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Camilo  (Latin)
Temple Servant. Also Free-born Child; Noble. Masculine of Camille

Chavi  (Egyptian)
Female Child

Chiumbo  (African)
Kenyan Word Meaning 'small Child'

Chris  (Greek)
Diminutive of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Christie  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Christmas  (English)
This Name is Derived from the Name of the Christian Festival, and Occasionally Given to Children Born on Christmas Day. Used As Both First Name and Surname Since the Middle Ages

Christmas  (English)
This Name is Derived from the Name of the Christian Festival, and Occasionally Given to Children Born on Christmas Day. Used As Both First Name and Surname Since the Middle Ages

Christopher  (Greek)
From the Greek Word Meaning Carrier of Christ, Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Christy  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Chrystal  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Clotilda  (German)
Heroine. Famous Battle. Derived from the Old German 'Hloda' Meaning Loud or Famous, and 'Hildi' Meaning Battle. Famous Bearer: Th Century Saint Clotilda Was Married to King Clovis, and Played a Major

Colan  (Gaelic)
Child

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

Colin  (Gaelic)
Child or Virile

Colin  (English)
Child, Also Form of Nicholas

Coll  (Gaelic)
Child

Collin  (Gaelic)
Child

Crystal  (Greek)
Feminine Form of Christopher: from the Greek Word Meaning 'Carrier of Christ', Famous Bearer: St Christopher, Patron Saint of Travellers, is Believed to Have Carried the Christ-child Across a River

Dada  (African)
Nigerian Name Meaning 'Curly-haired Child'

Deanna  (Latin)
Variant of Diana: Fertile. God, Devine. Famous Bearer: Diana Was the Roman Goddess of Fertility and Childbirth, of Hunting, and the Moon

Decima  (Latin)
Feminine Form of Decimus: Tenth. This Name Was Often Given to the Tenth Child in Large Families

Decimus  (Latin)
Tenth. This Name Was Often Given to the Tenth Child in Large Families

Delainey  (Irish)
Variant of Delaney: Competitor's Child; from the River Slaney

Delainy  (Irish)
Variant of Delaney: Competitor's Child; from the River Slaney

Delaney  (Irish)
Competitor's Child; from the River Slaney

Delaney  (Celtic/Gaelic)
Enemy's Child

Delany  (Irish)
Variant of Delaney: Competitor's Child; from the River Slaney

Diana  (Latin)
Fertile. God, Devine. Famous Bearers: Diana Was the Roman Goddess of Fertility and Childbirth, of Hunting, and the Moon. The Late Lady Diana Spencer, Often Called 'Lady Di', Married British Prince Cha

Dirce  (Greek)
Killed for Abusing Children

Dodie  (English)
A Diminutive of Dorothy, Meaning Gift of God. Famous Bearer: British Writer Dodie Smith, Author of the Children's Story Which Became Walt Disney's Film One Hundred and One Dalmatians

Doll  (English)
Diminutive of Dorothy, Meaning Gift of God. Doll Has Also Come to Be Used As the Name of a Child's Plaything, and As a Colloquial Term for an Attractive Woman

Dolly  (American)
Cute Child

Dominic  (Latin)
Sunday Child, Credulous, Honest, Staunch,

Eacnung  (Anglo Saxon)
Bears Children

Ebo  (African)
Ghanian Name Given to a Child Born on Tuesday

Echidna  (Greek)
A Child of the Titans

Eferhild  (English)
Bear or Warrior Maiden

Eferhilda  (English)
Bear or Warrior Maiden

Eileithyia  (Greek)
Goddess of Childbirth

Eli  (Hebrew)
High, Ascended, or 'My God'. Famous Bearer: the Old Testament Priest Eli Cared for the Prophet Samuel When Samuel Was a Child

Emiko  (Japanese)
Blessed, Beautiful Child

Enid  (Arthurian Legend)
From the Welsh 'Enaid, ' Meaning Soul or Life. Also Faithful or Abused Wife. Famous Bearer: Children's Writer Enid Blyton

Eriko  (Japanese)
Child With a Collar. The Suffix -ko Means Child

Essien  (African)
A Child Belongs to Everyone

Fagan  (Irish)
Eager Child

Fagin  (Irish)
Variant of Fagan: Eager Child

Fantina  (French)
Childlike

Fantine  (French)
Childlike

Finan  (Irish)
Blonde Child

Fineena  (Irish)
Beautiful Child

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