What Does the Name Ceres Mean

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The name Ceres comes from Roman Mythology roots and carries a meaning worth knowing. Read the full meaning and origin of Ceres below, then browse real variants, short forms, and related names from the same family. Tap any name to copy it instantly.

Ceres Name Meaning

Roman MythologyDerived from the Indo-European root *ker meaning "to grow". In Roman mythology Ceres was the goddess of agriculture, equivalent to the Greek goddess Demeter.

Origin: Roman MythologyGender: Girl
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1 Chalice
2 Chaggit
3 Colombe
4 Cherie
5 Clare
6 Cardea
7 Cesária
8 Cece
9 Cilka
10 Cindra
11 Cathryn
12 Cora
13 Corine
14 Ceinwen
15 Corina
16 Chantel
17 Cherish
18 Chava
19 Caren
20 China
21 Cándida
22 Caprice
23 Cari
24 Cinzia
25 Carly
26 Carmel
27 Canan
28 Candis
29 Cherise
30 Cadence
31 Chiyo
32 Cokkie
33 Chikako
34 Clotho
35 Cordula
36 Chanté
37 Cori
38 Candace
39 Chioma
40 Carlyn
41 Ciera
42 Chichi
43 Çağri
44 Cassie
45 Camille
46 Caron
47 Colleen
48 Catrine
49 Christa
50 Caoimhe
51 Clídna
52 Comfort
53 Clíona
54 Candice
55 Cierra
56 Chetana
57 Colette
58 Camilla
59 Charita
60 Charis
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