What Does the Name Cosima Mean

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

Cosima Name Meaning

Italian feminine form of COSIMO.

Origin: ItalianGender: Girl
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1 Carlyn
2 Cheryl
3 Cherokee
4 Clemency
5 Chrystal
6 Colette
7 Cloelia
8 Cassarah
9 Circe
10 Cosme
11 Chelsey
12 Cătălina
13 Chita
14 Cari
15 Candy
16 Chara
17 Chioma
18 Cesarina
19 Cearra
20 Clíona
21 Calliope
22 Carlene
23 Cecilie
24 Caja
25 Cloé
26 Charo
27 Carolien
28 Cokkie
29 Cleo
30 Chouko
31 Clarisa
32 Cinzia
33 Channah
34 Cedar
35 Clematis
36 Ceridwen
37 Cherry
38 Caecilia
39 Coretta
40 Carolin
41 Camila
42 Carmina
43 Clotilde
44 Capricia
45 Ceinwen
46 Caleigh
47 Cardea
48 Chanelle
49 Colene
50 Cateline
51 Clare
52 Clytia
53 Cece
54 Cathy
55 Costin
56 Citra
57 Cora
58 Clodagh
59 Chiyoko
60 Cathrine
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