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Name |
Description |
Gender |
Origin |
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1701 | capri | the goat | f | anglo-saxon
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1702 | caradoc | amiable | f | welsh
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1703 | carajean | sweet melody | f |
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1704 | caralyn | friend | f | irish
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1705 | cara | dear, beloved, diamond | f | latin
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1706 | carden | from the black fortress | m | celtic
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1707 | caree | little and womanly | f | welsh
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1708 | carel | strong | m | french
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1709 | caresse | beloved | f | french
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1710 | carew | run | f | latin
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1711 | carey | dear, pleasant stream | m | latin
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1712 | carey | little and womanly | f | welsh
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1713 | carha | a pillar stone | f | latin
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1714 | carilynne | little and womanly | f | welsh
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1715 | carilyn | little and womanly | f | welsh
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1716 | carina | a keel, beloved, dear | f | latin
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1717 | carine | friend | f | armenian
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1718 | carissa | beloved | f | italian
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1719 | carissa | tender touch | f | french
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1720 | cari | flows like water | f | turkish
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1721 | carla | little and womanly | f | english
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1722 | carla | one who is strong, woman | f | teutonic
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1723 | carleigh | freeholder | f | german
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1724 | carlen | woman | f | teutonic
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1725 | carleton | carl's town, free men's town | m | old english
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1726 | carling | hill wehre old women or witches gather | f | old english
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1727 | carlin | little champion | m | gaelic
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1728 | carlir | manly | f | old english
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1729 | carlisle | from the walled city | m | old english
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1730 | carlos | manly | m | spanish
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1731 | carlotta | form of charlotte, little and womanly | f | italian
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1732 | carlson | settlement of free men | m | old english
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1733 | carlton | from carl's farm, settlement of free men | m | old english
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1734 | carlyle | carl's island | m | old english
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1735 | carlyle | from the walled city | m | english
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1736 | carly | little, womanly | f | latin
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1737 | carl | farmer | m | german
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1738 | carl | one who is strong, man | m | teutonic
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1739 | carmel | woodland | f | hebrew
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1740 | carmen | garden, field of fruit, song | f | hebrew,latin
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1741 | carmia | song | f | spanish
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1742 | carmina | song | f | spanish
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1743 | carmine | song | f | spanish
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1744 | carmine | song | m | latin
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1745 | carmita | song | f | spanish
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1746 | carmya | song | f | spanish
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1747 | carna | horn | f | arabic
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1748 | carnelian | a red gem | f | latin
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1749 | carnell | defender of the castle | m | english
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1750 | carney | warrior | m | celtic
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1751 | carolanne | little and womanly | f | english
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1752 | carolann | little and womanly | f | english
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1753 | carolan | little and womanly | f | english
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1754 | caroliana | little and womanly | f | italian
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1755 | carolina | little and womanly | f | italian
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1756 | caroline | little and womanly, song of joy | f | french
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1757 | caroline | strong, melody, song | f | old german
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1758 | carolyne | little and womanly | f | english
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1759 | carolynn | little and womanly | f | english
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1760 | carolyn | little and womanly | f | english
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1761 | carol | song of joy | f | french
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1762 | caron | pure | f | french
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1763 | caro | manly | f |
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1764 | carree | little and womanly | f | english
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1765 | carrick | dweller on the rocky cape | m | gaelic
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1766 | carrie | little and womanly, song of joy | f | english
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1767 | carrigan | | f | gaelic
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1768 | carrington | beautiful | b | old english
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1769 | carroll | champion | m | celtic
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1770 | carr | from the marsh | m | norwegian
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1771 | carson | marsh or mossy place | m | scottish
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1772 | carson | son of carr | m | swedish
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1773 | carswell | lives at the watercress spring | m | old english
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1774 | cartere | transportor of goods with a cart | m | english
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1775 | carter | transportor of goods with a cart | m | old english
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1776 | cartland | from the land between the streams | m | english
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1777 | carvell | village on the marsh | m | french
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1778 | carvel | village on the marsh | m | french
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1779 | carver | sculptor, wood carver | m | old english
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1780 | caryl | song of joy | f | english
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1781 | carynn | pure | f | scandinavian
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1782 | caryn | pure | f | scandinavian
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1783 | cary | desendant of the dark one | f | welsh
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1784 | cary | honest one, shy | b | celtic
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1785 | cascadia | | f | greek
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1786 | casey | brave, watchful | b | celtic,gaelic
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1787 | case | chest | m | old french
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1788 | casilda | of the home | f | latin
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1789 | casper | treasurer | m | persian
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1790 | cassandra | prophet of doom | f | greek
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1791 | cassia | champion | f | greek
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1792 | cassidy | clever, curly headed | f | gaelic
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1793 | cassiel | angel of saturday, the earthy mother | f | latin
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1794 | cassie | doom | f | greek
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1795 | cassius | vain | m | latin
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1796 | cassi | doom | f | greek
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1797 | cassy | doom | f | greek
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1798 | castalia | wife of king delphus | f | greek
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1799 | casta | purity | f | greek
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1800 | castel | belonging to a castle | m | spanish
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