| Name | Gender | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
 |  |  Girl | One who is a follower of Jesus Christ |
| | | Girl | A woman from Cyprus. |
| | | Girl | The sun; The source of energy for mankind |
| | | Girl | Sorceress; Bird |
| | | Girl | A successful person who likes to be reasonable |
| | | Girl | Lady; Woman; Mistress; Female term for Ciril |
| | | Girl | Master; Lord |
| | | Girl | One who does not have the ability to see; Blind |
| | | Girl | A name derived from the place called Cisse in Vienne |
| | | Girl | Variant for the name Caecelia, who was the saint for music |
| | | Girl | One who is blind; one who cannot see |
| | | Girl | Blind; one who cannot see; one who lost the sense of vision |
| | | Girl | Blind; One who cannot see |
| | | Girl | Rising star |
| | | Girl | Star garment |
| | | Girl | Star; a heavenly body in space |
| | | Girl | Greatest of all the female heroes |
| | | Girl | Star |
| | | Girl | Picture; Image; A form of art; An artist's impression |
| | | Girl | One whose form or body consists of different patches of colours |
| | | Girl | A type of quartz |
| | | Girl | An English name derived from Lassy |
| | | Girl | Branched; something that is classified into many sub-divisions |
| | | Girl | Clover; a part of the pea family that is used as a fodder |
| | | Girl | Bright and clear; Attractive; Appealing |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear |
| | | Girl | Latin name for bright, clear, and attractive |
| | | Girl | One who is famous, popular and known by majority of people |
| | | Girl | One who is bright, clear, and famous |
| | | Girl | A plant that is herbaceous and is used as fodder for animals |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear |
| | | Girl | Appealing; Distinguished; Bright; Clear |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear; Beautiful |
| | | Girl | Famous; dazzling; bright; clear |
| | | Girl | Latin term for clear, bright, and dazzling |
| | | Girl | Famous; dazzling; bright; clear |
| | | Girl | One's beloved; Loved; A bright and clear pearl |
| | | Girl | A combination of blue and pink colours |
| | | Girl | Clear and bright; appealing and dazzling |
| | | Girl | Something that is clear and bright |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear; Level surface |
| | | Girl | Something that is clear, dazzling, bright, and famous |
| | | Girl | Bright and famous |
| | | Girl | Shiny; dazzling; brilliant; appealing |
| | | Girl | Clear; easy to interpret; unclouded; bright |
| | | Girl | A clear and bright maiden |
| | | Girl | A beauty that is illuminated and appealing |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear; Famous |
| | | Girl | A clear woman |
| | | Girl | Bright, clear, renowned |
| | | Girl | An intelligent female protector |
| | | Girl | One who is a brilliant female protector and protects others |
| | | Girl | A thing that is bright and clear |
| | | Girl | Something that has a very nice clarity and is bright |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear; Famous |
| | | Girl | One who is very famous and is known by everyone |
| | | Girl | Derived from Claris, which means bright, clear, and attractive |
| | | Girl | Clear, bright, and dazzling |
| | | Girl | Bright, clear, and radiant |
| | | Girl | Bright; Vivid; Dazzling and clear |
| | | Girl | One who has fame and is the brightest of all |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear |
| | | Girl | Name of Gawain’s sister |
| | | Girl | Gentle; Shining; Has fame followed by attention |
| | | Girl | Bright; Clear; Famous |
| | | Girl | Bright; Attention gainer and clear |
| | | Girl | Clear; Obvious; Free of objections; Unclouded |
| | | Girl | One who is bright, filled with good virtues, and is known by all |
| | | Girl | Derived from Clarice, meaning bright, clear, dazzling, and famous |
| | | Girl | A woman's name |
| | | Girl | Brightness and clearness; Attractive |
| | | Girl | A bright woman; a dazzling woman who is attractive |
| | | Girl | Something that glows or shines |
| | | Girl | Derived from a saint's name Claudius, who lived in the 7th century |
| | | Girl | Differently abled; Enclosure |
| | | Girl | Differently abled; Closed |
| | | Girl | A female form of a 7th century saint, Claudius |
| | | Girl | Something that is feeble; lame |
| | | Girl | One who is a descendent of Gods; Hails from Gods |
| | | Girl | Spanish name for carnation, a bright flower |
| | | Girl | Fame; Popular; Glory |
| | | Girl | Praising in the name of flowers |
| | | Girl | A Roman herione who acted in the Classical era |
| | | Girl | A french version of Clelia; A Roman heroine |
| | | Girl | Mercy; showing forgiveness; pity; grace |
| | | Girl | A type of a climbing stemmed plant; a vine plant |
| | | Girl | Merciful; Gentle |
| | | Girl | Mild and gentle; Merciful; Good natured; Soft hearted |
| | | Girl | Gentle; Mild; Soft; Warm; Hearty |
| | | Girl | One who is very gentle, kind and soft hearted |
| | | Girl | One who is soft, gentle, good natured and lenient |
| | | Girl | Merciful; Gentle |
| | | Girl | Merciful; Gentle |
| | | Girl | Merciful; Tender; Forgiving; Soft-hearted |
| | | Girl | Mercy; Clemency |
| | | Girl | Derived from Clement meaning gentle and merciful |
| | | Girl | Fame; Popular; Glory |
| | | Girl | Glorious gift; Renowned gift |
| | | Girl | Glory; Goddess Clíodhna |
| | | Girl | The daughter of the river God in mythology |
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