English Names starting with “C”

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ClaribelfLatinClaribel is a development of the name Clara and contains the common ending '-bel'
ClarinafLatinThe name Clarina is a derived form of Clara (Klara) and means approximately 'the Shinin…
ClarissafLatinClarissa is a female first name that is considered an extended form and medieval Latin …
ClarkmThe name Clark is derived from an Anglo-American surname and refers to a member of the …
Clark-TeddymEnglishThe name has English roots
ClarkemThe name Clarke is considered the English variant of the American name Clark, which was…
ClaryfLatinClary is an English diminutive derived from Clara and Clarissa
ClaudianmLatinClaudian is the masculine form of Claudia and a variant of Claudius
ClaudinafLatinThe name Claudina is a variant of Claudia and derives from the Roman name Claudius
ClaymAmericanClay is a short form of the name Clayton, which is traced back to an old English, locat…
ClaytonmAmericanClayton is originally an old English, place-based surname that derives from the Old Eng…
ClayvonmEnglisha modified form of the name Clayton, which derives from 'clay', meaning mud
CleliafLatinThe name Clelia has its roots in ancient Rome and is the feminine derivation of the nam…
ClematisfEnglishClematis refers to a climbing plant that blooms in various color nuances and can have d…
CleofEnglishCleo is on one hand a short form of Cleopatra and on the other hand of Cleon and Cleopa…
CleoniefEnglishThe name Cleonie, an English pet form of Cleo, is related to the ancient Greek name Kle…
CleorafAmericanThe name Cleora has its roots in the American form of the name Cleo, which is derived f…
CletusmEnglishThe first name Cletus comes from Latin and is a variant of the Greek Kleitos
ClevemAmericanCleve is a short form of the name Cleveland, which is also derived from a surname and h…
ClientonmThe meaning of Clienton can be described as 'the one who comes from the hill settlement…
CliffmEnglishCliff is a masculine first name that can be considered an English short form of Cliffor…
CliffordmEnglishThe name Clifford is masculine and has English origins, referring to a surname named af…
CliffymAmericanThe name Cliffy is a diminutive of the English names Clifford and Clifton
CliftonmEnglishThe name Clifton is derived from a surname that originally referred to a place
ClineshafHebrewClinesha is a rare female first name and an English variant of the name Clenesha
ClintmClint is a short form of the name Clinton, which traces back to an old English place name
ClintonmClinton is a masculine first name that derives from a historical English, locational su…
ClivemClive is a masculine first name that translates to 'the cliff' or 'the steep slope'
CliviafLatinThe name Clivia is a feminine variant of the English name Clive and derives from a surn…
CloudmEnglishCloud is both a male and a rare female first name that translates from English to mean …
CloudyfEnglishCloudy is both a female and a rare male name and is considered a pet form of Cloud
ClovefEnglishThe name Clove has its roots in the Middle English word clove, which means 'spice clove…
CloverfEnglishThe name Clover, which comes from English, can be directly translated as 'the lucky clo…
ClowfEnglishThe name Clow has its roots in English and is composed of various English words, althou…
ClydemEnglishClyde is not only a name for rivers in the English-speaking area but is also used as a …
CoaltonmThe first name Coalton, which represents a rare form of Colton, has its origins in an o…
ColemEnglishThe first name Cole originally comes from an English surname and has roots in the Anglo…
ColinmEnglishThe name Colin has two different origins and meanings
Colin-StuartmEnglishThere is currently no information available on the meaning
ColinafEnglishThe first name Colina is regarded as a Provençal form of Nicole and derives from the an…
ColletefEnglishCollete, a rare female first name, is the English short form of Nicollette, which is a …
CollinmFrenchCollin derives from the name Nicolas and means 'victory of the people,' which is derive…
ColombinefLatinColombine is the feminine form of the name Columba
ColtmEnglishThe name Colt, derived from Colton, can be translated as 'the town of coal.' The roots …
ColtermAmericanThe name Colter originates from the Old English language and can be translated as 'the …
ColtonmThe name Colton, masculine in gender, means "the town of coal." Alternatively, it is so…
ColumbiafLatinThe name Columbia, a variant of Columba, has its origin in Latin and means "the dove." …
ColumbinefLatinColumbine is a feminine form of Columba and has Latin roots
ColvinmColvin is a variant of Colin ("victory of the people")
ConanmEnglishThe name Conan (Conán) represents an English-Irish form of the Irish-Gaelic Cuan
ConfiafEnglishThe name Confia is derived from the English term 'confidential', which means confidenti…
ConnermEnglishConner is a modern, English, and Germanized variant of Connor, which is considered angl…
ConnormEnglishConnor is a younger anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar, derived from the Old …
ConstantinmLatinThe name Constantin derives from the Roman cognomen Constantinus, which contains the La…
ConwaymEnglishThe name Conway carries the meaning 'the hunting dog of the plain' and has its origins …
CookiefEnglishThe name Cookie is a girl's name in American and English contexts, whose meaning litera…
CoopermLatinThe name Cooper is occupational and comes from English, derived from a surname that mea…
Cora-AnnfAmericanCora-Ann is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Ann ("the gracious one")
Cora-CocofEnglishCora-Coco is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Coco ("the horned one")
Cora-LynnfEnglishCora-Lynn is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Lynn ("the gentle one")
CoralfLatinThe name Coral, given to girls, literally translates to 'the coral'
CoraliafLatinCoralia is a feminine first name that derives from the Galician and Spanish spelling of…
CoralinefLatinCoraline, a female first name, can be understood as an English and French variant of Co…
CorbinmLatinCorbin is derived from the ancient Roman names Corvinus and the Latin word corvus, whic…
CordafLatinThe first name Corda is an English abbreviation of Cordelia
CordareomEnglishThe name Cordareo, a masculine variant of Cordaro, is associated with the meaning 'the …
CoreyuLatinThe name Corey is of English origin and is primarily given to boys, but sometimes also …
CorinnafEnglishCorinna is a Latinized derivation of the Greek name Korinna, which traces back to the a…
CorinnefEnglishCorinne is a French derivative of Corinna, which in turn is a Latinized form of Korinna…
CornelluLatinCornell is a rare English variant of Cornelius and Cornelia and carries the meaning 'th…
CortezmEnglishThe name Cortez (Cortéz) has Spanish roots and is derived from a family name
CortneyuEnglishCortney is a variant of Courtney ("the one with the short nose")
CorvinmLatinCorvin is a derivative of the Roman name Corvinus, which traces back to Corvus
CorwinmLatinCorwin, an English boys' name, derives from a surname of the same name
CorymLatinCory is often considered a form of Corey and has a multifaceted meaning
CorydenmIrishCoryden is a masculine first name found in English and Irish-speaking areas
CorynnfEnglishThe name Corynn is a rare English variation of Corinne, which is an alternative form of…
CorynnafEnglishCorynna is a rare female first name that is regarded as an English spelling variant of …
CosmosmEnglishCosmos is the English form of the name Cosmas, which appears in Latin and traces back t…
CottonmCotton is a masculine first name known as an English word name for 'the cotton.' It als…
CovenfEnglishThe name "Coven" originally comes from the Old French and Latin "Conventum", meaning ag…
CozifEnglishThe name Cozi is an English name for girls that often serves as a nickname
CraigmAmericanCraig is a first name that has evolved from a traditional Scottish surname
CranemEnglishCrane is a rare masculine first name that has its origin in a surname and literally mea…
CrawfordmEnglishThe meaning of the name Crawford is 'ford where crows gather' or 'crows' ford'
CredellmEnglishThe name Credell, which is rarely used, means "the coward" or "the timid man" and has i…
CressidafEnglishCressida, a medieval English form of the Greek name Chryseis (Χρυσηίς), means in mythol…
CressyfAmericanCressy is a shortened and affectionate form of the name Cressida, the English variant o…
CrismEnglishCris is primarily considered a male first name, but it is also a shortened form of name…
CrispianmLatinCrispian is an old English variation of the name Crispin, which is associated with the …
CristalfGreekCristal is a spelling variant of the English name Crystal and carries the meaning "the …
CristelfLatinCristel is a Mexican spelling of Christel, a diminutive form of Christina and Christine…
CristenfLatinCristen is a female and occasionally male first name that carries the meaning 'Christia…
CristinfLatinCristin is a form of Christin and Christine, which in turn have their origin in the Lat…
CristlemEnglishCristle is an unusual spelling of the name Crystal, which means 'the crystal' in English
CrowleymThe name Crowley has its origins as a surname and results from the Gaelic Ó Cruadhlaoic…
CruzmEnglishThe name Cruz has its roots in Spanish and literally means 'the cross'
CrystinafLatinCrystina is an English form of Christina, carrying the meaning "the Christian" or "foll…
CubamLatinCuba is a masculine first name that carries the meaning "the one resting on the ground.…
CullinmEnglishThe origin of the name Cullin lies in the surname Cullen, which is derived from the Gae…

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