English Names

Uncertain; possibly a modern coinage without a specific etymological meaning.

From China

Unknown, possibly a modern coinage or variant

Unknown; possibly a modern coinage or variant of other names.

free man

free man

chalk landing place

from the deep valley

chalk landing place

chalk landing place

landing place for chalk or limestone

beloved, darling

beloved, darling

to hold dear, to love, to treasure

cherry fruit; beloved

beloved, darling

fortress, camp, or castle

chicken; chick

cold, distant, or a diminutive

from the country China

from China

Man, free man (from Charles); Christ-bearer (from Christopher); a small piece of wood

Likely a modern coinage, possibly combining 'Cheryl' and 'Lane'

chosen, selected

Chosen by God

Follower of Christ

Christ-land

beautiful Christian

follower of Christ

follower of Christ

Christ's mass

ice, clear, brilliant

free man, strong, manly

free man (diminutive of Charles)

Possibly related to 'Lawrence' or 'Clarence', meaning 'from Laurentum' or 'clear, bright'.

Uncertain, possibly 'keeper of the keys' or 'narrow strait'

from China

from Mount Cynthus; moon goddess

spice from the bark of a tree

From Circassia

uncertain, possibly related to 'ring' or 'circle'

Combination of the letters C and J

son of the clerk

of the highest class, excellent

land of clay

clarity, brightness

possibly a short form of Clelland or a variant of Cletus

merciful, mild