From the Old English 'clafre,' referring to the flowering clover plant. As a name, it evokes the luck and cheerfulness long associated with the three-leafed plant.
Clyde
Stream ruler
Cnythia
Lady from Cynthia
Cobie
Heir to courage
Coby
God's bow
Codie
God's gift
Cody
Helper, Companion
Cohen
priest, minister
Coinneach
handsome, born of fire
Colby
Courageous leader
Cole
Young fawn or charcoal burner
Coleen
Feminine form of Cole
Coleman
God's man
Colette
Hazel tree
Colin
Dove or young pigeon
Colleen
girl
Collette
Gentle charm
Collin
From the hollow or valley
Collins
Son of the people
Colm
Colm means "dove" — a symbol of peace and gentleness that has carried real weight in Irish culture for well over a thousand years.