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Italian/Latin

Italian feminine form of Carmel from Latin carmel, meaning garden or vineyard.

Latin

Feminine form of Cornelius, from cornu meaning horn.

Greek

Variant of Christina, from Christos meaning anointed one.

Greek

Variant of Corinne, from korē meaning maiden.

Latin

Feminine form of Cecil, from caecus meaning blind.

Old French

Variant of Courtney, from court and ney meaning landed estate.

Hebrew/Italian

Italian feminine form of Carmel, from karmel meaning vineyard.

Latin

Feminine form of Claude, from claudus meaning lame or halting.

Sanskrit

From Sanskrit chandra meaning moon.

Latin/Spanish

Spanish feminine form from Latin consolari meaning to console or comfort.

Greek (variant of Catherine)

Pure.

Greek (variant of Crystal)

Clear ice.

Greek (variant of Cassandra)

She who shines.

Latin (variant of Crystal)

Clear ice.

Greek/Latin

Maiden.

Latin/French

Charm or delight.

Germanic (feminine of Carl)

Free woman.

French (variant of Chantal)

Stony place.

Greek (variant of Corinna)

Maiden.

Italian from Latin

From Concepta, meaning conceived or immaculate.

Old English

Variant of Chelsea, from Cealc (chalk) and ig (island).

Latin

Variant of Christine, from Christianus meaning Christian.

Greek

Variant of Catherine, from katharos meaning pure.

Welsh or Germanic

Variant of Cary or Caroline, meaning beloved.

Irish

Variant of Corey, from Coire meaning seething cauldron.

Greek

A variant of Karen, derived from Katherine, meaning pure.

Latin

Variant of Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Irish

Variant of Colleen, derived from cailín, meaning girl.

English

From the English word for the fruit, or short for Charity.

Latin

Feminine form of Claude, derived from claudus, meaning lame.

Spanish

Modern variant of Sierra, derived from Spanish for mountain range.

Gaelic/Hebrew

Modern variant of Kayla, derived from Gaelic or Hebrew origins.

Latin

A follower of Christ; devoted to faith.

Latin

The coral gemstone; precious and radiant.

Greek

Pure and spotless; clear as crystal.

Latin

Heavenly; of celestial and divine nature.

Latin

Purity and virtue; moral uprightness.

Greek

Ice and crystal; clear and pure.

Greek

Pure and spotless; clear virtue.

Irish

Red; fiery and spirited.

Germanic

Free person of strength.

Hebrew

Garden or vineyard.

Latin

Song and melody.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Germanic

Free woman.

Latin

Blind; derived from the Roman family name Caecilia, associated with St. Cecilia, patron saint of music.

Greek

Pure, unsullied; variant of Catherine from Greek 'katharos'.

Greek

Moon goddess; variant of Cindy, from Cynthia meaning 'of Mount Cynthus'.