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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
631	Cleopatra	Greek	Her father's fame; Glory of her father. Egyptian Queen immortalized by Shakespeare in Antony and Cleopatra'.	F
632	Cleta	Greek	Illustrious.	F
633	Cletus	Greek	Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth; summoned.	M
634	Cleytus	Greek	Illustrious.	M
635	Cliantha	Greek	Glory.	F
636	Clianthe	Greek	Glory.	F
637	Clio	Greek	Celebrate. Abbreviation of Clotilde and Cleopatra. Clio was the Mythological Muse of historic poetry.	F
638	Cloria	Greek	Goddess of spring.	F
639	Cloris	Greek	Blooming. Mythological goddess of flowers or spring.	F
640	Clotho	Greek	A Fate.	F
641	Clymena	Greek	Mother of Atalanta.	F
642	Clymene	Greek	Mother of Atalanta.	F
643	Clyte	Greek	A water nymph.	F
644	Clytemnestra	Greek	Murdered Agamemnon.	F
645	Clytie	Greek	Mythological water nymph who loved the sun god Helios. She was changed into a sunflower and now always turns her face toward the sun.	F
646	Cocytus	Greek	River of lamenting.	M
647	Coeus	Greek	Father of Leto.	M
648	Coireall	Greek	Lordly.	M
649	Cole	Greek	People's victory.	M
650	Colette	Greek	Feminine form of Nicholas: People's victory. St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, and pawnbrokers - Santa Claus is based on this saint.	F
651	Colin	Greek	Variant of Nicholas: People's victory.	M
652	Colum	Greek	People's victory.	M
653	Cora	Greek	From 'kore' meaning girl or maiden. Famous bearers: Persephone used the title Kore.	F
654	Coral	Greek	From the coral of the sea.	F
655	Coralie	Greek	From the coral of the sea.	F
656	Coralin	Greek	From the coral of the sea.	F
657	Coralina	Greek	From the coral of the sea.	F
658	Coraline	Greek	From the coral of the sea.	F
659	Corella	Greek	Maiden.	F
660	Coretta	Greek	Maiden.	F
661	Corette	Greek	Maiden.	F
662	Coridan	Greek	Ready to fight.	M
663	Corin	Greek	Maiden.	F
664	Corinne	Greek	Maiden.	F
665	Corinthia	Greek	'Woman of Corinth.	F