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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Clematia

Climbing plant

Greek

Clematis

Climbing plant

Greek

Clematiss

Climbing plant

Greek

Clemence

Mercy

Latin

Clematice

Climbing plant

Greek

Clemencia
Clemency

Mercy; merciful

Latin

Clementia

Merciful

Latin

Clementina

Merciful

Latin

Clementine

Merciful

Latin

Clementya

Merciful

Latin

Clementyn

Merciful

Latin

Clementyna

Merciful

Latin

Clemmie

Merciful

Latin

Clemmy

Merciful

Latin

Cleo

“The celebrated one,” from the Greek kleo, make known or famous.

Greek

Cleona

Father's glory

Greek

Cleonie

Glorious; father's glory

Greek

Cleopatra

Father's glory

Greek

Cleora

Glory

Greek

Cleone

Glorious

Greek

Cleotilde
Clerissa

Bright, famous

Latin

Clerisse

Latin

Cleryce

Latin

Clerysse

Latin

Cleta

Illustrious

Greek

Cleva

Hill-dweller

English

Cliantha

Glory-flower

Greek

Clianthe

Glory-flower

Greek

Cliara

Bright, famous

Latin

Clio

Glory

Greek

Cliodhna

Irish

Cliona

Irish

Clo

Green shoot

Greek

Clodagh

Irish

Clodia

Lame

Latin

Cloe

Green shoot

Greek

Cloette
Cloey

Green shoot

Greek

Clora
Clorinda

A heroine of Jerusalem Delivered, by the Italian poet Tasso, who described her as a maiden careless of her charms but ardent about military achievements.

Latin

Cloris

Blooming

Greek

Clorissa

Bright, famous

Latin

Clothilda

Renowned battle

German

Clothilde

Renowned battle

German

Clotilda

Renowned battle

German

Clover

“She who clings lovingly.” From a Germanic base meaning “to adhere.” An allusion to the adhesive property of clover sap.

English

Clotilde

Renowned battle

German

Cloudy

Cloudy, overcast

English