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Boy Names Ending with -ce
Ce ending baby names and what they mean, with 74 results. -ce names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names were at the height of their popularity 118 years ago (ADOPTION OF 2.2%) and are somewhat less popular today (ADOPTION 1.1%, 51% LESS), with names like Terrance going out of style. The most trendy baby names here are Ace (#255), Prince (#318), Royce (#436), Jayce (#147) and Pierce (#491), while Tice (TOP 2%) and Grice (3%) are popular -ce last names. Here is the list of -ce names for girls.
Ace - Curtice
Ace▲
Derivative of English. "Number one, the best." Usage of Ace as a birth name in 2018 was a lot more than in 2008.
Anstice1, Anastice
Forms of Anastasios. Stems fr. Greek. "Resurrection." Uncommon. Compare Anastice, Anstice and common -ice surnames Allardice (TOP 64%), Altice (20%).
Anstice2
Root fr. Greek. "Resurrection." Alstice and Anstiel are creative forms.
Boniface
Root fr. Latin word. "Fortunate, auspicious." Boniface is unique as a boys' name.
Boyce
Source fr. Old French language. "Forest." Adoption of Boyce was up 9 decades ago. See also Boyne.
Brice1▼, var. Bryce1
Possibly Gaulish "speckled" compare Welsh "brych" .. Brice and Bryce are Top 2000 baby names.
Bruce1▼
Form of Brewster. Based on Middle English language. "Brewer." Common, with usage of 0.034% for Bruce as a boys' name in 2018, though lower than 0.039% the year before. See also Boruch.
Bruce2▼
Derived fr. Norman French element. .. Originally a Norman baronial name and .. Usage of Bruce as a boys' name has trended downward since 1950-1959. See also Baruch.
Bryce2, var. Brice2▼
From Scottish. "Of Britain." Adoption of Bryce and Brice as baby names in 2018 was 32.9% less than the previous decade.
Cayce, Cace
Var. of Casey. Root fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Alert, watchful." Cace and Cayce are unique as children's names.
Caddice
Form of Caddis. Derivative of Old English word. "Worsted fabric." Not that common as a children's name. See also Caddock.
Callice
Form of Callis. From Latin element. "Chalice, goblet." Not in Top 2000.
Canice
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic. "Handsome." Canice is an uncommon male name. See also Chance.
Chayce, Chace▼
Var. of Chase. Source fr. English, Old French. "Huntsman." Chace and Chayce are more common as baby names among the versions of Chase.
Chance1, var. Chaunce1
Source fr. Middle English element. "Good fortune." Chaunce and forms were favored as baby names 22 years ago and are less popular today.
Chaunce2, Chance2
Forms of Chancellor. Derived fr. French, Middle English elements. "Office holder." Chance was among 2018's Top names.
Chance3
Var. of Chauncey. Origin fr. Middle English language. .. Also possibly short form of Chancellor .. Chance became less popular last year, dropping -2 positions as a birth name to reach #270. See also Chanse.
Clarence▼, var. Klarance, Clarrence, Clarrance, Clarance▼
Origin fr. Latin. "One who lives near the River Clare." Sparing use, with usage of 0.01% for Clarence and variants as birth names in 2018, higher than 0.008% a year ago.
Cloyce
Form of Cloy. May be derived from "nail" Old .. Adoption of Cloyce was more pronounced among parents in the 1910s.
Curtice
Var. of Curtis. From English, Old French. "Courteous, polite." Not Top 2000 name.
Quick Reference
Summary Index of names [and variants] for -ce names for boys.
1. Ace - CurticeAce▲, Anastasios [Anstice, Anastice], Anstice, Boniface, Boyce, Brice▼ [Bryce], Brewster [Bruce▼], Bruce▼, Bryce [Brice▼], Casey [Cace, Cayce], Caddis [Caddice], Callis [Callice], Canice, Chase [Chace▼, Chayce], Chance [Chaunce], Chancellor [Chance, Chaunce], Chauncey [Chance], Clarence▼ [Klarance, Clarance▼, Clarrence, Clarrance], Cloy [Cloyce], Curtis [Curtice]
Dace, Dacey [Dace], Darence [Derrance, Darrence, Darrance], Demetrius [Demetrice], De- [Deroyce], Dice [Dyce], Dorran [Dorrance], Elias [Elice, Ellice], Ellis [Ellyce], Eustace, Fabrice, Felix [Felice], Horace▼, Hoyt [Hoyce], Ignatius [Ignace], Ince, Jason [Jace▲, Jayce▲], Jace▲ [Jayce▲, Jaice], Justice [Justyce], Lance▼ [Launce]
La- [Laroyce], Lawrence▼ [Lorence, Lorance, Lowrance, Lorrence, ..], Luce, Mace, Marquis [Markeece], Maurice▼ [Morice, Morrice], Max [Maxence], Mercer [Merce], Morris [Morice], Pace [Payce, Paice], Patrick [Patrice, Patrece], Piers [Pierce▲, Pearce], Percival [Perce], Peter [Pierce▲], Pierce▲ [Peirce, Peerce, Pearce], Ponce, Prentice, Price [Pryce, Bryce, Brice▼], Prince▲, Ray [Rayce, Raice]
Rance, Reece [Rice], Rice, Royce▲ [Roice], Spencer [Spence], Terence▼ [Terronce, Terrence▼, Terrance▼, Tarrence, ..], Torrence [Torence, Torrance], Trace, Tracy [Trace], Tyson [Tyce], Vance, Vincent [Vince], Wallace▼, Yancy [Yance]
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