Golden, a captive in Homers Iliad.

Variant spelling of Crystal, "ice," "clear quartz."

Meaning uncertain, possibly "sacred" or a place name.

Close friend, "Companion."

Dew drop.

Spring (season).

Variant of China, the country, or modern invented.

Elaborated variant of Chyna, popularized by actress Chynna Phillips.

Hand, but known as the text on a news broadcast.

Ancient, "Enduring," feminine form of Cian.

Ancient, "Enduring," original Gaelic feminine of Cian.

The loud, periodic insect.

Blind, variant of Cecilia, or from the herb.

Variant spelling of Cecily or Cicely.

Sky, "Heaven."

Sky, "Heaven," elaborated form of Ciel.

Sky, "Heaven."

Modern phonetic variant of Sierra, the mountain range.

Diminutive of Cecilia.

From Cilicia, an ancient region in Asia Minor.

Short for Priscilla, or a diminutive of Cecilia.

Little ashes, from the fairy tale.

Diminutive of Cynthia or Lucinda.

A Roman family name, possibly meaning "cinnamon."

The aromatic spice from tree bark.

Italian form of Cynthia, "from Mount Cynthus."

Little one, "Small child."

Short for Lucrezia, or "of the lord."

Around, "Approximately."

Bird, or possibly "hoop-round."

Lordly, "Masterful," feminine form of Cyril.

Place of swans, from a Spanish place name.

Diminutive of Cecilia or Priscilla.

Star.

Variant spelling of Citlali, "star."

A yellow variety of quartz.

Diminutive of Civila, possibly meaning "civic."

Farm on a hilltop, from an English place name.

Bright and beautiful, blend of Clara and Belle.

Likely a variant of Clara or Clarice.

Clear, "Bright," "Famous," variant of Claire.

A light red wine, from the French.

Diminutive of Claire, "little bright one."

Descendant of the clerk, or variant of Cleary.

Bright and beautiful, literary blend of Clara and Belle.

Bright protector, from "clarus" and "mund."

Bright, "Beautiful," elaboration of Clara.

Clearness, "Lucidity," "Transparency."

Diminutive of Clarence or Clara.

Lame, "Enclosure," French feminine form of Claude.