1995 Names Found

Names in Saint Category

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Celestinelle

"Heavenly, Celestial"

Origin:Latin

Celestyna

"Heavenly, Celestial"

Origin:Polish, Latin

Celina

"God's hidden treasure"

Origin:Hebrew, Latin

Celinda

"Moon, light"

Origin:Latin

Celine

"Heavenly beauty"

Origin:French, possibly from the Latin word celia, 'moon, sky, heaven'

Celino

"Heavenly, shining"

Origin:Italian

Cerys

"Dark, Wise, Bright, Silent, Beautiful"

Origin:Welsh

Cesaria

"Divine help"

Origin:Latin

Cezaria

"Grace, help"

Origin:Biblical

Charles

"Dear, beloved, dear one or joyous, glad or rejoicing"

Origin:(Germanic name derived from the Old French name Carolus, itself derived from the Latin name Carolus, which came from the Latin word carus meaning 'dear, beloved, dear one' or from the Old Norse name Karl, which means 'man, free man, ruler, and son of man'. The name is also associated with the Latin name Carolus, which is derived from the Latin word karola or carus, meaning 'joyous, glad, or rejoicing', and from the Latin word carus, meaning 'dear, beloved, or expensive'.)

Chloe

"Blooming"

Origin:Greek

Christina

"Follower of Christ"

Origin:Greek

Christine

"Follower of Christ"

Origin:Greek

Christoph

"Bearer of Christ"

Origin:Greek

Chrysalia

"Golden"

Origin:Greek

Cinzia

"Gracious, kind, or dear"

Origin:(Italian)

Ciprian

"God's helper"

Origin:(Latin)

Cipriano

"From the Latin word 'Ciprianus', meaning 'belonging to Jupiter'"

Origin:Latin

Ciriacus

"Lord's Keeper"

Origin:Latin

Cirillo

"Circle"

Origin:Latin

Claire

"Bright, clear, clear-skinned"

Origin:Latin

Clara

"Bright, Clear"

Origin:Latin

Claramunda

"Clear light"

Origin:(Latin)

Clarice

"Clear, Bright, Light"

Origin:Hebrew

Clarinda

"Clear, Bright, Radiant"

Origin:Latin

Clarissa

"Light, bright, clear"

Origin:Latin

Clarisse

"Bright, Clear"

Origin:French

Claudio

"Famous, glory, laud"

Origin:Latin

Clemence

"Merciful, compassionate"

Origin:Latin

Clemencia

"Merciful and compassionate"

Origin:Latin

Clemens

"Merciful, kind"

Origin:Latin

Clemente

"Merciful, mild, gentle"

Origin:(Greek)

Clementina

"Mild, merciful, gentle"

Origin:Hebrew, derived from 'Clement'

Clementos

"Merciful, Mild, and Gentle"

Origin:(Greek)

Cleo

"Glory, Fame"

Origin:Greek

Cleotilde

"Glory of God"

Origin:Latin

Clodovia

"Glory of God"

Origin:Latin

Clotilde

"Famous as a warrior"

Origin:Latin

Clémence

"Merciful and gentle"

Origin:Latin

Clémentina

"Merciful and gentle"

Origin:Latin

Columba

"Dove"

Origin:Latin

Concepcion

"Immaculate Conception"

Origin:(Spanish, Latin)

Concordia

"Harmony, agreement"

Origin:Latin

Consolata

"To console, solace"

Origin:Latin

Constance

"Steadfast, enduring"

Origin:Latin

Constantina

"Steadfast, constant"

Origin:Latin

Constantine

"Constancy, steadfastness"

Origin:Latin, derived from Greek Konstantinos and Constantinopolis

Constantino

"Firm and constant"

Origin:(Latin)

Constanza

"Constancy, steadfastness"

Origin:Spanish, Portuguese

Cordula

"Dexterity, heart, strength"

Origin:Latin
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