English word: cheerful, lively, and in good spirits. A traditional given-name meaning is not established.
Latin: an earlier variant of Gaius, a Roman given name traditionally linked to “rejoice.”
English: son of Cole. Cole can also mean “dark” or “coal-colored.”
English surname-name from Old Norse elements: Koli (a byname meaning “coal” or “dark”) and býr (“farm” or “settlement”).
Paternal uncle
Modern American name; its meaning and origin are not firmly established. “Gift from God” is unverified.
Dove
A Rajput clan
Happiness, leisure
Temple servant also free-born child, noble masculine of camille
Free man, form of Charles
Made of silver
Chaste good
Abbreviation of isadoro strong gift
Unclear
From the charcoal meadow
Faithful, devoted
Sympathy, compassion
A Sufi order named after the town of Chisht, famous saint of Ajmer (Moinuddin Chishti)
Castle
Curly-haired one
Raising
Name of a saint
(son of kunti)
From the darkness
Supremely wonderful
Down to earth, cool
To deserve
Lord murugan name
Wise ruler
Bearer of christ
From the palace
Bird chirping
Tribe name
Descendant of Cathasaigh, Son of
Clay
King among men
Righteous
Man with long-life
Rock or crag; from Scottish Gaelic creag.
Colden is an English surname-derived given name, probably associated with a place called Colden; the claimed meaning coal town is not verified.
Pearls
Falcon
Cezary is the Polish form of Caesar. The ancient origin of Caesar is uncertain; traditional explanations link it either to abundant hair or to birth by incision, but neither is established.
Grasp
Guiding principle
Fighting to be rich
Winner