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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 2201. | Coire | Gaelic |  | Ravine. |
| 2202. | Coire | Scottish | | Seething pool. |
| 2203. | CoireaIl | Irish | | Lordly. |
| 2204. | Coireall | Greek | | Lordly. |
| 2205. | Coiseam | Scottish | | Steady; stable. |
| 2206. | Colan | English | | Variant of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 2207. | Colan | French | | Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 2208. | Colan | Gaelic | | Child. |
| 2209. | Colbert | English | | Seaman. |
| 2210. | Colbert | French | | Dark; dark-haired. |
| 2211. | Colbert | Teutonic | | Cool and inteIligent. |
| 2212. | Colbey | French | | Dark; dark-haired. |
| 2213. | Colby | Anglo-Saxon | | From the dark village. |
| 2214. | Colby | English |  | Dark-skinned. |
| 2215. | Colby | English | | From tbe black farm. |
| 2216. | Cole | English | | Diminutive of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 2217. | Cole | Greek | | People's victory. |
| 2218. | Coleen | Gaelic | | Girl. |
| 2219. | Coleman | English | | Dove; dark skinned. |
| 2220. | Coleman | Irish | | Dove. |
| 2221. | Colemann | English | | Dark skinned. |
| 2222. | Colene | Irish | | Girl. |
| 2223. | Coleta | Spanish | | Victorious. |
| 2224. | Coletta | French | | Victorious. Variant of Nicolette. |
| 2225. | Colette | French | | Necklace. Victorious. A Middle Ages feminine form of Nicholas which was originally a diminutive of Nicolette. Famous bearers - 15th Century French nun St Colette, and 20th century French writer Colette. |
| 2226. | Colette | Greek | | Feminine form of Nicholas: People's victory. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, and pawnbrokers - Santa Claus is based on this saint. |
| 2227. | Coletun | English | | From the dark town. |
| 2228. | Coley | English | | Variant of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 2229. | Colfre | English | | Dove. |
| 2230. | Colhoun | Irish | | Variant of Calhoun: Small forest. |
| 2231. | Colhozeh | Biblical | | Every prophet. |
| 2232. | Colier | English | | Charcoal merchant. |
| 2233. | Colin | English | | Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 2234. | Colin | French | | A variant of Nicholas, which means 'people's victory', from a French diminutive. |
| 2235. | Colin | Gaelic | | Child or virile. |
| 2236. | Colin | Greek | | Variant of Nicholas: People's victory. |
| 2237. | Colin | Scottish | | Young dog. A translation of the Gaelic 'Cailean' Also, 'victory of the people'. |
| 2238. | Colina | Scottish | | Feminine form of Colin: Young dog. A translation of the Gaelic 'Cailean' Also, 'victory of the people'. |
| 2239. | Colis | English | | Son of the dark man. |
| 2240. | Coll | Gaelic | | Child. |
| 2241. | Colla | Irish | | An ancient Irish name whos meaning is lost in antiquety. |
| 2242. | Collan | Gaelic | | Variant of Cullen: Handsome; good-looking lad. |
| 2243. | Collby | English | | Variant of Colby: From the dark farm. |
| 2244. | Colle | Gaelic | | Dwells at the woodland. |
| 2245. | Colleen | Gaelic | | Girl. |
| 2246. | Colleen | Irish | | From an Irish word for girl. Famous bearer: Australian novelist Colleen McCullough. |
| 2247. | Collena | Irish | | Girl. |
| 2248. | Collene | Irish | | Girl. |
| 2249. | Colletta | French | | Victorious. Variant of Nicolette. |
| 2250. | Collette | French | | Necklace. Victorious. Variant of Nicolette. |
| 2251. | Colley | English | | A surname meaning swarthy, used occasionally as a first name. Famous bearer, 18th-century actor and dramatist Colley Cibber. |
| 2252. | Collier | English | | Charcoal merchant. Coal miner. |
| 2253. | Collin | English | | Variant of Colin: Of a triumphant people; young boy. |
| 2254. | Collin | French | | Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 2255. | Collin | Gaelic | | Child. |
| 2256. | Collin | Irish | | Virile. |
| 2257. | Collingwood | English | | Forest. |
| 2258. | Collins | English | | Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 2259. | Collins | French | | Abbreviation of Nicholas 'people's victory.'. |
| 2260. | Collins | Irish | | Holly. |
| 2261. | Collis | English | | Son of the dark man. |
| 2262. | Collton | English | | Variant of Colton: From a dark town. Also a variant of Colston: Unknown owner of property. |
| 2263. | Collyer | English | | Charcoal merchant. |
| 2264. | Colm | Gaelic | | Servant of Saint Columba. |
| 2265. | Colm | Irish | | Variant of Columba, a Latin name meaning dove. |
| 2266. | Colman | English | | Variant of Coleman: Dove; dark skinned. |
| 2267. | Colman | Irish | | Dove. |
| 2268. | Colmcilla | Irish | | Dove of the church. |
| 2269. | Colmcille | Irish | | Dove of the church. |
| 2270. | Colon | Latin | | Dove. |
| 2271. | Colonel | English | | Military rank. |
| 2272. | Colosse | Biblical | | Punishment, correction. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 2273. | Colosse | Biblical | | Punishment, correction. [Non-Gerderized Biblical Name] |
| 2274. | Colquhoun | Irish | | Variant of Calhoun: Small forest. |
| 2275. | Colquhoun | Scottish | | From Colquhoun. |
| 2276. | Colson | English | | Triumphant people; people's victory. |
| 2277. | Colston | English | | Unknown owner of property. |
| 2278. | Colt | English | | From the dark town. Diminutive of Colston: Unknown owner of property. |
| 2279. | Colten | English | | Coal town. |
| 2280. | Colter | English | | Horse herdsman. Variant of Colt: young horse;frisky. |
| 2281. | Coltere | English | | Horse herdsman. |
| 2282. | Colton | English | | From the dark town. |
| 2283. | Coltrane | English | | Variant of Colt: young horse;frisky. |
| 2284. | Colum | Gaelic | | Dove. |
| 2285. | Colum | Greek | | People's victory. |
| 2286. | Colum | Irish | | Variant of Columba, a Latin name meaning dove. |
| 2287. | Columba | Irish | | Variant of Colm: Dove. |
| 2288. | Columba | Latin | | Dove. |
| 2289. | Columba | Latin | | Dove. Famous bearer, 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. |
| 2290. | Columbanus | Gaelic | | Dove. |
| 2291. | Columbina | Latin | | Feminine form of Columba: Dove. Famous bearer: 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. |
| 2292. | Columbine | Italian | | Dove. |
| 2293. | Columbine | Latin | | Feminine form of Columba: Dove. Famous bearer: 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. |
| 2294. | Columbo | Irish | | Dove. |
| 2295. | Colver | English | | Dove. |
| 2296. | Colvert | English | | Seaman. |
| 2297. | Colvile | French | | Variant of Colville: Place name in France. |
| 2298. | Colvill | French | | Variant of Colville: Place name in France. |
| 2299. | Colville | French | | Place name in France. |
| 2300. | Colville | Shakespearean | | 'King Henry IV, Part 2' Sir John Colville. |
