Clay worker, "Mortal," or from a place name.

Glory, "Fame," short for Cleopatra.

Glory of the flower.

Descendant of the clerk, "Scholar."

Possibly "warm" or "ardent," of uncertain etymology.

Short for Cleopatra, or from a place name (Clee Hills).

Key, the musical symbol.

Haystack, or from a place name.

Mercy, "Mildness," variant of Cl�mence.

A climbing vine, "Twig."

Mercy, "Clemency," "Mildness."

Mercy, "Leniency," "Mildness."

Likely a modern invented name, blending Clementine and Dee.

Mercy, "Gentleness," "Mildness."

Mercy, "Mildness," elaborated feminine of Clement.

Gift of glory.

The invoked one, "Famous."

Intelligent, "Quick-witted."

Glory of the flower.

Shapely, a goddess of love and beauty in Irish myth.

Modern invented name, blending Clifford with Stephanie or Tiffany.

To make famous, "To celebrate," the Muse of history.

Variant spelling of Clidhna/Cl�odhna, "shapely."

From the River Clodagh, a river in County Tipperary.

Lame, "Enclosure," feminine form of Clodius.

Famous, "Renowned," possibly a literary invention.

Pale, "Greenish-yellow," variant of Chloris.

Famous in battle.

Famous in battle, variant of Clothilde.

A visible mass of condensed water vapor.

The aromatic spice, also a character from "The Hunger Games."

Likely a modern invented name, possibly a variant of Clover or Clodia.

The land near the sea.

Serpent flower.

Diminutive of Jacob, or from the surname.

Supplanter, short for Jacob.

Meaning uncertain, possibly a variant of a Native American name.

Hardwood, "Oak."

Rooster, or from a place name.

Egg, "Little darling," a pet name.

The bean used to make chocolate.

Meaning uncertain, possibly an Inca name.

Tail, "End," the concluding passage of a musical piece.

Short for names like Jacob or an independent surname.

Heart.

Descendant of Cobhthach, meaning "victorious."

Likely a modern invented name, blending Cole and Sandra or Alexandra.

Likely a modern invented name.

From a French place name, associated with a noble family.

Variant of Colleen or French form of Nicholas (feminine).