Origin and Meaning of Clance

Derived from 'Clancy', meaning 'red-haired' or 'descendant of the red-haired warrior'.

Origin: Irish - Clance is a diminutive form of Clancy, which comes from the Gaelic name 'Ó Cluanasa', meaning 'descendant of Cluanas'.

• Clance is more commonly used as a nickname or affectionate form than a standalone name, often associated with the Irish surname Clancy.
• In Irish culture, names that begin with 'Cl' are often linked to the Gaelic word for 'hill' or 'clan'.
• Notable figures with the surname Clancy include the famed authors Tom Clancy and John Clancy, although they do not bear the exact given name.
• Clance has not seen significant popularity trends in recent years and remains relatively unique.
• Related names include Clancy, Clarence, and Clint, with each having its own variations across cultures.