Century Names for Girls

Displayed on this page are Century names 81 to 100. Within these names, the English and German Chloe was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #16 and a usage of 0.5085%, and it was followed by the Dutch, English, French, German, and Scandinavian Charlotte, the Irish and English Ciara, the Dutch, English, German, Italian, Romanian, Scandinavian, and Spanish Claudia, the Dutch, English, French, German, and Scandinavian Christine, the English Clare, Charity, and last of all the English name, Chanel, in decreasing order. The rare Century names are Ceridwen (Welsh), Charis (English and German), Charlene (English and French), Charmaine (English), Chastity (English), Cher (English), Cherie (English), Cheryl (English and German), China (English), Chloris (English), Christabel (English), and Clarinda (English).

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Ceridwen ... poetry; white, fair, ... a revival in the 19th century. ...

Chanel 879 ... canal, channel ... since the late 20th century. ...

Charis ... grace, kindness ... the 17th century, during the vogue for 'virtue' ...

Charity 673 ... charity; charity; dear ... Puritans in the 17th century ...

Charlene ... man, free man ... from the mid 20th century, from the name Charles ...

Charlotte 102 ... man, free man ... speakers in the 17th century ...

Charmaine ... charm; delight ... usage in the 20th century was boosted due to the ...

Chastity ... chastity ... Puritans in the 17th century ...

Cher ... dear; darling; cherry ... since the early 20th century; it is most famous from ...

Cherie ... darling ... speakers in the 20th century. ...

Cheryl ... was coined in the 20th century, probably from Cherie ...

China ... China ... of the country's 3rd century rulers, the Qin ...

Chloe 16 ... young green shoot ... Longus in the 2nd century, which was later ... Puritans in the 17th century ...

Chloris ... green ... 1st century literature, it appeared as the name of ...

Christabel ... beautiful Christian ... speakers in the 16th century, and later grew in ...

Christine 518 ... Christian woman ... speakers in the 17th century, but they came into ...

Ciara 258 ... little dark one, little ... of Kilkeary was a 7th century Irish nun who founded a ...

Clare 625 ... clear, bright, famous ... romances from the 15th century, and in Charles ...

Clarinda ... clear, bright, famous ... the 18th century, the name became popular after ...

Claudia 404 ... limping ... speakers in the 16th century ... in the early 20th century. ...