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Arabic
free man
English
Means simply "chalice, goblet" from the English word, derived from Latin calix.
French
Strong
Spanish
Little chalice
Spanish
Strong
Celtic
Modern variant of 'Chalisa'
English
Limestone
English
Chalk-like
Indian
Bird
Spanish
Strong
French
free man
French
Place name
English
Created name
English
A delicate or gentle person
Germanic
free man
English
Free man
English
Town by the river
African
Blessed
English
Chalk landing place
Celtic
singer
Hebrew
warmth
African
Fire
Spanish
Kid
Celtic
young warrior
Native American
little one
African
Shining star
African
little light; brightness
African
little one; child
Spanish
Unknown
Arabic
Unknown
Indian
Garden
Spanish
Little girl
Spanish
Little child
Indian
Leather worker
African
to dance
English
Household manager
Latin
Chief steward
English
Chamber servant
Arabic
gift of God
Spanish
Unknown
Arabic
musical sound
African
To be loved
Spanish
Unknown
African
To be blessed
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
gift; messenger
English
Peaceful
English
Intelligent
Arabic
Gift from God
Cultural,Tibetan
Tibetan origin
Spanish
Young goat
African
peaceful
Spanish
native of Guam
African
Wise person
Spanish
Sweet and sour sauce
Spanish
Sweetness
English
winner; champion
Indian
Flower
French
From the Champagne region
Indian
Fragrant flower
Indian
One who is victorious
Indian
A type of flower
English
Little champion
African
victorious boy
Spanish
Champions
African
Champion
Arabic
Sunshine
African
Beloved
Spanish
Demon
African
God has given us
Spanish
Unknown
Arabic
gift
Various
English
God is gracious
Various
Indian
Unconquerable
Hebrew
God is gracious
African
God's gift
English
Originally a diminutive of Chauncey. It is now usually given in reference to the English word chance meaning "luck, fortune" (ultimately derived from
English
Keeper of records; a name of authority.
French
to sing; life
English
luck
Spanish
to be abundant
Southeast Asian
Victory in life
Sanskrit
restless
Indian
Quick
Spanish
Unknown
Indigenous Americas
Beloved
Spanish
Little one
Spanish
pig
English
A place of refuge
French
Fortunate
Indian
Moon
Indian
Fierce, hot
Indian
Sandalwood
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Son of the moon
Indian
Moon
Indian
Moon's beloved
Indian
Moonlight
Caribbean
Light
Indian
Light of the moon
French
Candle
Sanskrit
moon
Indian
Moon protector
Indian
Lord of the moon
Indian
Sandalwood
Indian
moon
Indian
Moonlight
African
Unknown
Sanskrit
moonlight
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Moonlight
Sanskrit
moonlight
English
From an occupational surname that meant "candle seller" or "candle maker" in Middle English, ultimately from Latin candela via Old French. It surged i
Indian
Moonlight
Sanskrit
moonlight
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Moon
French
A place of peace
Indian
Moon and Paul
Indian
Moon
Various
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Light of the moon
Indian
Moon ornament
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
God of the moon
Indian
Moon
Indian
Victory of the moon
Indian
Moon's victory
Sanskrit
beloved of the moon
Indian
Moon beloved
Indian
Moon's beloved
Indian
Moon-like
Indian
Moon-like youth
Indian
Moon prince
Indian
Moon
Sanskrit
moon gem
Indian
One with the moon
Sanskrit
moon protector
Indian
Moon's son
Sanskrit
moonlight
Indian
Moon
Indian
One who holds the moon
Indian
One who has the moon as a crest
Indian
Moon-protected
Indian
Moon's army
Indian
One who wears the moon
Indian
Moon lion
Indian
Moon warrior
Indian
Moonlight
Sanskrit
moonlight
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Moon
Indian
Moon holder
Sanskrit
moon
Indian
Moon
Indian
Moon brother
Indian
Moonlight
African
moon; light
Hebrew
God is gracious
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Little candle
English
From a French surname that meant either "channel", indicating a person who lived near a channel of water, or "jug, jar, bottle", indicating a manufact
French
pipe, channel
English
Variant of Chanel.
French
Channel of water
Chinese
gift from God
Hebrew
God is gracious
English
From the oak tree
Chinese
Prosperous
Old English
to change
African
God of thunder
Chinese
Eternal youth
African
Unknown
Southeast Asian
Lime
Hebrew
peace; tranquility
Greek
sacred; dedicated
Hebrew
God is gracious
Hebrew
Grace
Indian
moonlight
French
Modern variation of Chanel
African
Bringer of peace
French
God is gracious
Spanish
grace; mercy
French
Grace
Spanish
little girl; girl
Indian
A person who is clever
English
Young wolf
Indian
Moonlight
Indian
Beautiful Basava
Indian
Lord Shiva
Caribbean
Channel
Latin
waterway
French
Canal
Old English
river, stream
Indian
Moonlight
Celtic
young wolf
English
From an English surname of uncertain origin.
Hebrew
Young wolf
Hebrew
God is gracious
Hebrew
God is gracious
Indigenous Americas
A name of strength
English
Opportunity
French
song; to sing
Spanish
Sings or song
English
From a French surname that was derived from a place name meaning "stony". It was originally given in honour of Saint Jeanne-Françoise de Chantal, the
French
Singer
French
stone
French
Stony place
French
song
French
Stone
French
to sing; song
English
From French chanter meaning "sing". This spelling corresponds with the past participle, meaning "sung".
French
singer; song
English
Variant of Chantal.
French
singer; song
French
Stone
French
singer
English
Variant of Chantal.
French
Singing
Southeast Asian
Moonlight
Indian
Peaceful
French
Stony place
French
song
Native American
moon
Korean
Very large
Chinese
Superiority or excellence
Indian
Born in Chaoba month
Chinese
morning song
Chinese
Superiority
Arabic
Fortunate
English
Young man
Native American
Beaver
Spanish
From Chapaco region
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
small shrub
Spanish
Little girl
Spanish
Short or small
Spanish
Strong
English
Place of worship
Native American
gift
English
Young man
Spanish
Chapin's land
Spanish
Little shoe or boot
Spanish
Little hat
Spanish
little one
Spanish
gift
Spanish
little bird
Spanish
Little head
Spanish
little one
English
Merchant or trader
Spanish
To be strong or powerful
English
young man; buddy
Latin
Section, division
African
Sections
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
grasshopper
Spanish
Grasshopper
Native American
strong
Native American
small stone
English
free man; strong
Greek
Joy
Indian
Wanderer
Greek
Character
English
Joyful
Indian
Feet
Indian
Light
Spanish
Musical rhythm
Indian
Victorious
Indian
One who has won the feet of God
Indian
Lion of the moon
Spanish
Little one
Arabic
Eagle
Southeast Asian
Strong
Caribbean
Unknown
Latin
to be strong
French
Thistle flower
Germanic
free man
English
Free man
Hebrew
Unknown
French
Free man
French
free man; strong
Spanish
Unknown
English
Free man
Latin
to energize
English
War horse
Spanish
joy; happiness
English
Grace
Hebrew
gift of God
French
Free
Celtic
graceful; beloved
Arabic
Generous
Arabic
noble, honorable
English
Free man
Spanish
free man; cheerful
English
Free man
Spanish
dear one; beloved
Latin
dear, beloved
French
Graceful
French
Beloved
English
place name
Indian
Graceful
English
Dear one
English
Grace and kindness
Greek
Graceful
Greek
grace
English
From the English word meaning "personal magnetism", ultimately derived from Greek χάρις (charis) meaning "grace, kindness".
Greek
Charming
English
Elaborated form of Charis. Edmund Spencer used it in his epic poem The Faerie Queene (1590).
French
Grace, beauty
Indian
Character
Latin
Gift of love
Greek
Grace
English
Love
Greek
goodness; virtue
English
From the English word charity, ultimately derived from Late Latin caritas "generous love", from Latin carus "dear, beloved". Caritas was in use as a R
English
free man; strong
Greek
Grace
Arabic
From the Charkaoui family
Arabic
From Charkaw
Arabic
bringer of light
English
Fierce
English
Strong
French
free man; strong
English
Free man
English
Free man
English
free man; strong
French
Free man
English
Free man
English
Feminine variant of Charlie.
French
free man; strong
English
Strictly feminine variant of Charlie.
Latin
Charles the Great
Germanic
Free man
English
Free man
English
Feminine diminutive of Charles.
English
French and English form of Carolus, the Latin form of the Germanic name Karl, which was derived from a word meaning "man" (Proto-Germanic *karlaz). Ho
French
free man; strong
French
free man
English
Free woman
Latin
free man; petite
English
Diminutive or feminine form of Charles.
French
Free man
English
Variant of Charlie, typically feminine.
Latin
Free man
Spanish
Little Charles
English
Diminutive or feminine form of Charles. A famous bearer was the British comic actor Charlie Chaplin (1889-1977). It is also borne by Charlie Brown, th
English
Free man
English
Free man
Germanic
free man
French
free man; strong
Celtic
Free man
English
Free man
French
Free man
French
free man
English
Free man
English
Free man
English
Free woman
English
French feminine diminutive of Charles. It was introduced to Britain in the 17th century. It was the name of a German-born 18th-century queen consort o
French
free man; petite
Germanic
free man
French
free man
English
Free man
English
Free man
English
Free man
English
Peasant's settlement
English
Variant of Charlie.
Germanic
free man
English
Free man
Germanic
free man
English
Free man
English
Delight, attractiveness
English
Delight, joy
Greek
charm; grace
French
charming, delightful
Greek
Delight, joy
English
Meaning unknown, perhaps a combination of Charmian or the English word charm with the aine suffix from Lorraine. It was (first?) used for a character
English
charming; delightful
Old English
charming
French
song of joy
French
song of joy
Hebrew
song of joy
French
Charming
Southeast Asian
Charming
Sanskrit
charming, delightful
Greek
Joyful song
English
charming; delightful
Latin
song of joy
French
song; joy
English
Delightful or attractive
French
charming
French
charming, delightful
French
Charming, delightful
English
charm; grace
African
Charming
English
Strong
Hebrew
Song of joy
French
from the oak
French
of the flesh
Latin
a place of rest
African
charming
French
Little charmer
English
Free man
Indian
victory of light
Indian
Victorious
French
Free man
English
Free woman
Greek
Guide to the afterlife
Celtic
Free man
Celtic
noble
English
To burn
English
Free man
Spanish
Little darling
Spanish
Little dear
Spanish
Horseman or cowboy
Spanish
People of the land
Celtic
free man
Germanic
free man
African
Twin
Indian
Beautiful
Indian
Beautiful
Celtic
Free man
English
Charming
Germanic
free man
African
gift; blessing
English
Cautious, careful
Celtic
Graceful
Germanic
free man
Greek
grace
Germanic
free man
English
free man; strong
English
From an English surname meaning "chase, hunt" in Middle English, originally a nickname for a huntsman.
English
Chaser
English
Hunter, pursuer
Hebrew
gift of God
English
Purity
English
Variant of Chastity.
Indigenous Americas
Star
Caribbean
Unknown
Latin
pure
English
Purity
English
Being pure or virtuous
French
pure
English
From the English word chastity, which is ultimately from Latin castus "pure". It was borne by the child of Sonny Bono and Cher, which probably led to
African
Unknown
Native American
To be in peace
Indian
Wise
Indian
Clever
Southeast Asian
Victory
Indian
One who is loved
Spanish
Unknown
Spanish
Little chat
French
Cheerful
Spanish
to chat; talk
Spanish
little flat
Spanish
little chat
African
Bringer of peace
English
To speak
Indian
Four
African
Fourth born child
Indian
Clever
Indian
Four-armed
English
Modern variation
Southeast Asian
pearls, pompoms
Indigenous Americas
White
English
Maker of shoes
Indian
Landlord
Indian
Landlord
Indian
Landlord
Indian
Landlord
Indian
Leader
English
Driver of a car or vehicle.
Chinese
Unknown
Indian
Watchman
Hebrew
God is gracious
English
From a Norman surname of unknown meaning. It was used as a given name in America in honour of Harvard president Charles Chauncey (1592-1672).
French
chancellor
English
Little singer
African
Divine gift
French
Stone
Chinese
Long-lasting peace
Indian
A family name
Chinese
Unknown
Native American
Brave warrior
Chinese
Unknown
Latin
young man
Indian
One who is wise
Celtic
young warrior
Indigenous Americas
Life
Spanish
young horse
French
Young warrior
Indian
Young
French
from Chavannes
Spanish
Place of the Chavarri family
Spanish
God's gift
Spanish
Little horse
Spanish
young man
Spanish
young; youthful