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cheshith
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Cheshith means "to be silent" in Hebrew; biblical name origin. |
Biblical, Hebrew |
Either |
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chelsae
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Chelsae: Modern variant of Chelsea, meaning "landing place for chalk." |
American, English |
Female |
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chelsee
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Chelsee means "chalk landing place," originating from Old English roots. |
English |
Female |
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cherice
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Cherice means "beloved" and originates from the French name Cherise. |
American, Cherokee |
Female |
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charmyn
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Charmyn is a variant of Charmaine, meaning "song" or "charm." |
American, English |
Female |
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chastidy
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Chastidy means purity; derived from "chastity," rooted in Latin origins. |
Biblical, Christian, English |
Female |
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chellcie
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American, English |
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charlese
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Charlese is a feminine variant of Charles, meaning "free man." |
Anglo-Saxon, Biblical, French, German, Latin, Old English, Scottish |
Female |
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charliese
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Charliese combines Charles and Elise, meaning "free man" and "God's promise." |
American, English |
Female |
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charline
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Charline means "free man," derived from the name Charles. |
English, French |
Female |
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cedderek
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Cedderek: Derived from Old English, meaning "warrior" or "brave." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Male |
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cerridwen
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Cerridwen: Welsh goddess of inspiration, knowledge, and transformation; ancient mythology. |
Arthurian Legend, Celtic, Welsh |
Female |
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cesere
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Cesere means "to cut" in Latin; derived from Julius Caesar. |
Italian, Latin |
Male |
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charise
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Charise means "grace" and originates from the Greek word "charis." |
American, Biblical, Greek, Hebrew, Latin |
Female |
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caydence
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Caydence: modern variation of "Cadence," meaning rhythm or flow. |
American, Biblical, English |
Female |
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cayelynn
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Cayelynn: Modern name, possibly derived from Caitlin and Lynn. |
American, Native American |
Female |
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cayode
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Cayode means "he brings joy" in Yoruba; African origin. |
African, American, Indigenous, Yoruba |
Male |
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cayson
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Cayson means "son of the marsh," derived from English origins. |
American, English |
Male |
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cathrie
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Cathrie means "pure" and originates from the Greek name Katherine. |
Celtic, English |
Female |
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cathry
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Cathry means "pure" and originates from the Greek name Katherine. |
Celtic, English, Gaelic |
Female |
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caydance
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Caydance: Unique name combining "Cay" and "dance," symbolizing joy. |
American, Indigenous |
Female |
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cassity
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Cassity means "pure" and originates from Irish and Gaelic roots. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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casyopia
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Casyopia: A name derived from Greek, meaning "she who is beautiful." |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Either |
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catallina
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Catallina means "pure" and originates from Latin and Spanish roots. |
Catalan, Spanish |
Female |
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cassidi
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Cassidi means "clever" or "intelligent"; derived from Irish origins. |
American, Anglo-Saxon, English, Irish |
Either |
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cassieopia
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Cassiopeia: Greek mythology queen, constellation name, symbolizes beauty and vanity. |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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cassiopia
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Cassiopia: Greek mythology queen, constellation name, symbolizes beauty and vanity. |
Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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cassaday
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Cassaday originates from Irish, meaning "descendant of Cassadh." |
American, Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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casha
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Casha means "pure" in Latin; derived from the name Casia. |
American, Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, English, Indian, Persian, Spanish |
Female |
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carreck
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Carreck means "rocky place"; origin is likely Celtic or Gaelic. |
Celtic, English, Gaelic |
Either |
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