Baby Names for Boys & Girls With Meanings (Complete A–Z List) - Page 99

The town of Clark's, in the settlement of Jamaica

Mortal; one who is subjected to death any moment of his life

A river flowing near a clay bed

One who is mortal; can die at any point in his lifetime

One who hails from Clay brook; a place in Jamaica

Derived from the name 'Clayton', a settlement that is made of clay

A town situated near a place called Clayland

One who is not only bright, but also famous and known by all

Derived from 'Nicholas', meaning victory of the people

A settlement near the land made of clay

A town next to a clay bed; a land made of clay

A town or settlement that is made from clay

Fame; popular; glory; known by everyone; stardom; stature; honour

Praising in the name of flowers

Highly educated; scholar; learned; knowledgeable; cultured

Well known; admired; illustrious; acclaimed; prominent; influential

A river bank that is very steep, and falls sharply

A cliff; a rock face; an escarpment at the edge of a sea

Cliff; a rock at the edge of a sea

A short term for Cleveland; a city in the U.S

A land that is made up of clay; clayland

A Roman herione who acted in the Classical era

Descendant of the wolf family

Son of a follower of a Saint named Fillan

A french version of Clelia; a Roman herione

One who is gentle, soft and merciful

Mercy; showing forgiveness; pity; grace

A type of a climbing stemmed plant; a vine plant

Tender; gentle; good natured; lenient; understanding

Merciful; lenient; gentle; soft-hearted

Mild and gentle; merciful; good natured and soft hearted

Gentle; mild; soft; warm and hearty

Good natured; gentle and merciful

Gentle; merciful and warm hearted

Merciful; lenient; soft hearted; loving; sweet tempered

One who is very gentle, kind and soft hearted

One who is soft, gentle, good natured and lenient

Feminine derivative of 'Clement', meaning gentle, soft and pleasant

Mild; merciful; forgiving; tender

Merciful; tender; forgiving; soft hearted

He is merciful and a gentle person

Derived from Clement, meaning gentle and merciful

Merciful; pitiful; forgives easily; tender

Gentle; mild; soft; tender; merciful; pleasant

The Cornish diminutive of Clement or Clemence. It means mild or merciful

Short from of Cleopatra, which means glory and fame

One who sees fame, glory and worthy of praise

One who hails from the cliff; famous and illustrious in Greek

Fame; glory; recognition; reputation; name

The daughter of the river God in mythology