Statistics and meaning of name Cudlip
Usage: 1% firstname, 99% surname.
Cudlip first name was found 4 times in 2 different countries. (USA,Pakistan)
Surname Cudlip is used at least 203 times in at least 6 countries.
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Christopher Cudlip (9) David Cudlip (9) Andrew Cudlip (6) Anthony Cudlip (5) John Cudlip (4) Elizabeth Cudlip (4) Brian Cudlip (4) Louise Cudlip (3) Sandra Cudlip (3) Elaine Cudlip (3) Arwyn Cudlip (3) Charlotte Cudlip (2) Nicola Cudlip (2) Donna Cudlip (2) Dennis Cudlip (2) Catherine Cudlip (2) Dawn Cudlip (2) Fatima Cudlip (2) Annie Cudlip (2) Alan Cudlip (2) Aileen Cudlip (2) Gillian Cudlip (2) Caroline Cudlip (2) Frederick Cudlip (2) Richard Cudlip (2) Carol Cudlip (2) Flora Cudlip (2) Julia Cudlip (1) Harold Cudlip (1) Jean Cudlip (1) Helen Cudlip (1) Lucy Cudlip (1) Rosemary Cudlip (1) Sheila Cudlip (1) Simon Cudlip (1) Steve Cudlip (1) Rebecca Cudlip (1) Peter Cudlip (1) Kelly Cudlip (1) Lee Cudlip (1) Linda Cudlip (1) Gwenth Cudlip (1) Keith Cudlip (1) Douglas Cudlip (1) Benjamin Cudlip (1) Brenda Cudlip (1) Bruce Cudlip (1) Chantelle Cudlip (1) Barry Cudlip (1) Barbara Cudlip (1) Wesley Cudlip (1) Alice Cudlip (1) Antony Cudlip (1) Chris Cudlip (1) Claire Cudlip (1) Edward Cudlip (1) Eileen Cudlip (1) Frank Cudlip (1) Gemma Cudlip (1) Ian Cudlip (1) Dorothy Cudlip (1) Cynthia Cudlip (1) Cyril Cudlip (1) Daniel Cudlip (1) Graham Cudlip (1) |
Cudlip reversed is Pilduc
Name contains 6 letters - 33.33% vowels and 66.67% consonants.
Anagrams: Pulidc Dcuilp Cduipl Udcipl
Misspells: Cudlyp Cudljp Cudlep Cudlipa Cdulip Cudlpi Cudilp
Rhymes: Philip Phillip blip clip cowslip fillip flip trip strip grip drip
Meaning of this name is unknown.
Chris Cudlip says: Apparently the surname Cudlip dates back to Norman times in Devon, England just before the Doomsday book was written. It was original written as "Cuddhas Lipp" or something similar that means a leap over a brook or stream. The name has become Cudlip or Cudlipp over time. There is reference to the surname in the Doomsday book. There is a place/hamlet/village called Cudliptown in Devon above Plymouth and NE of Tavistock
Paul Cudlip says: My understanding has been that the name is Saxon, from the time of Alfred the Great, and referred to one of his barons. There is some element of it denoting water, be it a brook, stream or creek.
Chris Cudlip says: The surname Cudlip most probably originates from Devon in England where a small village named Cudlipptown, NE of Tavistock near Plymouth is located. It's believed to derive from the Norman language from about 1,000 years ago and was originally listed as Cuddah's Lype apparently meaning a leap across a brook or stream. The name is listed in the Magna Carta and can be traced from the SW of England and how it spreads out across the world. Whether the name has one p or two p's it doesn't matter. Cudlipptown is viewable on Google Maps here > https://goo.gl/maps/1vsXBLjcprP2 There is a book about Peter Tavy and Cudlipptown available from Halsgrove Publishing/Amazon with ISBN-10: 1841141437 or ISBN-13: 978-1841141435. There are various locations around the world that bear the Cudlip name, Canada (http://www4.rncan.gc.ca/search-place-names/unique/JCKFB) and New Zealand (http://mapcarta.com/16761036) to name two that are named after the same person who was an officer in the Royal Navy.
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Famous people: Annie Hall Cudlip, John Waterbury Cudlip
Writers: David R. Cudlip
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