Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 98

A beauty that is illuminated and appealing

Something that is bright and attractive

A clear woman

An intelligent female protector

One who is a brilliant female protector and protects others

A thing that is bright and clear

Something that has a very nice clarity, and is bright

Clearness; having no obstruction

The name of a king in Arthurian Legends

Derived from the name of a king in the Arthurian Legends

One who is very famous and is known by everyone

Derived from 'Claris', which means bright, clear and attractive

Clear, bright and dazzling

Bright, vivid, dazzling and clear

One who has fame, and is the brightest of all

Clear; something that is easy to understand and interpret

Name of Gawain's sister

Gentle, shining and has fame followed by attention

Clear or transparent; easily understood

Bright, attention gainer and clear

Clear; obvious; free of objections; unclouded

One who is bright, filled with good virtues, and is known by all

A recordist; copyist; secretary; one who copies one data to the other

A word for clerk; one who does small time work

The town of a clerk; a place where a clerk hails from

One who lives beside the river Clare, the longest river in the Lough Corrib

Derived from Clarice, meaning bright, clear, dazzling and famous

A woman's name

Brightness and clearness; attractive

A bright woman; a dazzling woman who is attractive

Derived from the name 'Claudius', who was a 7th century saint

A bad, deplorable voice, that expresses grief

Derived from the name of a famous king

Taken from the name of a 7th century saint named Claudius

Something that glows or shines

Derived from a saint's name, 'Claudius', who lived in the 7th century

The feminine form of a 7th century saint's name

As mentioned in the New Testament, it is the feminine form of 'Claudius', a 7th century saint

A female form of a 7th century saint, Claudius

Name of a French king's son, Claudas

Something that is feeble; lame

One who is a descendent of Gods; hails from Gods

Crippled; one who cannot walk; lame

One who is lame; cannot walk; one whose legs are crippled

One who is crippled; disabled; handicapped; unable to walk

Taken from a 7th century saint's name, ' Claudius', which means 'lame'

Crippled or lame; one who cannot use his legs to walk

The victory of the men; victory of the people; represents triumph

A British royal family

Spanish name for carnation, a bright flower