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427 names starting with C, from 27 naming traditions, each with its meaning, origin and pronunciation.
- CruzitaGirlA diminutive form of Cruz, the Spanish word for "cross", with the affectionate -ita suffix.
- CrystalGirlFrom the English word crystal, referring to clear colourless glass sometimes cut into gemstone shapes, ultimately from…
- CuaGirlFrom Hmong cua, "wind".
- CuauhtémocBoyFrom Nahuatl Cuauhtemoc, "descending eagle", joining cuāuhtli "eagle" with a form of temo "to come down".
- CullenBoyFrom an Irish surname, derived from the word for "back" or taken from the personal name Cullann.
- CunégondeGirlBold in war, from Germanic elements meaning bold and war.
- CunobelinusBoyA Latinised royal name combining a Brittonic word for hound with a second element read either as the god Belenus's name…
- CurlyBoyFrom the English word describing hair that forms tight loops or waves, used as a given name typically for boys with…
- CurranBoyDerived from an Irish family name originally meaning "spear" or connected to the personal name Corraidhín.
- CurtBoyA shortened form of Curtis or a variant of Kurt, ultimately derived from the French word for "courteous".
- CurtisBoyDerived from an Old French surname meaning "courteous" or "polite", referring to someone with refined manners.
- CuthbertBoyFrom Old English elements meaning "known, familiar" and "bright, famous": together, something close to "well known" or…
- CvetkaGirlThe feminine form of Cvetko, derived from the South Slavic word cvet, meaning "blossom" or "flower".
- CvetkoBoyFrom the South Slavic word cvet, meaning "blossom" or "flower", with the masculine diminutive ending -ko.
- CyBoyA shortened form of Cyrus or Cyril, used as a standalone given name derived from Persian or Greek roots.
- CyanUnisexFrom the English word for a greenish-blue colour, derived from Greek kyanos meaning "dark blue".
- CybillGirlA variant spelling of Sibyl, derived from Greek Sibylla, a prophetess or seer in ancient mythology and classical texts.
- CyndiGirlA shortened form of Cynthia, derived from the Greek name Kynthia meaning "from Kynthos", a mountain on the island of…
- CynthiaGirlLatinized from Greek Κυνθία (Kynthia), "woman from Cynthus", an epithet of the moon goddess Artemis tied to her…
- CynwrigBoyBuilt from Old Welsh words for "foremost, chief" and "man", roughly "a leading man".
- CyriaqueBoyLordly; from the Greek kyrios meaning 'lord'.
- CyrielBoyFrom Greek Kyrilos: "lordly" or "of the lord".
- CyrielleGirlLordly; feminine form derived from the Greek kyrios meaning 'lord'.
- CyrilBoyFrom the Greek name Kyrillos, derived from kyrios meaning "lord", a word frequently used in Greek texts to refer to God…
- CyrillaGirlThe feminine form of Cyril, derived from the Greek name Kyrillos meaning lordly or master.
- CyrilleUnisexLordly; from the Greek kyrios meaning 'lord'.
- CyrusBoyFrom Greek Κῦρος (Kyros), a Hellenized form of the Old Persian Kuruš; the original meaning is unsettled, read variously…