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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Camaeron

Crooked nose

Scottish

Coldin

Dark valley

English

Cole

Charcoal

English

Colegate

Dark gate

English

Coleman

“The cabbage grower,” from tbe Anglo-Saxon caul (cabbage) and man (a man).

Gaelic

Colen
Collier

Coal miner

English

Collin

Cub

English

Coleridge

English

Colerige

English

Colet

People of victory

Greek

Collins

Holly

Irish

Coleton

Swarthy person; coal town or settlement

English

Collis

Dark-haired; coal miner

English

Collton

Swarthy person; coal town or settlement

English

Coley

Swarthy, coal-black, charcoal

French

Collumbano

Irish

Collyer

Coal miner

English

Colgate

Dark gate

English

Collyn
Colhoun

The narrow woods

Irish

Colier

Coal miner

English

Colm

Latin

Colman

“A coal miner,” from the Middle English col (coal) and man (man).

Irish

Colin

Cub

English

Colombain

Irish

Colombe
Colis

Coal miner

English

Colquhoun

The narrow woods

Irish

Collayer

Coal miner

English

Coll

High

Gaelic

Colombo
Colla
Collbourn

Cold brook; coal brook

English

Colridge

English

Collburn

Cold brook; coal brook

English

Colrige

English

Collby

Swarthy person's settlement

Scandinavian

Collden

Dark valley

English

Colson

Swarthy, coal-black, charcoal

French

Colldin

Dark valley

English

Colston

Swarthy person; coal town or settlement

English

Colt

Young horse

English

Colle

Young creature

Scottish

Colten

Swarthy person; coal town or settlement

English

Colter

Colt-herd

English

Colton

Charcoal settlement

English

Collen

Scottish

Coltrane

Young horse; frisky

English

Colum

Scottish