#300American↑ Rising
From the clay town or settlement.
#377American↑ Rising
cleric, scribe
#525American
A variant of 'Clarence', meaning 'bright' or 'clear'.
#547American
A modern name that may be a blend of Clyde and Dell.
#551American
a variant of Clois, related to 'glory'
#617Greece
glory of the people
#624English
variant form of the name Cleaver, meaning 'one who cleaves'
#642French
A variation of Clemens, meaning 'mild' or 'merciful'.
#651American
A surname that originated as a given name, meaning unknown.
#682France
a form of the name 'Clébert,' derived from 'Clémence' meaning 'merciful'
#683American
A beloved name with deep roots
#694Ireland
Descendant of the cleric
#715English
ford by a cliff
#751USA
A variant of Clovis, which means 'famous warrior'
#791English
gentle, merciful
#814English
settlement by the river
#828American
A variant of Clifford, meaning 'ford by a cliff'.
#853American
land of the cliffs
#884English
A beloved name with deep roots
#893American
cliff land or rocky land
#895Greece
Glory of the father.
#925English
Derived from a surname or diminutive of the name Clinton.
#937American
Derived from Welsh 'Clud', meaning 'one who is lame'.
#951American
Likely derived from elements meaning 'clear' and 'burned land'.
#955Greece
famous/glorious
#960English
From the clay hill
#1000Modern American
brave, bold — from Clarence
#1000Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1015English
from the hill or the settlement by the hill
#1035American
From the clay brook
#1055American
Variant of Clella, meaning 'famous'
#1067English
to close or to shut
#1074English
the gentle one
#1074American
A surname derived from the Welsh name 'Clwyd', meaning 'the river' or 'the valley'.
#1077United Kingdom
clay hill
#1089American
one who lives near a cliff or hill
#1092Spanish
Light, clear, bright.
#1102American
Steward; protector
#1109American
A modern creation; possibly derived from Clement or Climonious
#1122American
Freeing from obstruction
#1149Greek
Distinctive or renowned
#1152Ireland
son of the bard
#1153France
a form of Louis; famed warrior
#1165France
The name is derived from the Latin name Claudius, which means 'lame' or 'crippled'.
#1186United Kingdom
from the small hill or a rocky place.
#1202English
To conquer or to close
#1225American
famous warrior
#1237American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1245United Kingdom
A form of the name 'Cledwyn', meaning 'rock or cliff'.
#1254Spain
Glory of the father
#1259France
the merciful, gentle
#1261American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1261American
A variant of 'Clesson', associated with noble or religious connotations, sometimes seen as a diminutive of 'Clement'.
#1283Irish
Hollow or valley
#1328Greece
famous by glory
#1333English
clay, or a form of earth
#1352English
From the cliff's ford
#1363American
Derived from Cleotis, a name that signifies one who is famous or renowned
#1382USA
Derived from 'Clenn', meaning 'clean' or 'pure'.
#1384USA
A type of fastener or spike used in sports gear
#1395English
A modern variation of the name Clay
#1423American
From the clay person's place
#1430American
Derived from an English surname, related to the term 'Clopton' meaning 'settlement'.
#1449France
Derived from the Latin name 'Claudius', meaning 'lame' or 'enclosure'.
#1460United Kingdom
Clay town or settlement
#1500American↑ Rising
bright, clear
#1503Irish
clear, bright, or shining
#1508Modern English
bright, clear — from Clare
#1511Spanish
bright, clear — from Clario
#1515Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1516France
clear mountain
#1519United Kingdom↑ Rising
Cleric or scholar
#1519American
from the cliff land
#1520Scandinavian
glorious — from Clas
#1525American
settlement on a cliff
#1529Latin
lame, crippled — from Claudius
#1531Latin
lame, crippled — from Claudius
#1532Italian
lame, crippled — from Claudio
#1535Romanian
lame, crippled — from Claudius
#1543Spanish
from the place name Claveria
#1549Modern American
clay or earth
#1554Modern coinage
clear, bright, luminous
#1564Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1565Italian
famous warrior — from Clélie
#1566American
Possibly a variation of the name 'Clinton' or a blend with 'Clen', meaning a settlement or enclosure.
#1568Spanish
merciful — from Clement
#1572Latin
merciful, gentle — from Clement
#1573Italian
merciful, gentle — from Clement
#1576Italian
merciful, gentle — from Clement
#1577Latin
merciful, gentle
#1578Latin
merciful, gentle
#1579Italian
mercy, clemency
#1581Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1584American
Burning clay, or a place where clay is burned.
#1593French
clerk or scholar
#1602Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1603French
clear, bright — from Clervaux
#1604French
famous, renowned
#1605Italian
glorious — from Cleto
#1606American
from the clay brook
#1606Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1609English
Clear, loud, or ringing, especially referring to sound
#1609American
to be strong or powerful
#1609Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1610Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1611English
from Cliburn, a place name
#1613Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1615Spanish
merciful — from Clemente
#1618Modern coinage
no traditional meaning documented
#1626English
A beloved name with deep roots
#1630Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1642American
A beloved name with deep roots
#1644Spanish
famous warrior
#1646Frankish
famous warrior — from Chlodovech
#1652American
Town on the cliff.
#1652Spanish
glorious — from Clorinda
#1653French
famous warrior
#1656American
Derived from the name Claude, related to 'lame' or 'enclosure'.
#1665French
from Cluny Abbey
#1667Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1668Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1669American
Derived from the Latin word 'clever', meaning intelligent or wise.
#1669Modern American
no traditional meaning documented
#1672Modern English
from the cliff
#1674Portuguese
lame, crippled — from Claudius
#1679French
merciful, gentle
#1722American
A variant of the name Cleese; meaning 'slope' or 'hollow'
#1727American
Clay from the valley
#1732English↑ Rising
City on the cliff
#1735Ireland
A short form of Cluime, meaning 'a secret' or 'a hint'
#1743English
A form of the name Caleb, meaning 'faithful, devoted'
#1781American
Derived from 'clay', implying a connection to the earth or being earth-like.
#1787American
From the cleared land
#1793USA
A modern invention, meaning not well defined.