What does Clayburn mean?

Clayburn as a name for boys has its root in Old English, and Clayburn means "brook near a clay-bed; border near a clay-bed; clay settlement". Clayburn is a variant form of Clayborne (Old English): place name. Clayburn is also a derivative of Clayton (Old English).

STARTS WITH Cla-

ASSOCIATED WITH old english, brook (river), clay (earth)

Variations

VARIANTS Klaibourne, Klaiborn, Claybourne, Claiborne, Claiborn

How popular is Clayburn?

Clayburn is an unusual given name for males but a very prominent surname for all people (#28584 out of 150436, Top 19%). (2000 U.S. DEMOGRAPHICS)

Similar Names

Clayburn is alike in pronunciation to Claibourn, Claibourne, Clayborn and Claybourn. Other suggested similar-sounding names are Albern, Ashburn, Auburn, Blackburn, Blagburn, Bradburn, Cairn, Calbert, Caydan, Cayden, Caydin, Chambers, Chayan, Chayann, Clair▼, Claire, Claran, Clare▼, Clark▲, Claro, Claron, Claud▼, Claudan, Claude▼, Claudien, Claudon (see Claude), Claus, Clause, Claxton, Clay, Clayland, Clayre, Cleytus, Clyford (see Clifford), Clyfton (see Clifton), Coburn, Coburne (see Coburn), Cockburn, Cockburne, Colbourn, Colburn, Collbourn (see Colburn), Collburn (see Colburn), Cranfurd (see Cranford), Crawfurd (see Crawford), Crayton, Dearborn, Dearbourn (see Dearborn), Jayvern, Maybury, Melburn, Milburn, Millburn, Osburn, Radborn (see Radburn), Radbourn (see Radburn), Radburn, Raeborn (see Rayburn), Raebourn (see Rayburn), Raeburn, Rayborn, Rayburn, Rayburne (see Rayburn), Sanborn, Sanbourn, Sanburn, Sherburn, Swinburn, Thorburn, Washburn and Wellburn (see Welborne). These names tend to be more commonly used than Clayburn.