Clare
Meaning: Clear, bright Gender: Female Pronunciation: Klare Language origin of Clare: Germanic Regional origin of Clare: Northern Europe Languages Clare is most common: English Religions Clare is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Klare Last letter and sound: E, – Alternative Spelling: Clara, Clair
Celeste
Meaning: Heavenly Gender: Female Pronunciation: Suh-Lest Language origin of Celeste: Germanic Regional origin of Celeste: Northern Europe Languages Celeste is most common: English Religions Celeste is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Suh Last letter and sound: E, lest Alternative Spelling: Celestia, Celesta
Clementine
Meaning: Merciful Gender: Female Pronunciation: Klem-En-Tyne Language origin of Clementine: Germanic Regional origin of Clementine: Northern Europe Languages Clementine is most common: English Religions Clementine is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Klem Last letter and sound: E, en Alternative Spelling: Clemintine, Clemantine
Celia
Meaning: Heavenly Gender: Female Pronunciation: See-Lee-Uh Language origin of Celia: Germanic Regional origin of Celia: Northern Europe Languages Celia is most common: English Religions Celia is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, See Last letter and sound: A, lee Alternative Spelling: Selia, Celia
Cleo
Meaning: Glory Gender: Female Pronunciation: Klee-Oh Language origin of Cleo: Germanic Regional origin of Cleo: Northern Europe Languages Cleo is most common: English Religions Cleo is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Klee Last letter and sound: O, oh Alternative Spelling: Clea, Cleona
Chana
Meaning: Grace Gender: Female Pronunciation: Khah-Nuh Language origin of Chana: Germanic Regional origin of Chana: Northern Europe Languages Chana is most common: English Religions Chana is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Khah Last letter and sound: A, nuh Alternative Spelling: Channa, Channah
Chandler
Meaning: Candle maker Gender: Female Pronunciation: Chand-Ler Language origin of Chandler: Germanic Regional origin of Chandler: Northern Europe Languages Chandler is most common: English Religions Chandler is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Chand Last letter and sound: R, ler Alternative Spelling: Chandlor, Chandelor
Carla
Meaning: Free woman, strong Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kar-Luh Language origin of Carla: Germanic Regional origin of Carla: Northern Europe Languages Carla is most common: English Religions Carla is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Kar Last letter and sound: A, luh Alternative Spelling: Karla, Carlla
Carly
Meaning: Free woman, strong Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kar-Lee Language origin of Carly: Germanic Regional origin of Carly: Northern Europe Languages Carly is most common: English Religions Carly is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Kar Last letter and sound: Y, lee Alternative Spelling: Karli, Carlie
Carmen
Meaning: Garden, orchard Gender: Female Pronunciation: Kar-Men Language origin of Carmen: Germanic Regional origin of Carmen: Northern Europe Languages Carmen is most common: English Religions Carmen is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: C, Kar Last letter and sound: N, men Alternative Spelling: Karmen, Carmina