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Claudia Farray

in the US

There are 2 people with the name "Claudia Farray" in the United States.

Top cities for this name

Miami, FL (2)

Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Claudia	364
Farray	147,368
Claudia Farray	14,200,781

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is 147,364th most common Faltynski
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is 147,368th most common Farray
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is 14,200,777th most common Claudia Faraldi
is 14,200,778th most common Claudia Farner
is 14,200,779th most common Claudia Farnham
is 14,200,780th most common Claudia Farrand
is 14,200,781st most common Claudia Farray
is 14,200,782nd most common Claudia Farrington
is 14,200,783rd most common Claudia Farthing
is 14,200,784th most common Claudia Farve
is 14,200,785th most common Claudia Fath

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Meaning & History

Claudia

Farray

(female) From the Latin female name, a feminine form of Claudius. The name is mentioned in one of St Paul's letters to Timothy (2, 4:21 ‘Eubulus greeteth thee, and Pudens, and Linus, and Claudia, and all the brethren’), as a result of which it was taken up in the 16th century and has since maintained a steady popularity.