| Meaning | scholar, clerk |
| Origin | English |
| Gender | gender neutral |
| Opposite gender | Clark |
| Popularity | Moderate |
| Length | 5 |
| Syllables | 1 |
| Syllabification | Clark |
Crisp, clear, and confidently straightforward, this single-syllable name packs remarkable punch. It evokes images of dependability and classic American charm, with associations ranging from adventurous explorers to caped heroes. The simplicity makes it incredibly versatile as a first name or paired with virtually any middle name you might choose. There's an honesty to its sound—no unnecessary flourishes, just solid, genuine character. Many parents are drawn to its vintage feel that's experiencing renewed appreciation, positioning it as both familiar and fresh. The name works seamlessly in professional environments while remaining approachable and friendly in casual settings. It's the kind of name that looks sharp on a business card and sounds warm when called across a backyard. Strong without being aggressive, traditional without being stuffy.
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| Clark Gable | American actor known for his role in "Gone with the Wind" |
| Clark Duke | American actor and comedian |
| Clark Gregg | American actor known for his role as Agent Phil Coulson in the Marvel Cinematic Universe |
| Clark Johnson | Canadian actor and director |
| Clark Kellogg | Former professional basketball player and sports commentator |
| Clark Rockefeller | Pseudonym used by a con artist and impostor |
| Clark Ashton Smith | American writer and poet associated with the fantasy and horror genres |
| Clark Savage Jr. | Fictional character also known as Doc Savage |
| Clark Howard | American consumer expert and radio host |
| Clark Datchler | English singer-songwriter and musician |
| Clark Griswold | Fictional character from the "National Lampoon's Vacation" film series |
| Clark Coolidge | American poet associated with the Beat Generation |
| Clark R. Mollenhoff | American journalist and author |
| Clark McConachy | New Zealand snooker and billiards player |
| Clark Kerr | American educator and former president of the University of California |
| Clark Wissler | American anthropologist and ethnographer |
| Clark Terry | American jazz trumpeter and composer |
| Clark Olofsson | Swedish criminal and bank robber |
| Clark Kent | Superman - DC Comics superhero |
| Clark Griswold | Character from the "National Lampoon's Vacation" film series |
| Clark W. Griswold Jr. | Fictional character from "Christmas Vacation" |
| Clark Reeper | Character from the "American Gods" novel |
| Clark Savage Jr. | Doc Savage - Pulp fiction character and adventurer |
| Clark Rice | Character from the "Jurassic Park" novel |
| Clark McBride | Character from the "Homeland" TV series |
| Clark Davis | Character from the "Love Comes Softly" book series |
| Clark Reedy | Character from the "Heartland" TV series |
| Clark Moore | Character from the "Sex Education" TV series |
| Clark Robinson | Character from the "Scary Movie" film series |
| Clark Still | Character from the "King of Fighters" video game series |
| Clark Westfield | Character from the "A Walk to Remember" novel |
| Clark Lee | Character from the "The Selection" book series |
| Clark Wilkins | Character from the "Good Witch" TV series |
| Clark Morant | Character from the "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" TV series |
| Clark Roderick | Character from the "Shadowhunters" book series |
| Clark Rockefeller | Character from the "Alias" TV series |
| Clark Carlisle | Character from the "White Collar" TV series |
| Clark Stacey | Character from the "Big Time Rush" TV series |