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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candela | f | Latin | Candela is a female first name derived from Candelaria, a Spanish name that refers to t… |
| Candelaria | f | Spanish | No information on the meaning is currently available |
| Candida | f | Latin | Candida is the feminine variant of the Latin name Candidus (or Candid) |
| Candido | m | Latin | Candido, a masculine first name, is the Italian, Spanish (Cándido), and Portuguese (Cân… |
| Canio | m | Latin | The name Canio, an Italian and Spanish derivation of Canius, means 'the Old Man' or 'th… |
| Caricia | f | Latin | The name Caricia is a Spanish diminutive of Carita, which in turn is derived from the L… |
| Carino | m | Latin | Carino is an Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish variant of the Roman name Carinus |
| Carita | f | Latin | The name Carita is considered an Italian, Swedish, and Spanish variant of the Latin ter… |
| Carla-Antonia | f | Spanish | Carla-Antonia is a double name combining Carla ("the free one") and Antonia ("the one d… |
| Carlos-Fernando | m | Spanish | Carlos-Fernando is a double name combining Carlos ("the man") and Fernando ("the bold p… |
| Carlos-Jose | m | Spanish | Carlos-Jose is a double name combining Carlos ("the man") and Jose ("God may add") |
| Carlos-Roberto | m | Spanish | Carlos-Roberto is a double name combining Carlos ("the man") and Roberto ("the glorious… |
| Carmela | f | Latin | Carmela is the Italian and Spanish form of Carmel as well as an alternative spelling of… |
| Carmelito | m | Latin | The name Carmelito is a pet form of Carmelo and traces back to the feminine variants Ca… |
| Carmellia | f | Latin | Carmellia, a name for girls, represents an Italian and Spanish form of the name Carmel |
| Carmelo | m | Latin | Carmelo is the masculine variant of Carmela and is thus related to the female names Car… |
| Carmilla | f | Latin | Carmilla, also known as Carmila, is a variant of the Hebrew name Carmel and is used in … |
| Carmina | f | Latin | Carmina is a girl's name that is common in both Italy and Spain and represents a form o… |
| Carolina-Danielle | f | French | Carolina-Danielle is a double name combining Carolina ("the free one or the beloved") a… |
| Carona | f | Latin | Carona is a girl's name considered a variant of Corona in Portuguese and Spanish |
| Cascaya | f | Spanish | The name Cascaya has its roots in Old Spanish and is a female first name |
| Casilda | f | Latin | The name Casilda has Spanish and Portuguese roots and is popularly associated with 'the… |
| Castigo | m | Spanish | The term also means 'punishment' |
| Catalaya | f | Spanish | Catalaya, a female first name, represents a Spanish form of Cataleya, which is derived … |
| Cayetana | f | Latin | The first name Cayetana represents the female variant of Cayetano, the Spanish form of … |
| Cayetano | m | Latin | Cayetano is the Spanish equivalent of the Latin name Caietanus, which is derived from t… |
| Cayo | m | Latin | Cayo is considered an Aragonese and Spanish variant of Cajus, which originally comes fr… |
| Ceara | f | The first name Ceara is regarded as the current English form of Ciera and Ciara | |
| Ceci | f | Latin | Ceci is a feminine form that is considered a diminutive of Cecilia, which in turn is de… |
| Cecibel | f | Latin | Cecibel, as a feminine name, is a Spanish spelling of Cecilia, which has its origin in … |
| Cecila | f | Latin | Cecila is an English and rare American form of the name Cecilia |
| Cedric-Jearmaine | m | Spanish | The origin of the name is Spanish |
| Celi | f | Latin | The name Celi is a Brazilian diminutive of Celia and means 'the Heavenly One' |
| Celia | f | Latin | Celia is a short form of Caelia, a feminized form of the Roman name Caelinus, which has… |
| Celina | f | Latin | The first name Celina has several possible origins and meanings |
| Celino | m | Latin | Celino is regarded as an Italian and Spanish short form of Caelinus, which traces back … |
| Celio | m | Latin | Celio is the masculine form of the name Celia in Italian and Spanish, originating from … |
| Ceno | m | Latin | The name Ceno has Slavic roots and means 'the Valuable' |
| Cereza | f | Portuguese | Cereza is a girl's name from Portuguese and Spanish, directly derived from Spanish |
| Cesar | m | Latin | Cesar represents an English variant, while the form César is used in French, Portuguese… |
| Cewilja | f | Spanish | A Spanish city that is spelled only slightly differently |
| Charbel | m | Aramaic | The first name Charbel, a variant of Sarbel, has its roots in Assyrian-Lebanese culture |
| Chavi | f | Indian | Chavi, a female first name of Indian origin, translates into English as 'the beautiful'… |
| Chayenne | f | Dutch | The name Chayenne represents an alternative spelling of the indigenous term Cheyenne |
| Checo | m | Spanish | Checo is considered a Spanish pet form and alternative variant of Sergio, which traces … |
| Chema | m | Egyptian | Chema is a short form of the Spanish double names 'José Maria' and 'José Manuel' |
| Chicko | m | Spanish | The name Chicko comes from the Spanish word 'chico', which means 'boy' or 'lad' |
| Chicquita | f | Spanish | Chicquita is a Spanish diminutive for 'small' |
| Chiquita | f | Spanish | Chiquita is a female first name that originates from Spanish |
| Christobal | m | Spanish | The name Christóbal derives from Cristóbal, the Spanish equivalent of Christoph, and it… |
| Cia | f | Latin | Cia is a diminutive of Cecilia, which in turn comes from the ancient Roman form Cäcilia |
| Ciano | m | Latin | Ciano is an Italian and Spanish short form of the name Luciano, which in turn originate… |
| Ciara | f | Irish | Ciara represents a modern female form of the traditional Irish name Ciaran (Ciarán), wh… |
| Ciela | f | Latin | The name Ciela comes from Spanish and is the feminine variant of Cielo |
| Cielo | u | Latin | The name Cielo comes from Spanish and literally means 'the Heavenly One.' Its origin tr… |
| Ciera | f | Ciera is a feminine form of the name that is regarded as a modern English derivative of… | |
| Cierra | f | English | Cierra is regarded as a modern English form of Sierra |
| Cilia | f | Latin | Cilia is regarded as a short form of Cecilia, another form of the name Cäcilia, which t… |
| Cilio | m | Latin | Cilio is a variant spelling of Cielo and also means 'the one who comes from heaven' |
| Cillvur | f | Spanish | No information is currently available regarding the meanings of the name Cillvur |
| Cinda | f | Latin | Cinda is a female first name that is regarded as a short form of Lucinda, a variant of … |
| Cintia | f | Portuguese | Cintia represents a Spanish and Hungarian form of Cynthia |
| 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… |
| Cirilo | m | Greek | Cirilo is a masculine first name that has its origins in Ancient Greek and means 'the L… |
| Clara-Marie | f | English | Clara-Marie is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Clarita | f | Latin | Clarita is a Spanish variation of the name Clara |
| Claudina | f | Latin | The name Claudina is a variant of Claudia and derives from the Roman name Claudius |
| Claudio | m | Latin | Claudio is the Italian form of the Latin Claudius, an ancient Roman family name |
| Claudita | f | Latin | Claudita is considered a Spanish diminutive and variant of Claudia, which is a feminine… |
| Clemencia | f | Latin | Clemencia is the Spanish form of Clementia, the feminine counterpart of the Latin name … |
| Cona | f | Latin | The name Cona, a short form of Concepcion or Conchita, carries the meaning 'the Pure' o… |
| Concepcion | f | Latin | Concepcion (Concepción) is a Roman Catholic name for girls that is directly related to … |
| Conchita | f | Latin | Conchita, as a feminine name with a capital 'C', is a Spanish diminutive of Concepción,… |
| Condon | m | Spanish | The name originates from Spanish |
| Constancia | f | Latin | Constancia is a Spanish and, in the spelling Constância, Portuguese form of Constanze |
| Consuela | f | Spanish | The name Consuela is a derivative of the Spanish girl's name Consuelo |
| Consuella | f | Spanish | The name Consuella is a derivative of the Spanish first name Consuelo and its global eq… |
| Consuelo | f | Spanish | Consuelo is a female first name of Spanish origin, derived from a title of the Virgin M… |
| Conzuela | f | Spanish | The name Conzuela is a rare form of the Spanish name Consuelo and its international spe… |
| Coralia | f | Latin | Coralia is a feminine first name that derives from the Galician and Spanish spelling of… |
| Corazon | f | Latin | Corazon (Corazón) is a feminine name that originates from Spanish and literally transla… |
| Corisande | f | Corisande is a classic French name for girls that likely has its roots in Old Spanish | |
| Cornelio | m | Latin | The name form Cornelio comes from the Italian and Spanish-speaking regions as well as t… |
| Corona | f | Latin | The female first name Corona is primarily found in Italian and Spanish regions |
| Cortez | m | English | The name Cortez (Cortéz) has Spanish roots and is derived from a family name |
| Coryse | f | Latin | The name Coryse is a French variant of Corisande and carries the meaning "the kind-hear… |
| Crisanto | m | Greek | The name Crisanto is derived from Chrysanthos (Chrýsanthos) and means 'the golden flowe… |
| Crispina | f | Latin | Crispina is a female variant of the name Crispin, which traces back to the Roman surnam… |
| Cristin-Cara | f | Spanish | The meaning of the name is 'the cool one' |
| Cristobal | m | Greek | The first name Cristobal (Cristóbal) derives from Christoph and has its roots in the an… |
| Cristobalina | f | Spanish | Cristobalina is the feminine derivative of Cristobal, a Spanish version of the name Chr… |
| Cruize | m | Latin | The name Cruize has its roots in Latin and is a masculine first name |
| Cruz | m | English | The name Cruz has its roots in Spanish and literally means 'the cross' |
| Currito | m | Spanish | The name originates from Spanish |
| Daciano | m | Latin | The name means 'from Dacia' |
| Dacierra | f | American | Dacierra is regarded as an African American variant of Sierra |
| Dacil | f | Spanish | Dacil or Dácil derives from the language of the Guanches and stands for 'the footprint'… |
| Dadiva | f | Spanish | The name Dadiva, female in gender, directly translates from Spanish as 'the gift' or 't… |
| Dafne | f | Italian | Dafne is the Italian and Spanish variant of the Ancient Greek name Daphne (Δάφνη) with … |