A female given name with classical origins.
From Latin 'Clara' or 'Clarice,' derived from 'clarus' meaning 'clear' or 'bright.' It's a feminine form suggesting clarity and intelligence, popular in medieval and Renaissance Europe.
Saint Clare of Assisi founded an order of nuns and was the patron saint of eyesight and television—somehow a 12th-century saint became connected to TV, probably because of the clarity of the picture!
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