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What does Coralyn mean?
Coralyn 
as a girls' name is of Greek and Latin derivation, and the meaning of Coralyn is "maiden; coral". Coralyn is an alternate form of Cora (Greek): probably a form of Kore. Coralyn is also a variation of Coral (Latin): from "corallium".
ASSOCIATED WITH greek
Variations
VARIANTS Koralline, Coralyne, Coralline, Coraline▲, Coralin
OTHER FORMS VIA CORA, CORAL Corabel, Coralee, Coralena, Coralia, Coralie, Corallina, Coraly, Corella, Corey▼, Corilla, Corlene, Correen, Correy, Corry, Cory▼, Koral, Koralie, Korall
CREATIVE FORMS(female)
(male)
MIDDLE NAME PAIRINGS
Coralyn Kensington (C.K.), ..
How popular is Coralyn?
Coralyn is an uncommonly occurring first name for women. Coralyn is an unusual last name too for both adults and children. (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)
Which version is better?
Popular varying forms of Coralyn (NOT RANKED) listed in the Top 2000 are Cora (#73 IN 2018), Coraline (#596), Coral (#1444), Coralie (#1876), Coralee, Corey and Cory. Other variants, like Corry, are seldom used. Usage of these forms of Coralyn was at its apex a century ago (USAGE OF 0.9%) and is now significantly diminished (USAGE 0.3%, 72% LESS), with versions such as Corey going out of style. Coraline is the most chic girl name here. (2018 BIRTH STATISTICS)
Similar Names
Coralyn is pronounced similarly to Caraleen, Caralin, Caraline, Caralyn, Caralyne, Caralynn, Carilyn, Carolan, Carolin, Carollyn, Carolyn▼, Carolyne, Carolynn▼, Carrolyn, Carylon, Karalyn, Karalynn, Karelyn, Karilyn, Karolyn and Kerilyn. Other recommended sound-alike names are Calyn, Carlan, Carlen, Carlin, Carllen, Carlyn, Carlyna, Carlyne, Carlynn, Charalin (see Cherilyn), Charalyn, Charelyn, Charilyn, Charlyn, Cheralin (see Cherilyn), Cheralyn, Cherilyn, Cherlyn, Cherralyn (see Cherilyn), Cherylyn, Coralina, Corazon, Corly, Corryn, Coryn, Courtlyn, Doralyn, Doralynn, Geralyn▼, Jeralyn, Jonalyn, Josalyn, Laralyn, Loralyn, Lorilyn, Maralyn, Rosalyn▲, Royalyn, Rozalyn, Saralyn, Taralyn and Teralyn. These names tend to be more frequently used than Coralyn.
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