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What does Caoilainn mean?
Caoilainn as a girls' name is pronounced KAY-lin, KEY-lin. It is of Irish origin, and the meaning of Caoilainn is "slender and white, fair or pure". From "caol fionn". It is anglicized as Kalin or Keelin.
STARTS WITH Ca-
ASSOCIATED WITH irish, slender (little), white, fair (beautiful), pure (virgin)
Variations
VARIANTS Caoilfhionn, Caoilfinn, Caoilinn, Caelainn, Caelan, Caelyn▼, Kalin, Keelan, Keelin
MASCULINE FORM Caolan
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Caoilainn Kennedi (C.K.), ..
How popular is Caoilainn?
Caoilainn is an unusual given name for females. Caoilainn is an equivalently unusual last name too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Caelyn, Calla (#1686 A YEAR AGO), Cayla, Kalin and Kayla (#149) are the popular varying forms of Caoilainn (NOT RANKED) rated in the Top 2000. Usage of these forms of Caoilainn was more pronounced in 1991 (AVERAGE #1304) and is now much diminished (#1567, ▼88.3%), with versions such as Cayla becoming less in vogue. (2018 U.S. SSA RECORDS)
Similar Names
Caoilainn is pronounced similarly to Cailin and Cailynn. Other recommended sound-alike names are Aoibhinn, Caelin, Caetlin, Caila, Caileen, Caileigh, Cailen, Cailene, Cailie, Cailyn▼, Caitland, Caitlann (see Caitlin), Caitlin▼, Caitlinn, Caitrin, Caitrine, Caitrinn, Calin, Calina, Callan, Calvina, Calvinne, Calynn, Camillie, Caralin, Caraline, Cariana, Carileen (see Caroline), Carilis, Carilyn, Carilynne (see Caroline), Carlaena, Carlan, Carlana, Carlina, Carling, Carlynn, Carmaine, Carolann▼, Carolanne, Carolein (see Caroline), Carolin, Catalin, Catalina▲, Cataline, Catelan, Cateline, Catelinn (see Caitlin), Catherinn (see Catherine), Cathline, Cathrinn (see Catherine), Catlain, Catlaina (see Catherine), Catline, Cauline, Cayelin, Caylin, Charilynn (see Cherilyn), Charlaine, Christinn, Ciline, Colina, Coline, Collina, Colline, Coriann, Darlinn, Kaitrinn (see Katherine), Karilynn, Katelinn (see Katelyn), Kaylinn, Laciann and Mariann. These names tend to be more commonly used than Caoilainn.
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