A soft, lightweight fabric; also an English place name.

Modern invented name, likely blending "Cha-" with "Londra" or "Yolanda."

Variant of Chelsea, or modern invented name.

Servant in a private room, "Keeper of the chambers."

A plain-woven cotton fabric.

Jasmine, the fragrant flower.

The earth apple, the soothing herb and daisy-like flower.

A ski resort town in the French Alps.

Field, "Winner," "Champion."

Warrior, "Winner," "Victor."

Ancient, "To exhibit" (Chinese surname); "Truth" (Vietnamese).

Grace, "Favor," "Beauty."

Fierce, "Passionate," "Hot."

Candlestick, "Holder of candles."

Variant of Chandley, "woodland clearing by a stream."

Candle maker, "Candle seller."

Surname of Coco Chanel, meaning "pipe," "channel."

To make different, "Transformation."

Diminutive of Chana, "grace," "little grace."

Grace of God.

Likely a modern invented name, blending "Chan" with "Leyla" or "-leya."

Variant spelling of Chana, "grace."

Moon, "Full of grace."

Occupational name for a candle-maker, variant of Chandler.

Likely a variant of Channer or an English place name derivative.

Son of the wise one, or from a place name.

Wise, "Ancient," variant of Shannon.

Variant spelling of Chantal.

Elaborated variant of Chantal.

Singer, "Musician."

Meaning unknown, possibly invented or from a specific indigenous language.

Meaning unknown, likely a modern invented or creatively spelled name.

Likely a modern invented name, blending "Chan" with the suffix "-ton."

Modern invented name, blending Chantal and Latoya.

Moonlight.

Singing room, a chapel endowed for singing masses.

Surpassing, "Super," "Nest."

The void, "The formless state before creation."

Beaver.

Beaver woman.

A place of Christian worship, smaller than a church.

Chaplain, "Clergyman."

Chaplain, "Clergyman."

Merchant, "Trader," "Marketman."

Short for Charlotte, Charles, or a word for burnt material.

Joy, "Delight."

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Sharay or Char�.

Modern invented name, likely a variant of Shardae or a blend.

Thistle.

A green-skinned grape variety used to make white wine.