Clyde

In English

Origin: Literally "cleansing," from a Celtic root probably related to Latin cloaca.

Meaning(s):

-A major river in Scotland, serving the city of Glasgow.

-A suburb of (l en Melbourne), (l en Victoria), (l en Australia).

-A (l en census-designated place) and (l en unincorporated community) in (l en Franklin Township), (l en Somerset County), (l en New Jersey).

-A (l en census-designated place) in (l en Contra Costa County), (l en California).

-A (l en city) in (l en Callahan County), (l en Texas).

-A (l en city) in (l en Cloud County), (l en Kansas).

-A (l en city) in (l en Sandusky County), (l en Ohio).

-A (l en community) in (l en North Dumfries), (l en Ontario), (l en Canada).

-A (l en small town) in (l en Central Otago), (l en New Zealand).

-A (l en suburb) of the city (l en Sydney), (l en New South Wales), (l en Australia).

-A (l en town) in (l en Haywood County), (l en North Carolina).

-A (l en town) in (l en Iowa County), (l en Wisconsin).

-A (l en unincorporated) (l en community) within the town of (l en Ahnapee), (l en Kewaunee County), (l en Wisconsin).

-A (l en unincorporated) (l en community) within the town of (l en Clyde), (l en Iowa County), (l en Wisconsin).

-A (l en village) in northern (l en Alberta), (l en Canada).

-A (l en village) in (l en Wayne County), (l en New York).

-An (l en unincorporated) (l en community) in the (l en Highland Township), (l en Oakland County), (l en Michigan).

-An (l en unincorporated) (l en community) in (l en Darlington County), (l en South Carolina).

-An (l en unincorporated) (l en community) in (l en Imperial County), (l en California).

-(chiefly US) ( male name -comes from the place names language-), named after the (l en Clyde River) in (l en Scotland).