Claborne is an uncommon, unique name of English origin. It derives from the Old English words 'clæf' meaning slope or cliff, and 'burna' meaning stream. Thus, Claborne literally translates to 'stream by a cliff'. This name is often associated with locations in England bearing similar names, such as the town of Clavering in Essex and the village of Claverhill in Scotland. The name Claborne was first used during the Middle Ages but has since become quite rare, making it an intriguing choice for those seeking a distinctive moniker.
"Claborne is quite rare; only five people were named Claborne between 1954 and present."