Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Clemency	Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency.	Female	English	-
Clemency	Variant of Clementia: Mildness, clemency, mercy. Famous bearer: Clemence was the mythological Roman goddess of pity.	Female	Latin	-
Clementia	Mildness. The name Clementia was borne by the Roman goddess of mercy. Clementia and its variants have been used occasionally in Britain since the Middle Ages, hut are uncommon in modern times.	Female	Latin	-
Clementina	Variant of Clemence meaning clemency, mercy.	Female	French	-
Clementina	Feminine form of the Latin Clement.	Female	German	-
Clementina	Feminine form of Clement: From 'clemens' meaning mild or merciful.	Female	Latin	-
Clementine	Variant of Clemence meaning clemency, mercy.	Female	French	-
Clementine	Feminine form of the Latin Clement. Famous bearers of the name Clementine: the heroine of the well-known folk song 'Clementine' and the Sir Winston Churchill's wife.	Female	German	-
Clementine	merciful	Female	Latin	Clementine, Clementyne, Clementina
Cleo	A diminutive of Cleopatra and Clotilde, meaning famed. Famous bearer: 20th century British jazz singer Cleo Laine.	Female	Greek	-
Cleone	The mythological daughter of a river god.	Female	Greek	-
Cleonie	Glorious	Female	Irish	-
Cleopatra	A queen of Eygpt.	Female	Egyptian	-
Cleopatra	Her father's fame; Glory of her father. Egyptian Queen immortalized by Shakespeare in 'Antony and Cleopatra'.	Female	Greek	-
Cleta	Illustrious.	Female	Greek	-
Cleta	Illustrious.	Female	Latin	-
Cleva	Dwells at the cliffs.	Female	English	-

Cliantha	flower of glory	Female	Greek	-
Clianthe	Glory.	Female	Greek	-
Clio	praise, muse of history	Female	Greek	Clea, Cleo, Cleon, Cleopatra
Clodagh	From Clodagh	Female	Irish	-
Clonia	Amazon.	Female	Latin	-
Cloria	Goddess of spring.	Female	Greek	-
Clorinda	Of Renowned Beauty	Female	Indian	-
Clorinda	Renowned.	Female	Latin	-
Cloris	Blooming. Mythological goddess of flowers or spring.	Female	Greek	-
Clotho	A Fate.	Female	Greek	-
Clotho	One of the Moirae.	Female	Latin	-
Clotilda	Heroine. Famous battle. Derived from the Old German 'hloda' meaning loud or famous, and 'hildi' meaning battle. Famous bearer: 6th century saint Clotilda was married to King Clovis, and played a major role in his conversion to Christianity.	Female	German	-
Clotilde	Heroine.	Female	German	-
Clover	Clover.	Female	Anglo	-
Clover	Clover.	Female	English	-
Clovis	clover	Female	Old-English	Clothilde, Clotilde

Clymena	Mother of Atalanta.	Female	Greek	-
Clymene	Mother of Atalanta.	Female	Greek	-
Clymene	Amazon.	Female	Latin	-
Clyte	A water nymph.	Female	Greek	-
Clytemnestra	Murdered Agamemnon.	Female	Greek	-
Clytie	Mythological water nymph who loved the sun god Helios. She was changed into a sunflower and now always turns her face toward the sun.	Female	Greek	-
Cobra / Kobra	Major.	Female	Afghan	-
Cochava	Star	Female	Hebrew	-
Cochiti	forgotten	Female	Spanish	-
Coco	A pet name.	Female	French	-
Codee	Cushion. Helpful.	Female	English	-
Codee	Cushion	Female	Irish	-
Codi	Cushion. Helpful.	Female	English	-
Codi	Cushion	Female	Irish	-
Codier	Cushion.	Female	English	-
Cody	Cushion. Helpful.	Female	English	-

Cody	Cushion	Female	Irish	-
Codyr	Cushion.	Female	English	-
Cohar	jewel; gem	Female	Armenian	-
Colby	Dark-skinned.	Female	English	-
Coleen	Girl.	Female	Gaelic	-
Colene	Girl	Female	Irish	-
Coletta	Victorious. Variant of Nicolette.	Female	French	-
Colette	Necklace. Victorious. A Middle Ages feminine form of Nicholas which was originally a diminutive of Nicolette. Famous bearers -15th Century French nun St Colette, and 20th century French writer Colette.	Female	French	-
Colette	victory of the people	Female	Greek	Nicolette
Colleen	girl	Female	Celtic, Gaelic	Colene, Coleen
Colleen	Girl.	Female	Gaelic	-
Colleen	Girl	Female	Irish	-
Collena	Girl	Female	Irish	-
Collene	Girl	Female	Irish	-
Colletta	Victorious. Variant of Nicolette.	Female	French	-