Names Starting with C

One who hunts or pursues, derived from the occupation or action of chasing game.

A follower of Christ, derived from the Latin word for Christ.

Derived from a place name in Normandy, referring to a person from Colville or a ...

A person from Cabot or one who is a coaster or coastal trader.

Derived from a place name meaning 'cold well' or 'cold spring.'

Devotion to God or whole-hearted.

Dove or devotee of Saint Columba.

A calf herder or one who tends to calves.

Bald or hairless.

Crooked nose or bent nose.

Young ceremonial attendant or helper.

Derived from the Latin Camillus, possibly meaning 'attendant' or 'acolyte,' or r...

Derived from the Latin Camillus, possibly meaning 'attendant' or 'acolyte,' or r...

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'crooked mouth' or 'wry mouth.'

Beautiful or precious.

Derived from the ecclesiastical title of cardinal, or from a surname referring t...

A person from a fort or fortress, or one with dark features.

A man or fellow, free man.

A person from Carlisle, a city in northern England near the Scottish border.

Free man; a man of the people.

Free man; a man of the people.

The Italian feminine form of Carlo, derived from Charles, meaning 'free man' or ...

Derived from a place name meaning 'settlement of the peasants' or 'town of the c...

Derived from an occupational surname meaning 'cart driver' or 'man who operates ...

A garden or vineyard, derived from the Latin word for song or poem.

Derived from the Hebrew word meaning 'vineyard' or 'my vineyard.'

Derived from a place name in Lanarkshire, Scotland, possibly meaning 'fort of Mi...

Derived from Carolus, meaning 'man' or 'free man,' associated with the name Char...

Free woman or woman of the people.

The feminine form of Carolus, meaning 'free woman' or 'woman of strength.'

A variant of Caroline, meaning 'free woman' or 'woman of strength.'

A person who lives near a marsh or fen.

Free woman; a woman of the people.

Descendant of Cearbhall, a champion or warrior.

Champion or warrior, derived from Irish Gaelic roots.

One who drives a cart or transports goods.

Possibly derived from a place name or as a variant of Carol, meaning 'free man' ...

A person who makes or sells cases or boxes.

A person who is vigilant or watchful, derived from an Irish surname meaning 'des...

Derived from Slavic elements meaning 'to proclaim peace' or 'famous peacemaker.'

A person who makes or sells cases, or a variant of Cassandra.

Derived from the Latin family name Cassius, possibly meaning 'hollow' or 'vain.'

Castle or fortress.

Battle warrior.

Cart at the cathedral or church.

Pure or clear.

Pure or chaste.

Pure or chaste.

All-knowing or wise.

Pure, derived from the Greek name Katherine.

A person from Gaeta, an ancient city in Italy, or one who is from that region.

Uncertain; possibly related to 'caza' or hunting.

Blind or dim-sighted.

Blind or one who is blind to worldly concerns.

Blind or dim-sighted.

Blind or dim-sighted.

Moon or moonlight.

Located in the center or middle.

Life or living.

Chamberlain or officer of the chamber.

Champion or victor.

Smooth, free from obstacles, or prosperous.

Dweller in a ravine or narrow valley.

Varies by character selection; potentially 'morning pearl' or 'tide pearl'.

Dweller at a chapel or one who tends a chapel.

Merchant or trader.

One who brings joy or grace.

Free man or one of noble birth.

A free man or one of noble birth, derived from the Germanic root meaning 'man' o...

A free man or one of noble birth; a man of strength.

Free woman or woman of strength.

Free man or man of strength.

A free woman or woman of noble birth; a woman of strength.

A person from Chauncey or one associated with the place, possibly meaning 'from ...

A person from Chauncey or one associated with the place, possibly meaning 'from ...

The meaning depends on the Chinese characters used; typically combines elements ...

From the camp of the fortress or fortified place.

From the Roman fort or walled town.

Wood near a fortress or fortified place.

Varies by character selection; potentially 'morning' or 'tide'.

Uncertain; potentially related to 'morning' or 'tide' if Chinese origin.

Bright, clear, or famous.

A diminutive or nickname, possibly derived from 'chick' meaning a young bird or ...

The meaning depends on the specific Chinese characters used, which can vary wide...

A Thai feminine name of uncertain etymology.

In Spanish, it can mean 'small' or relate to the word for 'spark'; in Hindi, it ...

The meaning depends on the specific kanji characters used in writing the name.

The meaning varies depending on the Chinese characters used; it can relate to 'd...

The anointed one; a title meaning 'messiah' or 'the anointed.'

A beautiful Christian; combining 'Christ' with 'belle' meaning beautiful.

A follower of Christ; derived from the name Christian.

Follower of Christ or anointed one.

One who carries Christ or bears the name of Christ, derived from Greek elements ...

Derived from Christos, meaning 'anointed one' or 'follower of Christ.'

The meaning depends on the Chinese characters used; it can relate to 'pearl,' 'v...

The meaning depends on the specific Chinese characters used in the name.

Ancient or enduring.

Dark or black.

Dark or black-haired.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

Clear, bright, or illustrious.

From Clare or one from the bright place.

A clerk or scribe, someone who works with writing and records.

A clerk or scribe; one who is learned or educated.

The son of Clark; a patronymic surname meaning 'son of the clerk.'

Lame or limping, from the Roman family name Claudius.

Feminine form of Claudius, derived from the Roman family name Claudius, meaning ...

Masculine form of the Roman family name Claudius, derived from 'claudus' meaning...

Lame or limping, derived from the Roman family name Claudius.

Clay; one who works with clay.

A surname-derived given name meaning 'stream where clay is found' or 'clay strea...

Settlement built on clay soil.

A surname-derived name possibly meaning 'a person who is lame' or from a place n...

Mild, merciful, and clement in temperament.

Short form of Cleopatra, derived from Greek elements meaning 'glory' and 'father...

A name derived from Old English meaning 'cliff' or 'steep bank.'

Land of the cliff or steep bank.

One who lives near a cliff or steep slope.

A ford by a cliff or a settlement by a steep riverbank.

Settlement situated on or near a cliff.

A settlement on a hill or a town on a hill, derived from Old English elements.

Named after the River Clodagh.

Warm or from the River Clyde.

A surname-derived name meaning 'dark-haired' or from a place name meaning 'coal ...

A surname-derived name possibly meaning 'cold valley' or 'coal valley.'

A name derived from Old English meaning 'coal' or 'dark,' or from the personal n...

Follower of Nicholas or one with a coal-dark complexion.

A surname-derived name, plural or possessive form of Cole, meaning 'of Cole' or ...

Victory of the people.

Young warrior or follower of Nicholas.

An Italian surname-derived name, possibly a diminutive or variant of Cola or Nic...

Girl or young woman.

Dove.

A name meaning 'dove' or derived from the Latin 'columba,' often associated with...

A surname-derived name of uncertain origin, possibly referring to a geographical...

Steadfast and true.

Bold counsel or brave advisor.

Steadfast or constant.

Steadfast, constant, and unwavering; one who stands firm.

Derived from the Latin 'constans,' meaning 'steadfast,' 'constant,' or 'firm.'

An Irish surname-derived name meaning 'hound of the plain' or from the river Con...

One who lives by a cool ridge or cool stream.

Derived from the Greek word 'kore,' meaning 'maiden' or 'daughter.'

One who makes or sells rope, or derived from a place name.

Relating to rope or cord.

Maiden or young girl.

Carefree or without care.

Horn or related to the horn-bearing cornel tree.

Horn, derived from the Latin word for horn, possibly referring to a horn-like ob...

Settlement or town associated with a person named Cora or with crows.

Friend of the heart or heart's friend.

Order, harmony, or the universe.

From a cottage or settlement associated with cotton production.

A nobleman of rank or one who counts.

From the court or short nose.

Coxswain or one who steers a boat.

Rocky cliff or crag.

Settlement of cranes or a place where cranes gather.

Ford where crows gather or a crow ford.

A system of beliefs or principles.

Belief or faith.

Uncertain; possibly related to a place name or occupational surname.

Bold or brave in battle.

One with curly hair.

A courteous person; one who is polite and well-mannered.

From a place with a curved or bent shape.

A man associated with a cushion maker or seller.

Meaning uncertain; possibly related to Powhatan or Algonquian languages.

Woman from Cynthus, a mountain sacred to the goddess Diana.

From Cyrene, an ancient Greek city in North Africa.

Lordly or noble, derived from the Greek word for lord.

Sun or throne.