Claramae

While Clara and Mae often appear as a first and middle name combination, in Claramae, they become one feminine title. Without a space or hyphen to separate its elements, Claramae flows swiftly and sweetly from the lips. Its first element, Clara, stems from clarus, a Latin word meaning "clear," "bright," "shining," or "famous." Mae's roots are a little more complex, as it's a shortened form of several English names. From Mary, Margaret, and Mabel, Mae gains translations like "sea of bitterness," "rebelliousness," "wished-for child," "pearl," and "lovable." It could also honor the month of May, named after the Roman fertility goddess, Maia. For a beloved little bundle with a May birthday, Claramae is a shining choice.