Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Clifford	hill, near a slope	Male	Old-English	Cliff, Clifton
Clifford	'Henry VI, Part 2' Lord Clifford. Also Young Clifford, son to Lord Clifford. 'King Henry the Sixth, Part III' Lord Clifford.	Male	Shakespearean	-
Cliffton	From the farm near the cliff.	Male	English	-
Clifland	From the cliff land.	Male	English	-
Clift	Diminutive of Clifton: From the town near a cliff.	Male	English	-
Clifton	Settlement on a cliff. From an Old English surname and place name, used only occasionally as a first name.	Male	English	-
Cliftun	From the farm near the cliff.	Male	English	-
Clint	Diminutive of Clinton: Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate. Famous bearer: Clint Eastwood.	Male	English	-
Clinton	Settlement on a hill, or from the headland estate. From an Old English surname and place name.	Male	English	-
Clinton	Surname; Place Name; Near a Hill	Male	Indian	-
Clinton	town near a hill	Male	Old-English	Clint
Clinton	From the headland farm.	Male	Teutonic	-
Clinttun	From the headland estate.	Male	English	-
Clintwood	Hillside.	Male	English	-
Clio	praise, muse of history	Female	Greek	Clea, Cleo, Cleon, Cleopatra
Clitus	'The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A servant to Brutus.	Male	Shakespearean	-
Clive	Cliff by the river	Male	Anglo	-

Clive	Cliff. Lives at the cliffs. From an English surname and place name. Famous bearer 18th century British soldier and statesman Robert Clive was known as 'Clive of India'.Lives at the cliffs.	Male	English	-
Clodagh	From Clodagh	Female	Irish	-
Clodoveo	Famous warrior.	Male	Spanish	-
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	-
Cloten	'Cymbeline' The Queen's son by a former husband.	Male	Shakespearean	-
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

Clovis	Name of a king.	Male	French	-
Clovis	Renowned fighter. Variant of Louis.	Male	German	-
Clud	Lame.	Male	Welsh	-
Clunainach	From the meadow.	Male	Gaelic	-
Cluny	From the meadow.	Male	Gaelic	-
Cluny	From the meadow	Male	Irish	-
Clust	Mythical son of Clustfeinad.	Male	Celtic	-
Clust	Legendary son of Clustveinydd.	Male	Welsh	-
Clustfeinad	Mythical father of Clust.	Male	Celtic	-
Clyde	From the name of Scottish Clyde river.	Male	Scottish	-
Clyde	heard from afar	Male	Welsh	-
Clyff	Diminutive of Clifford: River ford near a cliff.	Male	English	-
Clyfford	Variant of Clifford: River ford near a cliff.	Male	English	-
Clyffton	From the farm near the cliff.	Male	English	-
Clyfland	From the cliff land.	Male	English	-
Clyford	Cliff-side ford.	Male	English	-

Clyfton	Variant of Clifton: From the town near a cliff.	Male	English	-
Clyftun	From the farm near the cliff.	Male	English	-
Clymena	Mother of Atalanta.	Female	Greek	-
Clymene	Mother of Atalanta.	Female	Greek	-
Clymene	Amazon.	Female	Latin	-
Clynt	Diminutive of Clinton: From the town near a hill.	Male	English	-
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	-
Clyve	Lives at the cliffs.	Male	English	-
Clywd	Loud voiced.	Male	Welsh	-