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cammi
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Cammi is a diminutive of Cameron, meaning "crooked nose." |
American, English |
Female |
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camren
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Camren means "crooked nose"; derived from the Gaelic surname Cameron. |
American, English |
Either |
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cametria
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Cametria: Unique name, possibly derived from Latin, meaning "one who loves." |
American, Indigenous, Native American |
Female |
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cami
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Cami: diminutive of Camilla, Latin origin meaning "young ceremonial attendant." |
American, Armenian, Biblical, Celtic, English, Greek, Hebrew, Indian, Irish, Latin, Persian, Spanish, Welsh |
Female |
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camile
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Camile means "attendant at a religious ceremony"; Latin origin, Camillus. |
French, Latin |
Either |
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cambrya
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Cambrya means "Wales" in Latin; derived from the Welsh "Cymru." |
Celtic, Welsh |
Female |
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calibre
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Calibre means quality; originates from Latin "calibrum," meaning measuring rod. |
English, French, Latin |
Either |
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callandra
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Callandra means "beautiful" in Greek; derived from "kallistos" and "andra." |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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callaway
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Callaway means "rocky place"; originates from Old English and Gaelic. |
American, Anglo-Saxon |
Either |
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camaron
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Camaron means "shrimp" in Spanish; originates from Latin "camarō." |
Arabic, Spanish |
Either |
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cailegh
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Cailegh means "slim" or "fair," originating from Irish Gaelic. |
Gaelic, Irish |
Female |
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cairos
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Cairos means "opportune moment"; originates from Greek mythology and philosophy. |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Either |
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calen
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Calen means "bringer of light," originating from Gaelic roots. |
Celtic, Native American |
Either |
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caedy
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Caedy means "pure" and originates from Gaelic and Celtic roots. |
Celtic, Native American |
Either |
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caiden
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Caiden means "fighter"; derived from Irish and Gaelic origins. |
American, Native American |
Either |
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caidyn
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Caidyn: Modern name, possibly derived from Caden, meaning "fighter." |
American, Native American |
Either |
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cadance
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Cadance means rhythm; derived from Latin "cadentia," meaning falling. |
American, English |
Female |
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cadin
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Cadin means "battle" in Old French; derived from "Cadin." |
Algonquian, American |
Either |
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Cymber
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Cymber means "warrior" and originates from Old English and Welsh. |
Arthurian Legend, Celtic |
Either |
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Cymphonique
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Cymphonique: Unique name blending "symphony" and "unique," symbolizing harmony. |
American, Greek, Latin |
Female |
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Czar
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Czar means emperor; originates from Latin "Caesar," denoting authority. |
Byzantine, Latin, Russian |
Male |
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Cristopher
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Cristopher means "bearer of Christ," originating from Greek "Christophoros." |
Biblical, Christian, Greek, Latin |
Male |
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Crosby
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Crosby means "village by the cross," originating from Old Norse. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Crystianna
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Crystianna: A modern variation of Christian, meaning "follower of Christ." |
Christian, English |
Female |
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Cori
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Cori originates from Latin, meaning "maiden" or "young girl." |
Greek, Latin |
Either |
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Coughlin
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Coughlin: Irish surname meaning "descendant of Caoch," meaning "blind." |
Anglo-Saxon, Irish |
Either |
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Copeland
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Copeland means "village near the hill," of English origin. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Cordé
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Cordé means "heart" in French, derived from Latin "cor." |
French, Latin |
Either |
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Cisco
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Cisco originates from San Francisco, meaning "Saint Francis' place." |
American, Spanish |
Either |
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Clémence
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Clemence means mercy; originates from Latin "clementia," meaning gentleness. |
French, Latin |
Female |
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