Clarence

Clarence signifies brightness and clarity, often associated with light and clear understanding. It has a regal undertone due to its historical associations with nobility.

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The name Clarence is of Latin origin. It is derived from the Latin word 'Clarus,' meaning bright or clear. The name gained prominence as a title in the Royal Duchy of Clarence, which was created by English monarchies in the 14th century.

  • Popularity: 3,292nd
  • Babies named Clarence in the US in 2023:
    Female: 0
    Male: 112
  • Nicknames: Clare, Larry, Clancy, Ren, Claz.
  • Full Names: Clarence St. John, Clarence Williams, Clarence Anthony, Clarence Robert, Clarence Joseph.
  • Famous Namesakes: Clarence Darrow-Lawyer, Clarence Thomas-Judge, Clarence Clemons-Musician, Clarence Seedorf-Footballer, Clarence Birdseye-Inventor.
  • Gender: Clarence is traditionally a masculine name.
  • Numerology: Associated with the number 9, Clarence resonates with universal love, wisdom, and a humanitarian approach. People with this name often pursue paths that lead to personal fulfillment and service to others.

Historically quite popular in English-speaking countries, the name has seen a decline in recent decades. However, it retains a classic and timeless appeal, often chosen by those who appreciate its regal quality and historical significance.

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