Girls Names
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Name |
Origin |
Meaning |
Nicknames and Variations |
Cadena |
See Cadence |
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Cadence |
Late Latin: Cadence |
"Rhythmic" |
Cadena, Cadenza |
Calandra |
Greek: Kalandros |
"Lark." |
Cal, Callie, Cally, Calandre, Calandria |
Calantha |
Greek: Kalanthe |
"Beautiful blossom." |
Cal, Callie, Cally, Calanthe |
Caledonia |
Latin: Caledonia |
"From Scotland." |
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Calida |
Spanish: Calida |
"Warm, ardent." |
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Calista |
Greek: Kalisto |
"Most beautiful one." |
Calisto |
Calla |
Greek: Kalos |
"Beautiful." |
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Callula |
Latin: Callula |
"Little beautiful one." |
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Caltha |
Latin: Caltha |
"Yellow flower." |
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Calvina |
Latin: Calvina Feminine of Calvin |
"Bald." |
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Calypso |
Greek: Kalypso |
"Concealer." |
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Cameo |
Italian: Cammeo |
"A sculptured jewel." |
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Camille |
Latin: Camilla |
"Young ceremonial attendant." |
Cam, Cammie, Cammy, Millie, Milly, Camilla, Camila |
Canace |
Greek: Kanake |
"Daughter of the wind." |
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Candace |
Greek: Kandake |
"Glittering, glowing white." |
Candee, Candie, Candy, Candice |
Candida |
Latin: Candide |
"Bright white." |
Candy, Candide |
Caprice |
Italian: Capriccio |
"Fanciful." |
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Cara |
Italian: Cara
Irish Gaelic: Caraid |
"Dear, beloved one." "Friend." |
Carina, Carine, Kara |
Caresse |
Latin: Caresse |
"Endearing one." |
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Carissa |
Latin: Carissa |
"Dear or artful one." |
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Carita |
Latin: Carita |
"Beloved, dear one." |
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Carla |
See Caroline, Charlotte |
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Carline |
See Caroline, Charlotte |
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Carlotta |
See Charlotte |
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Carma |
Sanskrit: Karma |
"Fate or destiny." |
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Carmel |
Hebrew: Karmel |
"Garden," or "God's vineyard." |
Carma, Carmie, Camry, Lita, Camela, Camelita, Carmelina, Melina |
Carmen |
Latin: Carmen |
"A song," or "Crimson." |
Carma, Carmia, Carmina, Carmine, Carmita, Charmaine, Carmencita |
Carnation |
French: Carnation |
"Flesh colour." |
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Carol |
Latin: Carola
Old French: Carole |
"Strong and womanly." "A song of joy." |
Carrie, Caro, Carel, Caryl |
Caroline |
Latin-French: Caroline |
"Little, womanly one." |
Carrie, Caro, Carol, Lina, Line, Carline, Charleen, Charlene, Charline, Sharleen, Sharlene, Sharline, Carolina, Karoline, Karla |
Cassandra |
Greek: Kassandra |
"Helper of men," or "Disbelieved by men." |
Cassie, Sandy, Cassandre, Casandra |
Casta |
Latin: Caste |
"Pure, pious, modest one." |
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Catherine |
Greek: Katheros |
"Pure one." |
Cathie, Cathy, Kate, Kathy, Katie, Katy, Cat, Kat, Kit, Kitty, Kay, Kaye, Catharine, Katharine, Katherine, Cathleen, Kathleen, Kathlene, Kathline, Kathryn, Cathryn, Katerine, Katrina, Katti, Ketti, Catalina, Catarina, Caterina, Katinka, Kassia, Caitlin, Caitrin, Catroina |
Cathleen |
See Catherine |
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Ceara |
Irish Gaelic: Ceara |
"Spear." |
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Cecilia |
Latin: Caecilia |
"Dim-sighted one." |
Cele, Celia, Celie, Ciel, Cissie, Sissie, Cacilia, Cacilie, Cecile, Celie, Celia, Cecilia, Sisile, Sile, Sileas |
Celandine |
Greek: Cheladon |
"The swallow." |
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Celene |
See Selene |
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Celeste |
Latin: Caelestis |
"Heavenly." |
Cele, Celia, Celesta, Celestina, Celestine |
Celestine |
See Celeste |
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Celia |
See Cecilia, Celeste |
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Celosia |
Greek: Keleos |
"Flaming, burning." |
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Cerelia |
Latin: Cerealia |
"Of the spring." |
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Ceryl |
See Cheryl |
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Chandra |
Sanskrit: Candra |
"Moon, moonlike." |
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Charissa |
Greek: Charis |
"Loving." |
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Charity |
Latin: Caritas |
"Benevolent, charitable." |
Charissa, Charita, Charry, Cherry |
Charla |
See Carla |
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Charleen |
See Caroline, Charlotte |
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Charlene |
See Caroline, Charlotte |
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Charlotte |
French: Charlotte |
"Little womanly one." |
Carla, Charyl, Cheryl, Sheryl, Sheree, Sherrill, Sherry, Karla, Lotta, Lottie, Lotty, Lola, Loleta, Lolita, Carlotta, Carlene, Carline, Charleen, Charlene, Charline, Karline, Sharleen, Sharlene, Carlota, Carlotta, Charlotta, Karlotte |
Charmaine |
Latin: Carmen |
"Singer." |
Charmain, Chariam, Charmion |
Charyl |
See Charlotte |
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Chiquita |
Spanish: Chiquita |
"Little one." |
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Chloe |
Greek: Chloe |
"Young, verdant." |
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Chriselda |
See Griselda |
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Christabelle |
Latin-French: Christe-belle |
"Beautiful Christian." |
Cristabel, Christabel |
Christine |
French: Christine |
"Christian." |
Chris, Chrissie, Chrissy, Christie, Tina, Tine, Tiny, Christina, Christiana, Christiane, Cristina, Cristina, Kirsten, Kristen, Kirstin, Christiane, Kristel, Christiona, Cristin, Cairistiona |
Chryseis |
Latin: Chryseis |
"Daughter of the Golden one." |
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Cinderella |
French: Cendrillion |
"Little one of the ashes." |
Cindie, Cindy, Ella |
Cindy |
See Lucinda, Cinderella |
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Claire |
See Clara |
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Clara |
Latin: Clara |
"Brilliant, bright, illustrious." |
Clarey, Clari, Clarie, Clary, Claire, Clare, Clarette, Clarinda, Clairine, Clarita, Clair, Chiara, Klara, Clareta, Sorcha |
Clarabelle |
French: Clarebelle |
"Brilliant, beautiful." |
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Claramae |
English: Clara-may |
Compound of Clara and May |
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Claresta |
English: Clar-esta |
"Most brilliant one." |
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Clarette |
See Clara |
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Clarice |
French: Clarice |
"Little brilliant one." |
Clarissa, Clarisse, Clarrisse, Clerissa |
Clarimond |
Latin-German: Clari-mond |
"Brilliant protector." |
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Clarinda |
Spanish: Clara-linda |
"Brilliant, beautiful." |
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Clarissa |
Latin: Clarissima |
"Most brilliant one." |
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Claudette |
See Claudia |
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Claudia |
Latin: Claudia Feminine of Claudius |
"The lame one." |
Claudie, Claudette, Claudina, Claudine, Claude, Gladys, Gwladys |
Clematis |
Greek: Klematis |
"Vine or brushwood." |
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Clemency |
See Clementia |
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Clementia |
Latin: Clementia |
"Mild, calm, merciful." |
Clem, Clemmie, Clemmy, Clemence, Klementine, Clementine |
Clementine |
See Clementia |
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Cleo |
Greek: Cleo |
"Glory, fame." |
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Cleopatra |
Greek: Cleopatra |
"Father's glory or fame." |
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Cleva |
Middle English: Cleve Feminine of Cleve and Clive |
"Dweller at the cliff." |
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Cliantha |
Greek: Kleianthe |
"Glory flower." |
Cleantha, Cleanthe |
Clio |
Greek: Kleio |
"The proclaimer." |
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Clorinda |
Latin: Clorinda |
Fictional name formed by Tasso, 16th C, for a character in Jerusalem Delivered. Possible meanings "Renowned" or "Verdant, beautiful." |
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Clotilda |
German: Chlod-hilde |
"Famous battle maid." |
Clothilde, Klothilde, Clotilda |
Clover |
Old English: Claefer |
"Clover blossom." |
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Clymene |
Greek: Klymene |
"Renowned, famed one." |
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Clytie |
Greek: Klytai |
"Splendid or beautiful one." |
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Colette |
Greek-French: Colette |
"Victorious army." |
Collette |
Coleen |
Irish Gaelic: Cailin |
"Girl, maiden." |
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Columba |
Latin: Columba |
"The dove." |
Collie, Colly, Coline, Columbia, Columbine, Colombe, Coulombe |
Comfort |
French: Confort |
"Strengthening aid and comfort." |
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Conception |
Latin: Conceptio |
"Beginning." |
Concepcion, Concha, Conchita |
Concha |
See Conception |
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Conchita |
See Conception |
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Concorida |
Latin: Concorida |
"Harmony." |
Concorde |
Conradine |
Old German: Kuon-rad |
"Bold, wise, councillor." |
Connie, Conny |
Consolata |
Italian: Consolata |
"Consolation." |
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Constance |
Latin: Constantia |
"Firmness, constancy." |
Connie, Conny, Constancy, Constanta, Constantina, Constazna, Konstanze |
Consuela |
Spanish: Consuelo |
"Consolation." |
Consuelo |
Cora |
Greek: Kore |
"The maiden." |
Corrie, Kora, Corella, Corette, Corrina, Correne, Corina |
Corabelle |
Greek-French: Kore-belle |
"Beautiful maiden." |
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Coral |
Latin: Corallum
Old French: Coral |
"Coral from the sea." "Cordial, sincere." |
Coraline, Coralie |
Cordella |
Middle Welsh: Creiddylad |
"Jewel of the sea." |
Cordie, Delia, Della, Cordelie, Korula, Cordelia |
Corinne |
See Cora |
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Corissa |
Latin-Greek: Corissa |
"Most maidenly." |
Corisa |
Corliss |
Old English: Carleas |
"Cheerful, good-hearted." |
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Cornelia |
Latin: Cornelia
Latin: Cornel |
"Yellowish or horn-coloured." "Cornel tree." |
Cornie, Nela, Nelia, Nelli, Nellie, Cornela, Cornelle, Cornela, Cornelie |
Corona |
Spanish: Corona |
"Crown, crowned one." |
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Cosette |
French: Cosette |
"Victorious army." |
Cosetta |
Cosima |
Greek: Kosmos |
"Order, harmony of the world." |
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Crescent |
Old French: Creissant |
"To increase or create." |
Crescentia |
Crispina |
Latin: Crispina Feminine of Crispian |
"Curly haired." |
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Crystal |
Latin: Crystallum |
"Clear as crystal." |
Chrystal |
Cynara |
Greek: Klnara |
"Thistle or artichoke." |
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Cynthia |
Greek: Kynthia |
"The moon." |
Cynth, Cynthie, Cyndie, Cyndy, Sindy, Sindie |
Cypris |
Greek: Kipris |
"From the island of Cyprus." |
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Cyrena |
Greek: Kyrene |
"From Cyrene." |
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Cyrilla |
Latin: Cyrilla |
"Lordly one." |
Cirila |
Cytherea |
Greek: Kytheria |
"From the island of Cythrea." |