English Baby Names

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Crosland
Crossed land.
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Croslea
From the cross meadow.
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Crosleah
From the cross meadow.
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Crosleigh
From the cross meadow.
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Crosley
From the cross meadow.
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Crosli
From the cross meadow.
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Croslie
From the cross meadow.
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Crosly
From the cross meadow or cross clearing.
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Crossland
From the land of the cross, referring to a place with a cross.
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Crossley
From the cross meadow or clearing.
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Croston
From the town of Croston in Lancashire, meaning 'settlement with a cross'.
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Crowther
Occupational name for a maker of crowns or a topographic name referring to a ...
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Croydon
From the town in Surrey, England, meaning 'saffron valley'.
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Cruella
Cruel or evil woman, derived from the word 'cruel'.
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Cruise
derived from English word for a journey by boat.
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Crystal
Clear, transparent mineral; also a modern virtue name.
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Crystella
A modern invented name combining 'crystal' and 'stella', meaning 'crystal star'.
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Crystilis
Combination of Crystal and Lilies, representing purity and beauty.
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Cuddle
To hug, snuggle, or embrace affectionately.
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Cuddy
Derived from a nickname for a wealthy or powerful person, from Middle English...
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Culbert
Bright cottage.
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Culver
Dove lake or pool frequented by doves.
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Cumin
From the English word for the spice, which is derived from the Latin cuminum,...
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Cunning
Clever, sly.
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Curchil
Church on the hill.
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Cure
Healing, remedy.
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Curry
Derived from the Old English word 'curry', meaning a type of spice blend or s...
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Custance
Constant.
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Custelle
Diminutive form of Constance.
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Custer
From the camp of the Roman guards.
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Cuthbert
Bright fame.
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Cuthberta
Famous and bright, from the Old English elements 'cuþ' meaning famous and 'b...
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Cuthberte
Diminutive form of Cuthbert.
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Cuthburt
Bright fame.
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Cydney
From the city of Cydney in England.
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Cymbeline
Derived from the name of a legendary British king, possibly meaning 'sun lord...
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Cynburleigh
From the royal fortress meadow.
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Cyndi
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Cynthus'.
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Cyndie
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Kynthos'.
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Cyndy
Diminutive of Cynthia, meaning 'woman from Mount Cynthus'.
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Cyne
Means 'royal' or 'kingly' in Old English.
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Cyneburhleah
Royal fortress meadow, from 'cyne' (royal) + 'burh' (fortress) + 'leah' (wood...
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Cyneleah
Cyneleah means 'royal wood' or 'king's meadow' from Old English cyne 'royal' ...
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Cyneley
derived from the surname Cyneley, which may have various origins and meanings..
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Cyning
Means 'king' in Old English.
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Cynna
Derived from Old English 'cynn', meaning 'royal' or 'of noble kin'.
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Cynric
Royal power or kingly ruler.
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Cyntrille
Combination of the names Cynthia and Jill, often used as a fictional first na...
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Cyprus
Referring to the Mediterranean island country.
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Dabney
From the town of Dabney.
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