. | Clement | English | | Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1630. | Clemente | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1631. | Clementius | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1632. | Clemento | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1633. | Clemmie | English | | Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1634. | Clemmons | English | | Variant of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1635. | Clemmy | English | | Diminutive of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore, writer of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. |
| 1636. | Cleon | English | | From the cliff. |
| 1637. | Clerc | English | | Variant of Clark: Scholar. |
| 1638. | Clerk | English | | Variant of Clark: Scholar. |
| 1639. | Cleva | English | | Dwells at the cliffs. |
| 1640. | Cleve | English | | Cliffs. Abbreviation of Cleveland. |
| 1641. | Cleveland | English | | From the cliff land. |
| 1642. | Clevon | English | | From the cliff. |
| 1643. | Cliff | English | | Diminutive of Clifford: River ford near a cliff. |
| 1644. | Clifford | English | | Ford near a slope. From an Old English surname and place name, used commonly as a first name since the late 19th century. Famous bearer: pianist Sir Clifford Curzon. |
| 1645. | Cliffton | English | | From the farm near the cliff. |
| 1646. | Clifland | English | | From the cliff land. |
| 1647. | Clift | English | | Diminutive of Clifton: From the town near a cliff. |
| 1648. | Clifton | English | | Settlement on a cliff. From an Old English surname and place name, used only occasionally as a first name. |
| 1649. | Cliftun | English | | From the farm near the cliff. |
| 1650. | Clint | English | | Diminutive of Clinton: Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate. Famous bearer: Clint Eastwood. |
| 1651. | Clinton | English | | Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate. From an Old English surname and place name. |
| 1652. | Clinttun | English | | From the headland estate. |
| 1653. | Clintwood | English | | Hillside. |
| 1654. | Clive | English | | Cliff. Lives at the cliffs. From an English surname and place name. Famous bearer 18th century British soldier and statesman Robert Clive was known as 'Clive of India'.Lives at the cliffs. |
| 1655. | Clover | English | | Clover. |
| 1656. | Clyff | English | | Diminutive of Clifford: River ford near a cliff. |
| 1657. | Clyfford | English | | Variant of Clifford: River ford near a cliff. |
| 1658. | Clyffton | English | | From the farm near the cliff. |
| 1659. | Clyfland | English | | From the cliff land. |
| 1660. | Clyford | English | | Cliff-side ford. |
| 1661. | Clyfton | English | | Variant of Clifton: From the town near a cliff. |
| 1662. | Clyftun | English | | From the farm near the cliff. |
| 1663. | Clynt | English | | Diminutive of Clinton: From the town near a hill. |
| 1664. | Clyve | English | | Lives at the cliffs. |
| 1665. | Cob | English | | Heel. |
| 1666. | Cobb | English | | Variant of Cob: Heel. |
| 1667. | Coburn | English | | Surname and place name. |
| 1668. | Coby | English | | Variant of Coburn. |
| 1669. | Codee | English | | Cushion. Helpful. |
| 1670. | Codell | English | | Helpful. |
| 1671. | Codey | English | | Variant of Cody: Cushion; helpful. |
| 1672. | Codi | English | | Cushion. Helpful. |
| 1673. | Codi | English | | A cushion. |
| 1674. | Codie | English | | Variant of Cody: Cushion; helpful. |
| 1675. | Codier | English | | Cushion. |
| 1676. | Cody | English | | Cushion. Helpful. |
| 1677. | Cody | English | | A cushion; Helpful. |
| 1678. | Codyr | English | | Cushion. |
| 1679. | Cofahealh | English | | Lives at the cave slope. |
| 1680. | Colan | English | | Variant of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 1681. | Colbert | English | | Seaman. |
| 1682. | Colby | English | | Dark-skinned. |
| 1683. | Colby | English | | From tbe black farm. |
| 1684. | Cole | English | | Diminutive of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 1685. | Coleman | English | | Dove; dark skinned. |
| 1686. | Colemann | English | | Dark skinned. |
| 1687. | Coletun | English | | From the dark town. |
| 1688. | Coley | English | | Variant of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 1689. | Colfre | English | | Dove. |
| 1690. | Colier | English | | Charcoal merchant. |
| 1691. | Colin | English | | Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 1692. | Colis | English | | Son of the dark man. |
| 1693. | Collby | English | | Variant of Colby: From the dark farm. |
| 1694. | Colley | English | | A surname meaning swarthy, used occasionally as a first name. Famous bearer, 18th-century actor and dramatist Colley Cibber. |
| 1695. | Collier | English | | Charcoal merchant. Coal miner. |
| 1696. | Collin | English | | Variant of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 1697. | Collingwood | English | | Forest. |
| 1698. | Collins | English | | Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 1699. | Collis | English | | Son of the dark man. |
| 1700. | Collton | English | | Variant of Colton: From a dark town. Also a variant of Colston: Unknown owner of property. |
