The name collection

Names with meaning.

3,600+ baby names from 25 cultures, each with its meaning, origin, pronunciation and story.

Girl names

1–48 of 76 names

Spanish · Latin

Camila

Form of Camillus; ancient meaning uncertain

Top 100
French · Germanic

Caroline

Feminine form of Charles

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French · English

Charlotte

Feminine diminutive of Charles

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Greek

Chloe

Green shoot

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French · Latin

Claire

Clear; bright

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Latin

Clara

Bright, clear

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English

Callie

Short form of Caroline or names beginning Cal

Familiar
Latin

Camilla

Form of Camillus; ancient meaning uncertain

Familiar
English · Italian

Capri

Italian island name; deeper origin uncertain

Familiar
Spanish

Carmen

From Carmel; also associated with Latin song

Familiar
Spanish

Catalina

Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain

Familiar
Latin

Cecilia

Of the Roman Caecilius family

Familiar
Latin · French

Celeste

Heavenly

Familiar
Latin

Celia

Possibly heavenly; sometimes a short form of Cecilia

Familiar
French

Céline

From Caelinus, or a short form of Marceline

Familiar
English

Chelsea

Chalk landing place

Familiar
Spanish

Cielo

Sky, heaven

Familiar
English · French · Latin

Clementine

Merciful; gentle

Familiar
Greek

Cleo

Short form in Greek name families associated with glory

Familiar
English

Clover

Clover plant

FamiliarRising
French · Greek

Colette

Victory of the people, through Nicholas

FamiliarRising
Greek

Cora

Maiden; sometimes a short form of another name

Familiar
English

Cordelia

Literary name; meaning uncertain

Familiar
Greek

Calista

Most beautiful, through Callistus

Uncommon
Greek

Calla

Calla flower; associated with Greek beauty

Uncommon
Greek

Calypso

Probably she who conceals

Uncommon
Irish · Italian

Cara

Friend in Irish; beloved in Italian

Uncommon
Latin

Carina

Beloved; the constellation’s name separately means keel

Uncommon
Spanish · Italian · German

Carla

Man, through the Charles family

Uncommon
Latin

Cassia

Feminine of Cassius; possibly empty

Uncommon
Portuguese

Catarina

Form of Katherine; older meaning uncertain

Uncommon
Italian

Chiara

Clear; bright

Uncommon
Irish

Ciara

Dark; black

Uncommon
Brazilian Portuguese

Clarice

Bright; clear

Uncommon
English · Irish

Colleen

Girl

Uncommon
Latin

Cornelia

Possibly horn, through Cornelius

Uncommon
Irish · Greek

Caitríona

Irish form of Katherine; traditionally associated with purity

Rare gem
Spanish

Candela

Candle; short form of Candelaria

Rare gem
Irish

Caoimhe

Dear; beloved; gentle

Rare gem
Portuguese

Carlota

Feminine form in the Charles family

Rare gem
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