By Emma Waterhouse · Updated October 2026
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Possibly a form or Claudia or Welsh
"land, nation"
Faroese
"ray of light"
Russian and Greek
"smooth"
Invented name
Scottish place-name
Scottish
"narrow valley"
Literary
"heart of the glen"
Feminine form of Glenn, English, Scottish
"valley"
English
"gift of the glen"
"a narrow valley"
Irish
"glen"
Welsh
"riverbank, shore; pure"
Yiddish
"luck"
Word name
Literary name
Old Norse
"ember, glow"
Icelandic, Norse
"shining, glittering goddess; shining wise woman"
Latin
"glory"
Croatian, Slovene, Serbian, and Latvian variation of Gloria, Latin
English word name
"having, worthy of, or bringing fame or admiration"
Short form of Glynis, Welsh
"small glen, valley"
Icelandic
"gleam, glint, flash"
Dutch
German
"beloved God"
Modern invented name
"God's gift"
Persian, Armenian, Urdu
"jewel, gemstone"
Cherokee
"winter"
"gold, yellow precious metal, deep yellow, yellow brown color"
English, Yiddish
"gold"
"gold colored"
Variation of Golda or Golden, Yiddish, English
"gold; golden"
Variation of Golden, word name
Persian
"pomegranate flower"
Albanian
"flower bud"
Italian surname
"vigilant, watchman"
"beautiful, delightful"
Ancient Greek
"like a gorgon"
Greek
"Gorgon slayer"
