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Cindy Calbat

in the US

There is 1 person with the name "Cindy Calbat" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Tuttle, OK (1)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Cindy	180
Calbat	480,556
Cindy Calbat	31,243,587

is 176th most common Kathryn
is 177th most common Eugene
is 178th most common Rose
is 179th most common Wendy
is 180th most common Cindy
is 181st most common Carlos
is 182nd most common Justin
is 183rd most common Shannon
is 184th most common Harry

is 480,552nd most common Calafiura
is 480,553rd most common Calambas
is 480,554th most common Calambro
is 480,555th most common Calazans
is 480,556th most common Calbat
is 480,557th most common Calcuttawala
is 480,558th most common Caldaronello
is 480,559th most common Caldoza
is 480,560th most common Caldropoli

is 31,243,583rd most common Cindy Calandrino
is 31,243,584th most common Cindy Calarie
is 31,243,585th most common Cindy Calasopa
is 31,243,586th most common Cindy Calavan
is 31,243,587th most common Cindy Calbat
is 31,243,588th most common Cindy Calbaum
is 31,243,589th most common Cindy Calcese
is 31,243,590th most common Cindy Calciano
is 31,243,591st most common Cindy Calcote

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Meaning & History

Cindy

Calbat

(female) Pet form of Cynthia or, less often, of Lucinda, now very commonly used as a given name in its own right, especially in North America. It has sometimes been taken as a short form of the name of the fairytale heroine Cinderella, which is in fact unrelated (being from French Cendrillon, a derivative of cendre ‘cinders’).

Variant: Sindy.