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Well-deserving; worthy
Welcome (feminine)
Welcome (masculine)
Short form of Buenaventura (good fortune)
Good success; good outcome
Candlemas; feast of the Presentation
Candlemas (masculine form)
Welcome; well-received (feminine)
Feminine of Boniface (good fate)
Good journey; safe travels
Spanish form of Cassiodorus
Feminine of Blas (lisping; stuttering)
Short form of Calasanctius (holy calling)
Candles (plural)
Castle (Spanish)
Feminine of Cayetano (from Caieta)
Spanish form of Caietanus (from Caieta)
Feminine of Celerino (swift; quick)
Spanish masculine name meaning 'swift'
Form of Benigna (kind; benevolent)
Blessed (feminine Spanish variant)
Blessed (Spanish diminutive)
Masculine of Bibiana (alive; lively)
Feminine of Vivianus (alive; lively)
Feminine of Blas (lisping; stuttering)
Feminine of Blas (lisping; stuttering)
Short form of names beginning with 'Bot'
Feminine of Camilo (young ceremonial attendant)
Candle; light (Spanish)
Variant of Candela (candle)
Chapel (Spanish)
Charity (Spanish virtue name)
Feminine of Casiano (hollow; empty)
Spanish form of Cassianus (hollow; empty)
Feminine of Castulo (unknown meaning)
Masculine of Castula (unknown meaning)
Variant of Celian (heavenly)
Variant of Celina (heavenly)
Spanish form of Caesarius (belonging to Caesar)
Spanish diminutive of Charity (little charity)
Blessed (Spanish feminine)
Blessed (Spanish masculine)
Harvest; autumn (feminine)
Road; path; way
Champion; winner (Spanish)
Short form of Cancion (song)
Short form of Cantia (song)
Feminine of Canuto (knot)
Short form of Celinda (heavenly beauty)
Short form of Marcelino (little warrior)
Feminine of Blas (lisping; stuttering)
Good; favorable (feminine)
Short form of Camilo (young ceremonial attendant)
Field; countryside (Spanish)
Song; singing (Spanish)
Pure; chaste (Latin)
Pure; chaste (masculine)
Feminine of Celsus (tall; lofty)
Short form of Cesaria (Caesar)
Lisping; stuttering (Spanish form)
Short form of Buenaventura (good fortune)
Short form of Cayetana (from Caieta)
Spanish form of Gaius (rejoice)
Short form of Celia (heaven)