Clariae

Clariae (singular: Claria) is a Latinized plural form derived from the name "Claria," often used as a feminine given name. It generally refers to "the bright one," "the clear one," or "the famous one," stemming from the Latin word "clarus" meaning clear, bright, or famous. While not a common English word, its usage often appears in genealogical records, historical documents referring to women named Claria, or in formal writings influenced by Latin conventions. The form "Clariae" is typically used in the genitive, dative, or vocative plural, or in the nominative plural, depending on the grammatical context within a Latin or Latinate sentence.