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Names that mean clearing

Naming your baby can be a difficult task. The meaning behind the name you choose will give them clues about who they are, and it's important to find one that fits. The following list will provide you with some great options that have the word Clearing in their meaning.

Boy names that mean Clearing

AinsleaOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AinsleahOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AinsleeScottish — "From the meadow clearing."AinsleiOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AinsleighOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AinsleyScottish — "From the meadow clearing."AinsliOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AinslieEnglish — "From the meadow clearing."AinslyScottish — "From the meadow clearing."AynsleaOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AynsleahOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AynsleeOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AynsleyScottish — "From the meadow clearing."AynsliOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AynslieOld English — "From the meadow clearing."AynslyOld English — "From the meadow clearing."BraddleyOld English — "A broad lea, meadow|Broad clearing in the wood."BradlyEnglish — "A broad lea, meadow|Broad clearing in the wood."BrandeisGerman — "Dwells on a burned clearing"DudEnglish — "Diminutive of Dudley: From the people's meadow. From a surname and place name derived from the Old English, meaning 'Dudda's clearing'. Famous bearer: Actor Dudley Moore."HandleaOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HandleahOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HandleeOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HandleighOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HandleyEnglish — "From the clearing in the forest."HandliOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HandlieOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HanliOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HanlieOld English — "From the clearing in the forest."HartTeutonic — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HarteTeutonic — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleaOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleahOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleeOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleighOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartleyEnglish — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartliOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartlieOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartlyOld English — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HartmanGerman — "From the deer-wood clearing in the meadow."HurleaOld English — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."HurleahOld English — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."HurleeGaelic — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."HurleighOld English — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."HurleyEnglish — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."HurlyGaelic — "From the clearing in the woods, From the hare meadow|Sea tide."OrmerodEnglish — "Clearing"RaeleaOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaeleahOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaeleeOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaeleighOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaileaOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaileahOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaileeOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaileighOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RaileyOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RayleaOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RayleahOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RayleeOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RayleighOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RayleyOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RealeyOld English — "Fields of birds|From the clearing in the red roe-deer meadow."RiodhrNorse — "Dwells in the clearing in the forest"RipleaOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipleahOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipleeOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipleighEnglish — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipleyEnglish — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipliOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RiplieOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RiplyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RippleeOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RippleighOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RippleyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RippliOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipplieOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RipplyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RodGerman — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoddneeOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoddneyOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoddniOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoddnieOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoddnyOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RodmanGerman — "One who rides with the knight, From the clearing."RodmannOld English — "One who rides with the knight, From the clearing."RodneeOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RodneyEnglish — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RodniOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RodnieOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RodnyOld English — "Land near the water, From the famous one's clearing on the island."RoidEnglish — "From the clearing in the forest"RowleaOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowleahOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowleeOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowleighOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowleyEnglish — "From the rough wood clearing."RowliOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowlieOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RowlyOld English — "From the rough wood clearing."RoydScandinavian — "From the clearing in the forest"RoydeEnglish — "From the clearing in the forest"RypleaOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypleahOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypleeOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypleighOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypleyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyplieOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyplyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppleaOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppleahOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppleeOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppleighOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppleyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RyppliOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypplieOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."RypplyOld English — "From the shouter's meadow. From the strip of wood in the clearing."WenutuNative American — "Sky clearing."

Girl names that mean Clearing

AlnsleeScottish — "Transferred use of the Scottish surname taken from the place-name Ainsley, which is derived from the name element / Erie's or Aigen's and the Old English leah wood, clearing, meadow, enclosure"BendeeEnglish — "Feminine form of Bentley; from the clearing "BradleaEnglish — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradleahEnglish — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradleeEnglish — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradleiOld English — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradleighEnglish — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradliOld English — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradliaOld English — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradliahOld English — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradlieEnglish — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."BradlyahOld English — "From the broad meadow; Clearing int eh woods. The feminine form of Bradley."ChirleyAmerican — "Form of Shirley meanÂ¬ing "from the bright clearing""HaillyEnglish — "Hay clearing or"MurgatroydEnglish — "From Margaret's Clearing"RylieeEnglish — "From the rye clearing"RyllieEnglish — "From the rye clearing"ShalonAmerican — "Flat Clearing"SharellAmerican — "Flat Clearing"SherleaOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherleahOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherleeOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherleighOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherleyOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherlieOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."SherlyOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirleaOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirleahOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirleeOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirleighOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirleyEnglish — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."ShirlyOld English — "From the bright meadow and the sunny clearing."

Unisex names that mean Clearing

BradleyEnglish — "A broad lea, meadow|Broad clearing in the wood."HadlyEnglish — "From the clearing in the forest."

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