Names Starting with C
From Old Irish cáel meaning "slender"
From English, meaning “chisel”; Variant of Calum
Derived from Old Irish caín "handsome" and delb "form, image...
Contraction of Carlos Henrique
From Scottish Gaelic meaning “crooked nose”; a creative resp...
From Hebrew ‘Kenaʿan’ meaning “the Promised Land” or “low, h...
From Irish caol meaning "slender" combined with the diminuti...
From Old Irish Cóemán , derived from cóem "dear, beloved, ge...
German and Scandinavian variant of Karl (see Charles )
Italian form of Charles .
Italian masculine form of Carmen .
Short form of Casper .
English form of the Polish name Kazimierz, derived from the ...
From Hebrew ‘QaftsiʿEl’ of uncertain meaning (possibly “leap...
Derived from Old Irish cath "battle" combined with a diminut...
Either from the name of the Irish county, which is derived f...
From Spanish (Rare); Spanish (Rare) form of Cyprianus
From the Roman name Caecilius
Invented by Walter Scott for a character in his novel Ivanho...
Diminutive of Cellach
Old Irish byname meaning either "armoured head" or "misshape...
Italian form of Caesar .
Derived from the Slavic elements čĭstĭ "honour" and měrŭ "gr...
From Portuguese (Brazilian; Portuguese (Brazilian form of Ce...
Polish form of Caesar .
From the Old English name Ceadda, which is of unknown meanin...
From English, meaning “settlement belonging to chad”; From a...
From English, meaning “settlement of free men”; From a surna...
From a Norman surname of unknown meaning
From an English surname that originally belonged to a person...
From Sino-Vietnamese 志 ( chí ) meaning "will, spirit"
Diminutive of Charles or Christopher
From French (Archaic); French (Archaic) form of Christian
Diminutive of Charles
Diminutive of Cian
Diminutive of Ciar
From Galician; Galician form of Cyprianus
Possibly from Old Irish cin "respect, esteem, affection" or ...
Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of Cyrus .
From the Latin title Clarensis, which belonged to members of...
From Latin ‘Claudius,’ a Roman family name of uncertain orig...
Italian and Spanish form of Claudius .
English form of the Late Latin name Clemens (or sometimes of...
Short form of Anacletus
From English, meaning “cliff land”; From an English surname ...
From English, meaning “ford by a cliff”; From a surname that...
From Old English ‘clif’ and ‘tun’ meaning settlement by a cl...
From Spanish; Spanish form of Climacus
Short form of Clinton
From English, meaning “settlement on the river glyme”; From ...
From Old English ‘clif’ meaning “cliff”; British surname-nam...
Irish byname meaning "whelp, young dog"
From Old German ‘Colobert,’ combining bright and famous; an ...
From a medieval diminutive of Col, itself a short form of Ni...
Diminutive of Colm (see Colum )
Possibly an Irish diminutive of Columba
From Latin ‘columbus’ meaning dove; the Latinized surname of...
From Irish (Rare) meaning 'born together'
From Irish; Irish form of Conchobar
From Irish ‘Conall’ meaning strong wolf; an anglicized Irish...
From Old Irish meaning 'king of hounds'
From Late Latin ‘Constans’ meaning steadfast or constant; us...
From Welsh river name ‘Conwy’ meaning “hound of the plain”; ...
From Middle English meaning maker or seller of cord; an occu...
From Latin ‘cornu’ meaning horn; a distinguished Roman famil...
From an English surname derived from Cornelius, itself from ...
From Medieval Irish meaning 'little spear'
From Old French ‘cordoan’ meaning fine leather from Cordova;...
From Greek ‘kosmos’ meaning “order, beauty, universe”; borne...
From Greek ‘kosmos’ meaning “order, beauty”; borne by early ...
From Greek ‘kosmos’ meaning order or universe; an Italian na...
From Middle English ‘coi’ meaning quiet or shy; an English s...
From Scottish Gaelic ‘creag’ meaning crag or rocky outcrop; ...
From Old English meaning ford where crows gather; a Scottish...
From Gaelic ‘crioch’ meaning border and Old English ‘tun’ me...
From Spanish (Rare); Spanish (Rare) form of Chrysostomos
From Latin ‘Crispinus,’ derived from ‘crispus’ meaning curly...
Italian and Portuguese form of Christian . A famous bearer i...
From Portuguese; Portuguese form of Christopher
From Old Norse meaning cross town; an English surname associ...
Derived from the old Hungarian name Csana , of unknown meani...
From Old Irish meaning 'little wolf'
From Irish Mythology meaning 'hound of culann'
Probably from Old Irish camm meaning "bent, crooked" [1]
From Irish Gaelic ‘cuilín’ meaning young cub or from a Scott...
From Irish Ó Corraidhín, a Gaelic surname of uncertain origi...
From Old French meaning courteous or well-bred; an English s...
From Old English ‘cuþ’ meaning known and ‘beorht’ meaning br...
From the Roman family name Cyprianus , which meant "from Cyp...
From Greek ‘kyrios’ meaning lord; a saint’s name belonging t...
From Old French “cartier” meaning cart driver or transporter...
From Hebrew “Kalev” meaning whole-hearted, from “kol” (all) ...
From Old English “cuper” meaning barrel maker or maker of wo...
free man
bearer of Christ
crooked nose
follower of Christ
coal town