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Meaning of the Name Clara |
The first name Clara is of French, English, Latin origin. It is often a girl name. It has the following meaning(s):
French: Bright
English: Bright, Clear. Variations: Clare. Pet Name: Clarrie. (Klar-ah)
Latin: Clear (Claire, Clarice, Clarissa, Clairette, Clarinda)
Latin: Clear, Bright
Latin: From the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clares Order of Nuns
Similar Names
Related Names
Claire
(French)
Clear, Bright. A Variant of the English Clara. Famous Bearer: British Actress Claire Bloom
Clear, Bright. A Variant of the English Clara. Famous Bearer: British Actress Claire Bloom
Claire
(Latin)
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Clare
(English)
A Variant of Clara. St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clares Order of Nuns in the Early Th Century
A Variant of Clara. St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clares Order of Nuns in the Early Th Century
Clare
(Latin)
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Claribel
(Latin)
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished. Famous Bearer: Twelfth Century St Clare (Or Clara) of Assisi Founded the Poor Clar
Clarice
(English)
A Variant of the Latin Clara, Meaning Bright or Clear. Also a Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; Shining and Gentle; Famous
A Variant of the Latin Clara, Meaning Bright or Clear. Also a Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; Shining and Gentle; Famous
Clarice
(Latin)
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished
Clarinda
(English)
A Variant of Clara. The Name Clarinda Appears in Spenser's Th Century Poem 'The Faerie Queene'
A Variant of Clara. The Name Clarinda Appears in Spenser's Th Century Poem 'The Faerie Queene'
Clarinda
(Latin)
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished
Variant of Clara: from the Feminine Form of the Latin Adjective 'Clarus' Meaning Bright or Clear. Also Distinguished
Clarissa
(English)
Variant of Clarice: a Variant of the Latin Clara, Meaning Bright or Clear. Also a Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; Shining and Gentle; Famous
Variant of Clarice: a Variant of the Latin Clara, Meaning Bright or Clear. Also a Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; Shining and Gentle; Famous
Clarissa
(English)
Bright, Clear, Famous; an Elaboration of Clara. Also Used to Anglicize Gaelic Caitir. Variations: Clarisa. (Klah-rih-sah)
Bright, Clear, Famous; an Elaboration of Clara. Also Used to Anglicize Gaelic Caitir. Variations: Clarisa. (Klah-rih-sah)