Charlotte has been top-5 for years. Charlotte, Camila, Chloe. Beyond those, you get into Celtic names, classic Latin picks, and a few surprises. C is competitive territory.
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free woman
Frenchceremonial attendant, free-born noble
Spanishepithet of Demeter, goddess of grain
Englishfamous, renowned
Frenchfamous, illustrious
Englishfree woman, free man
Englishjust, righteous
Englishpatron of musicians, derived from Latin caecus ...
Englishpure
Spanishfree man
Englishbeautiful, lovely
Americanheavenly, of the sky
Frenchheavenly, of the sky
FrenchCattleya orchid flower
Americanyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchson of Colin, victory of the people
Irishtemple servant, attendant at ritual
Italianman, full-grown person
Americanvictorious people
Frenchgarden, vineyard
Spanishfree person
Italianfrom the crooked stream
Americancurly-haired
Irishbelonging to Clement
Frenchcrooked nose
Scottishfrom California (geographic)
Americanbeautiful voice
Greektransporter of goods by cart
Americanfree person
Englishof the Caecilii, ancient Roman clan
Englishisland of goats
Italianliving creature
Jewishshort form of Cleopatra: glory of the father
Englishshining upon man
Englishgood luck, prosperity (symbolic)
AmericanGod has been gracious, graciousness
JewishChristian woman
Englishmaiden of the coral sea
Englishstrong, full-grown
Englishheavenly
Latinfree man, free person
Englishchalk wharf, chalk port
Englishsky, heaven
Spanishwoman from Mount Cynthus
Englishpeople of a different speech, alien speakers
Americanfree man, free woman
Englishcandle maker, candle merchant
Americanqueen of orchids (named after William Cattley)
Brazilianluminous, brilliant
Englishcrooked mouth
Scottishheaven, sky
Latin Americanstrong, vigorous
Italianfalling tone, resolution
Americanvigilant, watchful
Irishdaughter of the sea
Englishlame, the lame one
Italianmaiden, young girl
Frenchcoal town
Americanfamous, illustrious
Italiangarden, vineyard, orchard
Italianbright, clear, famous
Englishfree woman
Englishfrom the marshy ground
Americansparkling, bright as crystal
Americananointed one
Englishcanal, channel, pipe
Frenchprophetess, seer
Englishdear one, beloved
Italianson of Carr, marsh dweller's son
Americangarden, vineyard of God
Italianblack, dark
Irishanointed one
Spanishnamed for William Cattley (horticulturalist)
Colombianlife, living
Jewishto shine upon men
Greekmost beautiful
Englishkeel of a ship
Italianto hold dear, to treasure
Americancraftsman who makes wooden vessels
Americanbeautiful
Englisheternal beauty, unblemished love
Americanwinding valley
Americanstar
Mexicanfrom the Caecilius family
Englishsteadfast, constant, unwavering
Frenchmoon goddess
Americanheavenly, celestial
Latinfeminine form of Charles
Americanpure, clear
Irishcompatriots, fellow countrymen
Welshsong, chant
Englishbright, clear, famous
Englishfeminine form of Charles
Frenchhair (related to French cheveux)
Americanfrom the hollow, dweller in the hollow
Americanfaith, belief
East Africanone who is learned, a clerk
Englishpinkish-orange color of the sea
Englishpure, unsullied
Portugueselittle thing, victorious people
Frenchreddish-brown color, warmth
Italiangentle, beautiful
Americanselected, set apart, elect
Americanshort nose (Latin nickname origin)
Englishselfless love (agape)
Englishbeautiful
SpanishGod is gracious
Jewishearth, land
Welshfragrant bark
Englishbright-headed, strife
Irishwarrior, strong woman
Englishsmall sheltered bay or inlet
Americanlordly, mistress
Polishbeautiful and rising
African-Americanclear, bright
Irishcoconut
Spanishstrong, aromatic wood
Americancypress tree
Americanson of Nicholas
Americanfeminine form of Charles
South Africanchosen, selected, specially picked
Americanfree woman, free person
Englishwinding valley, crooked hill
Americanclear ice, rock crystal
Spanishfree woman, strong woman
Americanfree person (feminine of Charles/Karl)
Englishbeautiful, lovely
Americancelebration, party
Americanvictory of the people
Frenchblooming, young green shoot
Englishfrom Wales, land of compatriots
Americanfree woman, free person
Spanishlass, maiden
Irishillustrious, renowned
Frenchancient, enduring
Italianyoung wolf
Americanpebbly place
Americankore — young woman
Spanishdivine grace, favor
Greekclearness, lucidity
Americansaw, serrated edge
Americanroyalty, chief
Hawaiianchosen, selected, special
Americanfree woman, feminine form of Charles
Frenchunintelligible speakers (Sioux term for Cheyenn...
Americanoak grove, oak meadow
Englishchosen, selected, divinely appointed
Americanpowerful in battle
Scottishfeminine form of Carl/Charles
Englishfree woman, strong
Englishfree woman
Englishbeautiful praise (via Greek + Hebrew roots)
African-Americansteadfast, constant, faithful
Englishfrom Wales, land of the Cymry
Americanblind, dimly sighted
Spanishfeminine form of Karl/Charles
Italianfollower of Christ
Englishsparkling, clear
Spanishcharcoal settlement
Americanyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchslender, fair
Irishpursuer, one who chases
Americannamed for botanist William Cattley
Spanishcoral, sea treasure
Frenchbent river
Americanland of the Welsh people
Americansettlement of free men
Americanhelper to the priest
Romanianfar, distant
Irishfollower of Christ
Englishglory of the father
Egyptiangrace, kindness
Englishdark, dark-haired
Persianblooming, young green shoot
Americanpure, glittering white
Englishheroic, strong-willed
Irishnoble, free-born
African Americancalmness, peace, tranquility
Americansweet confection
Americanof the Cornelian gens
Romancushion
Americanvillage with a cross, crossroads settlement
Englishdivine, of the celestial realm
Latinsuperlative of kallos, beauty
Greekcrown of laurels
Americancelestial, of the heavens
Spanishsky, heaven (French ciel + -elle suffix)
Frenchheavenly, of the sky
Frenchdiminutive of Cornelia (horn, strength)
Scottishcherry fruit
Englishfree woman
Englishlife, living
Jewishstellar, of the stars
Mexicanshe who hides, concealer
Greekcrowned one, garland
Greekcity of a thousand minarets
Americaneach of the two
Italianchasteness, virtue
Americanof the Camara clan, noble lineage
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