Charlotte has been top-5 for years. Beyond that, you get Celtic names, classic Latin picks, and a few surprises. C is competitive territory.
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steadfast, constant, unwavering
Frenchfortress, walled Roman camp
Englishmoon goddess
Americanhorseman, from the Cheviot hills
Americanheavenly, celestial
Latinbent river
Americanfree woman, strong woman
Americaneach of the two, pure
Irishorder, universe
Italiancompatriots, fellow countrymen
Welshcanal worker, church official
Englishsong, chant
Englishcrooked hill
Scottishcarrier of the anointed one
Spanishillustrious, brilliant
Englishcrooked nose; bent river
Scottishfeminine form of Charles
Frenchcliff settlement
Englishhair (related to French cheveux)
Americanmaiden, young woman
Americanlittle dark one
Irishrhythm, beat, flow
Americanuncertain, possibly warrior spirit
Englishfree man, strong man
Englishrocky outcropping, cliff dweller
Scottishfaith, belief
East Africanfrom Galloway
Americanmoonlight, radiance
African Americanone who is learned, a clerk
Englishpinkish-orange color of the sea
Englishpure, unsullied
Portugueserejoice, delight
Welshsong, poem
Spanishfollower of Christ
Latindiminutive endearment
Frenchreddish-brown color, warmth
Italianchurch official, ecclesiastical law
Americanhilltop estate
Americangentle, beautiful
Americanselected, set apart, elect
Americandweller near the marsh
Scottishshort nose (Latin nickname origin)
Englishfrom the court (courtly)
Hispanicfrom the kaupa (trading) land
Englishrapid water
Scottishhigh, exalted
Irishadapted from Kiristino (Ojibwe name for Cree pe...
Indigenous North Americanthe carved one (alternate etymology)
Latingenerous love, benevolence
Englishone who lives near a steep bank
Englishbeautiful flower
Spanishfortified camp, military settlement
Americanphonetic blend (possibly new house, or river)
AmericanGod is gracious
Jewishearth, land
Welshraven, crow
Americanrope maker, cord seller
Americanof the Cornelia family
Romanto hunt, to chase
Americanpebbly place, stony path
Englishcinnamon tree, spice plant
Englishbright-headed, strife
Irishacquired, possessed
Englishmild, merciful
Frenchwarrior, strong woman
Englishson of Carr, from the marsh
Americanchalice, cup
Greeksmall sheltered bay or inlet
Americanmaster, ruler
Polishexalted, high, heavenly
African-Americandescendant of the hound of valor
Irishdescendant of Caiside
Irishclear, bright
Irishsun, shepherd
Americancrooked nose
Americanslender, narrow
Irishvineyard, fruitful field
Italianfrom Colette or Nicole
Spanishcedar tree
Americanproclaimer of peace
Polishthrone, power
Italianselected, set apart
Americancrossroads, cross
Englishtail, conclusion
Italianfrom the island of Cyprus
Americanson of Nicholas
Americanfree woman, strong one
South Africanrocky hill settlement
Americanson
Americanchosen, selected, specially picked
Americanfree woman, free person
Englishvictory of the people
Irishsymbol of Christian faith
Frenchwinding valley, crooked hill
Americancrow crossing
Englishfollower of Christ
Spanishclear ice, rock crystal
Spanishfeminine form of Charles
Americanhunter, one who hunts or pursues
Americanfree person (feminine of Charles/Karl)
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