The first name Clay is of English, Teutonic origin. It is often a boy name. It has the following meaning(s):

English: Clay Maker; Mortal

English: Immortal

Teutonic: Mortal

English: Of the Earth

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Barclay  (Anglo Saxon)
From the Birch Meadow

Barclay  (English)
Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Barclay  (Scottish)
The Scottish Spelling of the English Surname Barkeley, Meaning Birch-wood or the Birch Tree Meadow

Barclay  (English)
Meadow of the Birch Tree

Barcley  (English)
Variant of Barclay: Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Barklay  (English)
Variant of Barclay: Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Barkley  (English)
Variant of Barclay: Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Barklie  (English)
Variant of Barclay: Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Barrclay  (English)
Variant of Barclay: Birch Valley; Birch Tree Meadow

Berk  (English)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berk  (Irish)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berke  (English)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berke  (Irish)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berkeley  (Irish)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berkley  (English)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Berkley  (Irish)
The Birch Tree Meadow. Also See Barclay and Burke

Cheauka  (Native American)
Hopi Name Meaning Clay

Claegborne  (English)
From the Clay Brook

Claiborn  (English)
From the Clay Brook

Claiborne  (English)
Variant of Clayborne: Stream by a Clay Bed

Claude  (Latin)
Man of Clay, Mortal, Lame

Clayborne  (English)
From the Clay Brook

Claybourne  (English)
From the Clay Brook

Claybourne  (Teutonic)
Mortal

Clayburn  (English)
From the Clay Brook

Clayhorn  (Teutonic)
Mortal

Clayland  (English)
From the Name Clayton

Clayten  (English)
Variant of Clayton: Town by a Clay Bed

Claytin  (English)
Variant of Clayton: Town by a Clay Bed

Clayton  (English)
Derived from a Surname and Place Name, Based on the Old English 'Claeg' Meaning Clay and 'Tun' Meaning Settlement. Also, Mortal

Clayton  (Teutonic)
From the Town of the Clay Bed, Clay Farm

Clayton  (Teutonic)
From the Town on the Clay Bed

Clayton  (English)
Town on Clay Land

Hamor  (Biblical)
An Ass, Clay, Dirt

Sinai  (Hebrew)
From the Clay Desert

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