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Claudius is a Latin name, a direct take from the earlier Latin “claudius” which means 'feeble, lame or limping'.

Claus is derived from the Greek name “Nikolaos” which means “the conquering people”. The name became very popular during the Crusades when people started naming their children Hebrew names or names connected with the Holy land, and Claus is one such. There are a number of different versions of the name and it is very popular in the German speaking countries.

Claxton is a place name in the sense that it was taken on by the bearer to show that he was from a certain locality. The name was taken on by many people from different localities such as Claxtorp, Clakestona, Clachestona. All these place names are derived from the Old English or Norse term “clacc”, a nick name for a chatterer.

Clay is modern version of the Old English “claeg” which means 'clay'.

Clayton is derived from two Old English terms, “claeg” which means 'clay' and “tun” which means 'settlement'. The name literally means the 'village on clay'.

Cleary is a modern version of an older term “chleirich” which means 'a clerk or cleric'.

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