Chrystal, a variant of Crystal, traces its roots to the Greek krystallos—via Latin crystallus—originally meaning “ice” and later denoting the clear quartz gemstone. Emerging in mid-20th-century America, this C-h spelling offered families a subtle alternative to the traditional form. Pronounced KRIS-tuhl, Chrystal carries associations of clarity and purity that resonate across diverse communities, including those with Latin heritage, where its straightforward phonetics align naturally with Spanish pronunciation. While it has never ranked among the top 500, Chrystal has maintained a steady presence on the US Social Security list—hovering near the 900th spot in recent years—and continues to appeal to parents seeking a familiar yet distinctive name for a daughter.
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