Calandrin
A small lark.
Latin, European
Unisex · C
“A small lark.”
A small lark.
Latin, European
Derived from the Latin 'calandra' (a species of lark). The name was famously used by Boccaccio in the Decameron for a comical character, but in modern contexts, it is appreciated for its melodic, avian association.
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Sibling set: Clara, Cadence, Clementine