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♀ Clairy
What does Clairy mean?
Clairy 
as a name for girls is of Latin derivation, and the meaning of Clairy is "bright, famous". Clairy is an alternate form of Claire (Latin): French variant spelling of Clara.
STARTS WITH Cla-
ASSOCIATED WITH bright (light)
Variations
VARIANTS Klyara, Kliara, Klara, Cliara, Clary, Clarry, Clarrie, Clarie, Clari, Clarey, Clara▼, Clairey
OTHER FORMS VIA CLAIRE Ceara, Cearra, Ciara▼, Ciarra▼, Clair, Claireen, Clairene, Claireta, Clairice, Clairita, Clare, Clarice▼, Clarine, Clarisa▼, Clarita, Claryce, Clayre, Klaire, Klayre
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Clairy Aleyna (C.A.), ..
How popular is Clairy?
Clairy is a rare first name for females. Clairy is an equivalently rare last name too for all people. (2000 U.S. CENSUS)
Which version is better?
Popular varying forms of Clairy (OUTSIDE TOP 2000) ranked in the Top 2000 are Claire (#49 FROM RECENT DATA), Clara (#103), Clare (#759), Ciara (#1007), Klara (#1626), Ceara, Ciarra, Clair, Clarice, Clarine, Clarisa, Clarita and Klaire. Adoption of these relations of Clairy reached its apex a century ago (MEDIAN #1449) and has become significantly less since (#1503, DOWN 67%), with forms like Ciarra becoming somewhat dated. Claire is the most contemporarily stylish baby name in this list. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Clairy is alike in pronunciation to Clora, Klari and Klarra. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Alair, Blair▲, Blaire▲, Cacey, Caddy, Cadey, Cady, Caera, Cai, Caila, Cain, Caisey, Cait, Caitey, Caiti, Caity, Cally, Cammy, Camryn, Candy▼, Cara▼, Cari▼, Carri, Carry, Cary▼, Caryn▼, Carys▼, Casey▼, Casidy, Casy, Catey, Cathy▼, Cay, Cecily, Ceira, Chainey, Chairity (see Charity), Chandy, Char, Charity▼, Charly, Charo, Charty, Chassy, Chery, Choire, Ciaara, Cicily, Ciri, Claea, Clairesa (see Clarissa), Clarica, Clarina, Claris, Clarise, Clariza, Claude, Claudey, Claudy, Cloudy, Cluny, Coady, Corry, Cory▼, Eiry, Florry, Glory, Hilary▼, Karry, Mary▼, Shary and Valry. These names tend to be more frequently used than Clairy.
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