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Name |
Origin |
Meaning |
Similar Names |
| Cable | Old French | rope | Cabel, Cab |
| Cade | pure | ||
| Cadeo | Vietnamese | folk song | |
| Caedmon | Celtic | wise warrior | |
| Cailan | Gaelic | child | |
| Cain | Hebrew | craftsman | Kain, Caino, Caine |
| Caius | Latin | ||
| Cajan | |||
| Calder | Old English | river of stones, stream | Caulder, Cal |
| Caldwell | Old English | cold spring | Cadwell, Cadmus. Namesake |
| Caleb | Hebrew | bold, dog | Cale, Cal, Kalin |
| Calhoun | Old English | warrior | |
| Calisto | Greek | most beautiful | Cal, Kalisto, Kal |
| Calixto | Latin | a chalice | |
| Callis | Latin | cup | Callys |
| Calvin | Latin | bald | Calvyn, Calvinnia, Calvino |
| Cam | Vietnamese, English | orange fruit, sweet, beloved, referring to the sun | |
| Camden | Scottish | from the winding valley | |
| Cameron | Old English | bent nose | Camm, Cam, Cammie, Camyron |
| Camlin | Celtic | crooked line | |
| Campbell | French | beautiful field | Camp |
| Candan | Turkish | sincerely | |
| Cannon | Kannon, Canon | ||
| Canute | Norwegian | knot | |
| Capers | |||
| Carden | Celtic | from the black fortress | |
| Carel | French | strong | |
| Carey | Latin | dear, pleasant stream | Cary, Carry, Carrie, Kerry, Kerrie |
| Carl | Teutonic | one who is strong, man | Karl, Karla, Carlton, Carlisle, Carlyle, Carlie, Carly, Carlo, Karlo, Karel, Karoly |
| Carleton | Old English | Carl's town | Carlton, Charlton |
| Carlin | Gaelic | little champion | |
| Carlyle | Old English | Carl's island | Carlisle, Carl, Carlie, Carly, Lyle, Lisle |
| Carr | Norwegian | from the marsh | |
| Carrick | Gaelic | dweller on the rocky cape | |
| Carrington | Old English | beautiful | |
| Carson | Swedish | Son of Carr | |
| Carter | Old English | cart driver | |
| Carver | Old English | sculptor, wood carver | |
| Cary | Celtic | honest one, shy | Carey, Candie, Candy |
| Case | Old French | chest | |
| Casey | Celtic, Gaelic | brave, watchful | |
| Casper | Persian | treasurer | Caspar |
| Cassidy | Gaelic | clever | |
| Cassius | Latin | vain | |
| Castel | Spanish | belonging to a castle | |
| Cato | Latin | sagacious, wise one | |
| Caton | Spanish | knowledgable, wise | |
| Cavan | Gaelic | handsome | |
| Cayden | Gaelic | spirit of battle | |
| Ceasar | Latin | to cut | |
| Ceasar | Latin | hairy child, long haired | Cesar, Cezar |
| Cedric | Welsh | bounty, spectacle, founder | Cedrick, Cedrych, Cerdric |
| Cemal | Arabic | beauty | Kemal, Cem |
| Cengis | Turkish | ||
| Chad | Old English | warlike, warrior | Chadwick |
| Chaika | Hebrew | life | |
| Chaim | Hebrew | life | Cahyim, Cahyyam, Haim, Haym, Cahya |
| Chal | English | boy, son | |
| Chale | Spanish | strong and manly | |
| Chalmers | Scottish | son of the lord | |
| Chaman | Hindu | ||
| Chancellor | Old French | secretary | Chance, Chauncey |
| Chander | Hindu | moon | |
| Chandler | French | candle maker | Chan, Chaney |
| Chane | Hindu, Swahili | name of a god, dependability | |
| Chaney | Old French | oak-wood | |
| Channing | Old English | knowing | |
| Chapal | Hindu | ||
| Chapin | Old French | clergyman | |
| Chapman | Old English | merchant | |
| Charan | Hindu | ||
| Charles | Old English | manly, strong | Charlie, Charley, Charlton, Chuck, Chas, Chaz, Chip, Chuck, Carlos, Chico, Chick, Carlo |
| Chase | Old French | hunter | |
| Chata | African | an ending | |
| Chauncey | Latin | chancellor | |
| Chayton | Sioux | falcon | |
| Chen | Chinese | great, vast | |
| Cheney | Old French | from the oak forest | |
| Chester | Latin | camp | Chet, Ches, Chess |
| Chetan | Hindu | ||
| Chevalier | French, Old English | knight, chase, hunt | Chevie, Chevy |
| Chiamaka | African | God is splendid | |
| Chike | African | power of god | |
| Chilton | Old English | farm by the spring | Chill, Chil, Chilly |
| Chin | Korean | precious | |
| Chinmay | Hindu | ||
| Chintu | Hindu | ||
| Chiranjeev | Hindu | ||
| Chrirag | Hindu | ||
| Christian | Greek | annointed, follows Christ | Christiaan, Kristian, Chris, Chrestian, Karston, Karstan, |
| Christopher | Greek | Christ-bearer | Kristofer, Kristopher, Christof, Kristof, Chris, Kris, Kit, Christophe, Kester, Cristobel, Cristoforo |
| Christos | Greek | Christ | Christo, Cristo, Kristo |
| Ciceron | Latin | chickpea | Cicero, Ciro, Cecero |
| Ciel | French | from heaven | |
| Ciro | Spanish | the sun | |
| Clancy | Celtic | offspring of red-headed soldier | Clancey, Clan |
| Clarence | Latin | clear, bright | Claron, Clarendon |
| Clark | Old English, French | cleric, scholar | Clarke, Clarkson |
| Clement | Latin | merciful | Clements, Clemens, Clemmons, Clemon, Clem, Klemens |
| Cleveland | Old English | land near the hill, from the cliffs | Cleve, Clive, Cleavon |
| Clifford | Old English | hill, near a slope | Cliff, Clifton |
| Clinton | Old English | town near a hill | Clint |
| Clyde | Welsh | heard from afar | |
| Coalan | Celtic | slender | Kayey |
| Cody | Celtic, Old English | assistant, a cushion, possessions | Codie |
| Colby | Old English | coal town | Kolby |
| Cole | Old English, Greek | coal, victory of the people | Nicholas |
| Coleman | English | charcoal burner, dove, peace | Colemann, Colman |
| Colin | Celtic, Greek | youth, child, victor | Collin, Collins |
| Colon | Spanish | dove | |
| Coltin | Colt, Kolt | ||
| Colton | Old English | town of colt-breeding | Colston |
| Coman | Arabic | noble | |
| Comfort | Latin | strengthen | |
| Concepcion | Spanish | fertile one, mother, father of nations | Connie, Concha |
| Condon | Celtic | the dark-haired wise man | |
| Conner | Celtic | desire, wise aid, wolf-lover | Conners, Connor, O'Conner, O'Connor, Conor, Conan |
| Conrad | Old German | brave counsel | Connie, Rad, Konrad, Kon, Con, Conroy, Cort, Corrado |
| Constantine | Latin | faithful, firmness | Konstantin |
| Consuelo | Spanish | consolation | |
| Conway | Welsh | river, hound of the plain | Conwy |
| Cooper | Latin | cask, barrel maker | Coop |
| Corban | Greek | a gift devoted to God | Qorbin, Korban |
| Corbin | Old French | raven, black hair | Corbett, Corbet, Corby, Corwin, Corwan, Corwyn |
| Corcoran | Gaelic | of reddish complexion | |
| Cordell | Latin | small rope | Cord, Cordas, Cordie, Cordy |
| Corey | Celtic | raven, from the hollow | Cory, Corry, Corrie, Correy |
| Corin | Old English | ||
| Cornelius | Latin | horn | Cornell, Cornel |
| Cort | Old German | bold | Kurt, Curt, Kurtis, Curtis |
| Cosmo | Greek | order, universe | Comsy, Kosmos |
| Coty | English | old house | |
| Courtland | Old English | the king's land, dweller in court | Cortland, Court, Cort |
| Craig | Celtic | from near the crag | Greg |
| Creighton | Old English | town near a creek | Creigh, Cree, Crichton |
| Crispin | Latin | curly | Crispen, Crispus, Crispo, Krispen, Crisp |
| Crosby | English | dweller near the town crossing | |
| Csaba | Hungarian | from mythology, sheperd, wanderer | |
| Cseke | Hungarian | puller, carrier | |
| Csenger | Hungarian | ||
| Csepel | Hungarian | young forest | |
| Csombor | Hungarian | ||
| Csongor | Hungarian | hunting bird | |
| Ctirad | Czech | ||
| Cullen | Celtic | young animal, handsome | Culley, Cullin |
| Curran | Gaelic | hero | |
| Currier | Old English | churn | Curran, Currie, Curry, Currey, Curren, Currer |
| Curtis | Latin, Old French | court, courteous | Curt, Curtys |
| Cynric | Old English | with royal might | |
| Cyrano | Greek | from cyrene | Siranno, Sirano, Cirano, Syrano, Syranno |
| Cyric | Celtic | ||
| Cyril | Greek | lordly, proud | Cyra, Kyril, Cirillo, Cy |
| Cyrus | Persian | the sun | Cy |