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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Christoph | m | Christoph is a short form of Christopherus, derived from the ancient Greek name Christo… | |
| Christophe | m | French | Christophe means "Christ-bearer" or "the Christ carrying one." The name has its roots i… |
| Christopher | m | English | The name Christopher is an English form of Christoph and has its origins in the Latiniz… |
| Christopherus | m | The name Christopherus is regarded as a predominantly German form of Christophorus, whi… | |
| Christophin | f | The name Christophin is a rare female form of Christoph and means 'the Christ-bearer' | |
| Christophine | f | Christophine is a feminine form of the name Christoph, which in turn is derived from th… | |
| Christophor | m | Greek | The name Christophor, a less common form of Christopher and Christoph, has its roots in… |
| Christophorus | m | The name Christophorus is derived from the ancient Greek name Christophoros and literal… | |
| Christos | m | The masculine first name Christos (Χριστός) is a designation for Jesus, originally used… | |
| Christpher | m | English | The name Christpher, used for boys, means 'the Christ bearer' |
| Christus | m | Latin | The name Christus is a Latinized form of the Ancient Greek term χριστός (christos) and … |
| Christy | f | Latin | Christy is a derived form of Christina and Christine, which are considered the feminine… |
| Chrisulla | f | Latin | Chrisulla is a girl's name composed of Latin and Ancient Greek elements |
| Chrysa | f | Greek | Chrysa is a short form of the Greek name Chrysantha, which is considered a feminine der… |
| Chrysander | m | Chrysander is a variation of Chrysanthos (Chrýsanthos), which means 'the golden flower'… | |
| Chrysant | m | Greek | The name Chrysant, a Low German variant of the Greek Chrysanthos (Chrýsanthos), stands … |
| Chrysantha | f | English | Chrysantha is a female first name that can be translated as "the golden flower." A deep… |
| Chrysanthi | f | Chrysanthi (Chrysánthi) is a female first name that can be translated as 'the golden fl… | |
| Chryso | f | Greek | The name Chryso is an abbreviation of Chrysoula and carries the meanings 'the Golden On… |
| Chrysogon | m | Greek | The term comes from Greek and means "Goldborn." |
| Chrysologus | m | Chrysologus is a boy's name of Greek origin, whose meaning is derived from the words 'c… | |
| Chrysostomu | m | Greek | Chrysostomu is a male first name that means 'golden mouth' or 'the one with the golden … |
| Chrysoula | f | Greek | Chrysoula is a Greek girl's name (Χρυσούλα) with origins in Ancient Greek |
| Chrystal | f | The meaning of the name Chrystal as a female first name is "the crystal" and is a varia… | |
| Chrystelle | f | Latin | The first name Chrystelle is a French variation of Christelle, which is derived from th… |
| Chrystyna | f | Latin | Chrystyna is considered a Scandinavian form of Christina |
| Ciana | f | Latin | Ciana is an English feminine form of the Irish Gaelic name Cian |
| Ciano | m | Latin | Ciano is an Italian and Spanish short form of the name Luciano, which in turn originate… |
| Cimon | m | Latin | The name Cimon, a Latinized variant of Kimon, has an ancient Greek origin |
| Cinda | f | Latin | Cinda is a female first name that is regarded as a short form of Lucinda, a variant of … |
| Cindel | f | Dutch | Cindel is a less common Dutch form of Cynthia |
| Cindia | f | Latin | Cindia, as a girl's name, is a variation of the names Cindy and Cinda |
| Cindy | f | French | Cindy is a female first name that is considered a short and affectionate form of Cynthi… |
| Cino | m | Latin | Cino serves as an old Italian pet name derived from names like Felicino, Leoncino, Lupi… |
| Cintia | f | Portuguese | Cintia represents a Spanish and Hungarian form of Cynthia |
| Cinzia | f | Italian | Cinzia, an Italian form of the name Cynthia, is translated in German as 'the one coming… |
| Ciprian | m | The name Ciprian, as the Romanian form of Cyprian, derives from the Latin Cyprianus and… | |
| Cira | f | Italian | The name Cira can be regarded as an Italian, Latin American, and Portuguese form of Kira |
| Ciriaco | m | Italian | Ciriaco or Ciríaco is a male first name that is considered the Italian, Portuguese, and… |
| Ciril | m | The name Ciril is a form of Kyrill, which has both Romance and South Slavic roots and t… | |
| Cirila | f | Cirila translates to "the one who belongs to the Lord", "the rightful lady", "the ruler… | |
| Cirillo | m | Italian | The name Cirillo represents an Italian form of Cyril and has its roots in the ancient G… |
| Cirillu | m | The first name Cirillu represents a Corsican and Sicilian form of Cyril and traces back… | |
| Cirilo | m | Greek | Cirilo is a masculine first name that has its origins in Ancient Greek and means 'the L… |
| Ciro | m | The masculine name Ciro is an Italian and Spanish form of Cyrus, a Latinized version of… | |
| Cirsten | f | Latin | Cirsten is a feminine variant of the name Kirsten and means 'the Christian' or 'followe… |
| Cirstin | f | Latin | Cirstin is a less common form of Christine and Cristin and means 'the Christian' or 'fo… |
| Cla | m | Cla (also Clà) is a short form of Nicola and is mainly used in Switzerland | |
| Claas | m | Greek | The name Claas is a Low German and Dutch short form of Nikolaus or Nicolaas and carries… |
| Claes | m | Scandinavian | This male first name Claes means 'victory of the people' |
| Clais | m | Clais, a masculine first name, is a Flemish and Belgian spelling of Claas as well as it… | |
| Clara-Sophie | f | Latin | Clara = pure, bright, clear; Sophia < Sophie = wisdom |
| Clas | m | Clas is a variant of Klas, used in both Low German and Swedish, derived from Nikolaus, … | |
| Clasien | f | Clasien is a female first name that is considered an unusual Dutch spelling of Nicole a… | |
| Claus | m | Greek | As a variant of Klaus, Claus is an independent short form of the name Nikolaus, which i… |
| Claus-Peter | m | The double name Claus-Peter is composed of the names Claus and Peter | |
| Clausjörg | m | Clausjörg is composed of the names Claus and Jörg and means 'the victorious farmer' | |
| Clausjürgen | m | The name Clausjürgen combines the meanings of the names Claus and Jürgen | |
| Clea | f | Clea is a feminine variant of the unisex name Cleo | |
| Clematis | f | English | Clematis refers to a climbing plant that blooms in various color nuances and can have d… |
| Cleo | f | English | Cleo is on one hand a short form of Cleopatra and on the other hand of Cleon and Cleopa… |
| Cleodora | f | The name Cleodora, a girl's name, is derived from the Latinizing variant Kleodora (Κλεο… | |
| Cleofa | f | The name Cleofa is composed of two ancient Greek terms: 'kleos' means glory and 'pater'… | |
| Cleofe | f | Italian | Cleofe is a variant of Cleopatra ("glory of the father") |
| Cleomenes | m | Latin | Cleomenes stands for "the glorious one" and was particularly used among Spartan kings |
| Cleon | m | Greek | Cleon is a Latinized form of the Greek name Kleon (Κλέων) and translates to 'the glorio… |
| Cleona | f | Irish | The name Cleona is a Latinized variant of the Greek Kleone (Κλεώνη) and can also be see… |
| Cleonie | f | English | The name Cleonie, an English pet form of Cleo, is related to the ancient Greek name Kle… |
| Cleopatra | f | Cleopatra, a name meaning 'glory of the father' or 'the famous one through the father,'… | |
| Cleophane | f | The name Cleophane has its roots in ancient Greek and is made up of the words 'kleos' f… | |
| Cleophas | m | The name Cleophas has its roots in the ancient Greek language and is composed of the wo… | |
| Cleophea | f | The name Cleophea, a Swiss form of Cleopatra and Kleopatra, carries the meaning 'the gl… | |
| Cleophee | f | French | The name Cleophee (Cléophée) is an old French variant of the name Cleopatra and carries… |
| Cleora | f | American | The name Cleora has its roots in the American form of the name Cleo, which is derived f… |
| Cletus | m | English | The first name Cletus comes from Latin and is a variant of the Greek Kleitos |
| Cleusa | f | Cleusa is a girl's name whose roots lie in ancient Greek | |
| Clia | f | Greek | The name Clia has its roots in ancient Greek and belongs to the category of female firs… |
| Clio | f | Italian | Clio, a female first name, is considered the Italian variant of Klio, which in turn is … |
| Cloe | f | Cloe, also spelled Cloé and Cloë, is a variant of the name Chloe and carries the meanin… | |
| Clytus | m | The name Clytus has its roots in ancient Greek and translates into English as "the Famo… | |
| Coleta | f | Coleta means 'the victory of the people' and 'the female victor over the people.' The n… | |
| Coletta | f | Greek | Coletta translates to 'the victory of the people' and 'the female victor over the peopl… |
| Colette | f | Colette means "the victory of the people" and "the victor over the people." The name is… | |
| Colin | m | English | The name Colin has two different origins and meanings |
| Colin-Maurice | m | Latin | Colin is an English short form of Nicholas, which means 'victor of the people.' Additio… |
| Colin-Stuart | m | English | There is currently no information available on the meaning |
| Colina | f | English | The first name Colina is regarded as a Provençal form of Nicole and derives from the an… |
| Collete | f | English | Collete, a rare female first name, is the English short form of Nicollette, which is a … |
| Collin | m | French | Collin derives from the name Nicolas and means 'victory of the people,' which is derive… |
| Collin-Julien | m | Greek | Collin-Julien is a double name combining Collin ("victory of the people") and Julien ("… |
| Collin-Ty | m | Currently, no details about the meaning are available | |
| Collins | m | Collins is primarily a male first name that is also used for girls | |
| Conja | f | Polish | The name Conja is a Polish derivative of Sonya, which in turn is a Russian diminutive o… |
| Constantinos | m | Latin | Constantinos is an ancient Greek variant of the name Constantin and originates from the… |
| Cora | f | The female first name Cora is a Latinized German and English short form of Corinna, a v… | |
| Cora-Delia | f | Cora-Delia is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Delia ("the one from the is… | |
| Cora-Sophie | f | Greek | Cora-Sophie is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Sophie ("the wisdom") |
| Coral | f | Latin | The name Coral, given to girls, literally translates to 'the coral' |
| Coralia | f | Latin | Coralia is a feminine first name that derives from the Galician and Spanish spelling of… |
| Coraline | f | Latin | Coraline, a female first name, can be understood as an English and French variant of Co… |