Dad Names — Classic & Vintage

Strong, timeless boy names with vintage charm — names that have stood the test of time.

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Clayland
From the land of clay.
English
Claybourne
From the clay brook or stream.
English
Clay
Clay is an English occupational surname for a worker in clay, or a topographi...
English
Claxton
From the town of Claxton, meaning 'Clacc's stone'.
English
Claudius
Lame (or limping).
Latin
Claudis
Lame (or pertaining to Claudius).
Latin
Claudios
Lame (or Greek form of Claudius).
Greek
Claudion
Lame (or pertaining to Claudius).
Latin
Claudio
Lame (or Italian/Spanish form of Claudius).
Italian
Claudianus
Lame (or pertaining to Claudius).
Latin
Claudian
Lame (or pertaining to Claudius).
Latin
Clarrie
Clear, bright.
English
Claron
Clear, bright.
English
Clarkson
Son of Clark.
English
Clarkeson
Son of Clark.
English
Clarke
Clerk, scholar.
English
Clark
Clerk, scholar.
English
Clarius
Clear, bright.
Latin
Clarissant
Bright, clear, or famous, derived from Latin clarus.
French
Clarion
Refers to a high-pitched musical instrument resembling a trumpet.
English
Clarin
Bright, clear.
Spanish
Clarence
The name Clarence signifies brightness, clarity, and purity.
English
Clarance
Clearing.
English
Clancy
Red-haired warrior.
Irish
Clancey
Red warrior.
Irish
Claiton
From the town on the clay land.
English
Claiburne
Dweller near the clay brook.
English
Claiburn
Dweller near the clay brook.
English
Claiborne
Dweller near the clay brook.
English
Claiborn
Dweller near the clay brook.
English
Claeburn
From the brook.
English
Claebourne
Clear stream.
English
Claebourn
From the stream by the cliff.
English
Claeborne
From the surname meaning 'boundary stream' or 'clay brook'.
English
Claeborn
From the clay brook or stream.
English
Clabourne
From the stream near the clay bank.
English
Cisca
Diminutive of Francisca, meaning 'free one'.
Dutch
Cirrus
A type of cloud with a wispy, feathery appearance.
Latin
Ciro
Italian form of Cyrus, meaning 'sun' or 'throne'.
Italian
Cirilo
Spanish form of Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
Spanish
Cirillo
Italian form of Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
Italian
Cirille
French form of Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
French
Ciril
Derived from Greek 'Kyrillos', meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful'.
Slavic
Cipriano
From Cyprus or of the Cypriot origin.
Italian
Cipactli
Mythological creature, often represented as a crocodile or fish.
Nahuatl
Cinneide
Derived from the Irish surname Ó Cinnéide, meaning 'descendant of Cinnéidigh...
Irish
Cinco
Means 'five' in Spanish, often given to a fifth-born child.
Spanish
Cillian
Little church or war; strife.
Gaelic
Cidro
Sweet cider.
Spanish
Ciceroni
Derived from the Latin name Cicero, meaning 'chickpea'.
Italian
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