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What does Chanter mean?
Chanter 
as a name for girls is of Old French origin, and the meaning of Chanter is "stone". Chanter is a version of Chantal (Old French): from "cantal".
STARTS WITH Cha-
ASSOCIATED WITH stone (rock)
Variations
RELATIONS VIA CHANTAL Chandal, Chanta, Chantaal, Chantae, Chantael, Chantai, Chantale, Chantall, Chantara, Chantarai, Chantay, Chantaye, Chante▼, Chantea, Chanteau, Chantee, Chanteese, Chantel▼, Chantela, Chantele, Chantell, Chantella, Chantelle▼, Chantey, Chantez, Chantiel, Chantil, Chantila, Chantill, Chantle, Chantoya, Chantra, Chantrel, Chantrell, Chantress, Chantri, Chantriel, Chaunta, Chauntay, Chaunte, Chauntel, Chauntell, Chontel, Shantae, Shantal, Shantay, Shantel▼, Shantell, Shontel
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Chanter Patience (C.P.), ..
How popular is Chanter?
Chanter is an uncommonly occurring first name for women. Chanter is an equally unusual last name for all people. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?
Popular varying forms of Chanter (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) listed in the Top 2000 are Chantal, Chantay, Chante, Chantel, Chantell, Chantelle, Shantae, Shantal, Shantel and Shantell. Adoption of these relations of Chanter was at its most widespread 3 decades ago (AVERAGE #1155), but now, forms like Shantel have become less in vogue. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Suggested similar-sounding names are Caitey, Candee, Candes, Cantara, Cate, Catee (see Kate), Catey, Chader, Chainey, Chana▲, Chanach, Chanae, Chanah, Chanda▼, Chandara, Chandel, Chandlar, Chandler, Chandra▼, Chandy, Chanee, Chanel, Chanele, Chanell, Chaney, Chanha, Chani, Chania, Chanice, Chanina, Chanise, Chaniya, Channa, Channah, Channell, Chantrea, Chanya, Chanyah, Chappel, Char, Charee, Charie, Charitee (see Charity), Charitey (see Charity), Charle, Charlea, Charlee▲, Charlet, Charley▲, Charmar, Charty, Chassey, Chasta, Chastin, Chastney, Chasty, Chattie, Chayney, Cher, Chyanne▼, Cyanea, Easter▼, Hunter, Shante▼, Shantee, Shantey, Winter▲ and Wynter▲. These names tend to be more commonly used than Chanter.
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