Browse names

Latin

Merciful or clement.

French

Dear or cherry fruit.

Greek

Prophetess of the gods.

English

From the crow ford.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Irish

Little dark one; a churl or peasant.

English

Free woman; modern variant of Caroline.

English

Helpful or cushion; variant of Cody from Old English.

Greek

Beautiful; short form of Calista meaning most beautiful.

Spanish

Christ-bearer; variant of Christy or Krista.

Italian

Pure; Italian variant of Catherine.

English

Heart friend or raven friend; Old English origin.

English

Marshland estate; Old English place name.

English

Son of the marsh; modern variant of Carson.

English

Cherry fruit or dear; variant of Cherry.

Celtic

Dear friend; from Celtic origins.

Sanskrit

Variant spelling of karma, meaning action or deed.

Greek

Variant of Christine, meaning follower of Christ.

Latin

Variant of Clarence, from clarus meaning bright or clear.

Old English

Variant of Chelsea, meaning chalk landing place or port.

Greek

Possibly related to Chloe, meaning green shoot or verdant.

Greek

Short form of Cristian or Christopher, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek

From Greek meaning grace, kindness, or favor.

French

Possibly from French chanter meaning to sing.

Irish

Descendant of Conley, from Ó Conleabhain.

Greek

Maiden, from Corey.

English

Crooked nose, diminutive of Cameron.

Scottish

From the fortification of Carl.

French

Free woman, feminine of Charles.

English

From the court land.

Greek

Anointed one, from Christian.

Greek

Bearer of Christ.

Nahuatl

Star.

Greek

Bearer of Christ variant of Christopher.

Germanic and Greek

Bearer of Christ or crystal.

French/English

Short form or nickname, possibly from Chevrolet or Chevalier meaning knight.

Germanic

Derived from Germanic roots meaning famous warrior or bright sword.

Irish/Scottish

Variant of Cayley or Kayla, meaning slender or fair in Scottish.

Latin

Short form of Clement or Clementine, meaning merciful or gentle.

Irish

Irish name meaning girl or young woman.

Latin

Spanish form of Clement, derived from Latin meaning merciful or gentle.

Latin

Derived from Latin meaning white, pure, or shining.

Greek

Variant of Chloe, derived from Greek meaning green shoot or verdant.

Greek

Short form of Cynthia, derived from Greek meaning moon goddess.

Scottish

Scottish surname used as given name, meaning town near rocky hills.

Greek

A divinely conferred gift or power of charm and grace.

Germanic

Variant of Caroline, meaning free man or strong.

French

Variant of Chantal, meaning song or singing.