Klark

Attention superhero enthusiasts, faithful souls, and writers! Introducing Klark, a friendly cousin to Clark, the well-known alter ego of our beloved Superman, might just be the name you’ll bless baby with. Updated with a K, this name has quite the history, and dates back to the 13th century. Originating from the Old English term cleric, or in French, clerc, it means "clerk," "secretary," and "scribe." As an occupational name, it was used extensively throughout Britain and often referred to a clergyman or someone from a religious order. So whether your little one grows up to produce sensational literature or becomes a commendable good-doer, young Klark is sure to win over your heart.