Carmen Candelaria

in Illinois

There are 2 people with the name "Carmen Candelaria" in Illinois.

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Ranking in Illinois

Name	Rank
Carmen	224
Candelaria	8,975
Carmen Candelaria	698,577

is 220th most common Sean
is 221st most common Carrie
is 222nd most common Tim
is 223rd most common Anita
is 224th most common Carmen
is 225th most common Sherry
is 226th most common Tiffany
is 227th most common Joann
is 228th most common Cathy

is 8,971st most common Bentz
is 8,972nd most common Bick
is 8,973rd most common Buenrostro
is 8,974th most common Burleson
is 8,975th most common Candelaria
is 8,976th most common Cavins
is 8,977th most common Crippen
is 8,978th most common Darcy
is 8,979th most common Defilippis

is 698,573rd most common Carmen Callo
is 698,574th most common Carmen Camarena
is 698,575th most common Carmen Camarillo
is 698,576th most common Carmen Canchola
is 698,577th most common Carmen Candelaria
is 698,578th most common Carmen Carbajal
is 698,579th most common Carmen Cardamone
is 698,580th most common Carmen Caride
is 698,581st most common Carmen Carmona

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Meaning & History

Carmen

Candelaria

(female) (Spanish) form of Carmel, altered by folk etymology to the form of the Latin word carmen ‘song’. It is now sometimes found as a given name in the English-speaking world, in spite of, or perhaps because of, its association with the tragic romantic heroine of Bizet's opera Carmen (1875), based on a short story by Prosper Mérimée.

Variant: Carmine (English).

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Similar Names and Nicknames

Carmine, Carman, Carmon, Carmena, Carmina, Carmencita, Carmenza, Carmin, Carmona, Carmencata, Candelario, Candler, Candela, Candido, Candia, Candy, Candee, Candella, Candelas, Canda