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Cicero | Meaning : The Historian Used in : American, African, British, Latin, Shakespearean |
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Cicilia | Meaning : Used in : British, Italian, Latin, Swedish, English, Australian, British, Danish, English |
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Cidd | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cidda | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cidrich | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Ciedda | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cifa | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cilciuhinn | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cilda | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cimeilliauc | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cimesetli | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinan | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinbran | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cincenn | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cingal | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cingen | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cingeswell | Meaning : Lives At The King's Spring Used in : British, English |
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Cingeswiella | Meaning : Lives At The King's Spring Used in : British, English |
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Cingetorix | Meaning : Used in : British, Celtic, English |
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Cinglas | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cingual | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cingualan | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinguali | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cini | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinmarch | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinnhor | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinnor | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinon | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cintugnatus | Meaning : Used in : British, Celtic, English |
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Cintusmus | Meaning : Used in : British, Celtic, English |
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Cinuchan | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinuedu | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinuin | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinuoc | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cinwell | Meaning : Lives At The King's Spring Used in : American, British, English |
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Ciolla | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Ciorra | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cipio | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cippa | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Circehyll | Meaning : Lives At The Church Hill Used in : British, English |
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Ciriacus | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cissa | Meaning : Used in : British, Swedish, English |
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Cissi | Meaning : Used in : British, German, Swedish, English |
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Cistumucus | Meaning : Used in : British, Celtic, English |
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Citoc | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Citta | Meaning : In Sanskrit meaning is : Thought; mind; intellect Used in : Sanskrit, British, English |
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Ciuarheru | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Clac | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Clacc | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Claec | Meaning : Dark Used in : British, English |
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Claeg | Meaning : Mortal Used in : British, English |
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Claegborne | Meaning : From The Clay Brook Used in : British, English |
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Claegtun | Meaning : Mortal Used in : British, English |
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Claellus | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Claiborn | Meaning : From The Clay Brook Used in : American, Anglo, British, English |
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Claiborne | Meaning : Variant Of Clayborne: Stream By A Clay Bed Used in : American, British, English, British, English |
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Clair | Meaning : Diminutive Of Clarence: Clear Used in : American, Australian, British, French, German, Latin, English, French, Latin, Australian |
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Clarance | Meaning : Variant Of Clarence: Clear Used in : American, Australian, British, English, Latin |
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Clarembald | Meaning : Used in : British, English, German |
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Clarence | Meaning : In American meaning is : Clear, Luminous, famous or one who lives near the River Clare. Used in : American, African, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, Danish, Dutch, English, French, Jamaican, Latin, Australian |
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Clarey | Meaning : Diminutive Of Clarence: Clear Used in : British, Latin, English |
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Clariance | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Clarion | Meaning : Used in : Arthurian - Legend, British, English |
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Clarions | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Clark | Meaning : Cleric Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, Danish, English, French, German, Latin |
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Clarke | Meaning : In American meaning is : Clergyman or cleric Used in : American, Australian, British, English, French, German, Latin |
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Clarrie | Meaning : Used in : Australian, British, Greek, Latin, English, Australian, British, English |
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Claud | Meaning : Lame Used in : American, Australian, British, French, Latin, Dutch, English, French, German, Latin |
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Claudas | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Claude | Meaning : In American meaning is : Lame Used in : American, Australian, British, French, German, Latin, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Jamaican, Latin, Swedish, Swiss, Australian |
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Claudin | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Claudio | Meaning : Lame Used in : American, Australian, Chinese, British, Latin, Danish, English, French, German, Italian, Latin, Portuguese, Shakespearean, Spanish, Swedish, Swiss |
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Claudius | Meaning : In American meaning is : Lame Used in : American, Australian, Biblical, British, French, Latin, Danish, English, Finnish, French, German, Latin, Portuguese, Shakespearean, Swedish |
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Clauds | Meaning : Used in : British, German, English |
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Clavance | Meaning : Used in : Anglo, British, English, Latin |
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Clay | Meaning : Occupational Or Place Name Involving Clay, Brook Near A Clay-bed. Used in : American, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, German, English, German, Teutonic, British, English |
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Clayborne | Meaning : From The Clay Brook Used in : American, Anglo, British, German, English, British, English |
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Claybourne | Meaning : From The Clay Brook Used in : American, Anglo, British, English, Teutonic, British, English |
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Clayburn | Meaning : From The Clay Brook Used in : American, British, English |
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Clayland | Meaning : Form Of Clayton. From The Clay Town Used in : British, German, English |
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Clayten | Meaning : Variant Of Clayton: Town By A Clay Bed Used in : British, English |
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Claytin | Meaning : Variant Of Clayton: Town By A Clay Bed Used in : British, English |
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Clayton | Meaning : From The Clay Town, Dwelling Near The Clay-bed. Used in : American, African, Anglo, Australian, Chinese, British, German, English, French, German, Jamaican, Teutonic, Australian, British, English |
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Cleavant | Meaning : A Steep Bank Used in : British, English, Jamaican |
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Cleave | Meaning : Form Of Cleavant. A Steep Bank Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian |
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Cleavland | Meaning : Hilly Area. Used in : British, English |
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Cleavon | Meaning : Form Of Cleavant. A Steep Bank, Hilly Area. Used in : American, African, Australian, British, English, Jamaican |
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Cleeve | Meaning : Used in : Australian, British, English, Australian |
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Clem | Meaning : Form Of Clement. Merciful Used in : American, Australian, British, Latin, English, Latin, Australian |
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Cleme | Meaning : Diminutive Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, English, Netherlands |
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Clemen | Meaning : Variant Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, Danish, English |
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Clemens | Meaning : From CLEMENT Used in : Australian, British, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Irish, Latin, Swedish, British, English |
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Clement | Meaning : In american meaning is : Merciful, mild, gentle. Used in : American, African, Australian, Chinese, British, French, Danish, English, French, German, Greek, Jamaican, Latin, Swedish, Swiss, Australian |
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Clemente | Meaning : Variant Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : Australian, British, French, English, Italian, Latin, Portuguese |
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Clemento | Meaning : Variant Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, English |
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Clemmie | Meaning : Diminutive Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, Latin, English, Latin |
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Clemmons | Meaning : Variant Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, English |
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Clemmy | Meaning : Diminutive Of Clement: Gentle. Famous Bearer: Clement Moore Used in : British, Latin, English, Latin |
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Cleodalis | Meaning : Used in : British, English |
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Cleon | Meaning : Hilly Area. Used in : American, African, Australian, British, Greek, English, French, Greek, Shakespearean, Australian |