Cornish Baby Names With Meanings
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Cornish is a surname that originates from the county of Cornwall in England. It is derived from the Old English word "Cornisc", meaning "Cornish" or "from the horn or headland".
The word "Cornisc" is based on the Celtic element "kernow", which refers to Cornwall. Cornish is a regional name that may also indicate a speaker of the Cornish language, a Celtic language related to Welsh and Breton.
This collection has all Cornish Baby Names - traditional, modern, religious, trendy, popular, cute, short and sweet and easy to pronounce Cornish baby names to help you make the right choice!
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Cornish Baby Names List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | An old Cornish name derived from the Celtic word arto, which means bear. | |
| Boy | Cornish form of the Welsh name Arthen. It means bear born. | |
| Boy | The name of a Breton saint who came to Cornwall. It's also a Cornish place name. | |
 Girl | A form of Beatrix, meaning she who makes happy. | |
| Boy | Cornish form of Benedict, derived from Latin word benedictus, which means blessed. | |
| Girl | Cornish vocabulary name meaning a blessing. | |
| Girl | Cornish vocabulary name meaning Venus. | |
| Girl | Cornish medieval form of Bathsheba meaning oath, or voluptuous. | |
| Girl | Name of an Irish princess renowned for her healing abilities. | |
| Boy | A hill | |
| Boy | Cornish name derived from Celtic word brano, which means raven, crow. | |
| Boy | A famous and mighty prince | |
| Girl | A rush | |
| Boy | A shortened form of Briafael, meaning mighty prince. | |
| Boy | A variant of Cadell and Kaden. It means battle or companion. | |
| Boy | Warrior or soldier. | |
| Boy | The name is derived from the Celtic word karant, which means friend. | |
| Boy | From the slate earthworks. | |
| Boy | A form of Cadok, meaning battle. | |
| Boy | One who is powerful in battle. | |
| Boy | An old Cornish name meaning battle hero. | |
| Boy | The Cornish diminutive of Clement or Clemence. It means mild or merciful | |
| Boy | An old Cornish name derived from the word clos, which means fame. | |
| Girl | One who is white, fair and blessed. | |
| Boy | The Cornish form of the name Corentin, meaning hero. | |