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Name   Meanings   Gender   Derivations  
                 
C n n   Little hound.   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Cable   Rope maker.   Male   Cabe, Kabe, Kable   Old english
Cadal   Warrior   Male   Cadall, Kadal, Kadall   Celtic
Cadby   Dweller by the warrior's estate.   Male   Cadbee, Cadbey, Cadbi, Cadbie   Old norse, old english
Caddoc   Warrior. keen for battle.   Male   Caddock, Cadock, Cadok   Welsh
Cade   Battle warrior.   Male   Caid, Cayd   Welsh
Cadell   Battle in the valley.   Male   Cade, Cadel, Caden, Caidel   Celtic
Caden   Irish - spirit of war   Male   Caeden, Caiden, Cayden   Irish, celtic, welsh
Cadeyrn   King of battle.   Male   Caderyn   Welsh
Cadfan   High battle.   Male   Caedfan, Caidfan, Caydfan   Welsh
Cadfer   Lord of battle.   Male   Caedfer, Caidfer, Caydfer   Welsh
Cadman   Warrior   Male   Cadmen, Caedman, Caidman, Caydman   Celtic
Cadmar   Brave warrior.   Male   Cadmer, Cadmir, Caedmar, Caidmar   Celtic
Cadmus   The founder king of thebes in greek mythology.   Male   N/A   Greek
Cadoc   Warlike one.   Male   N/A   Welsh
Cadwallader   War leader.   Male   N/A   Welsh
Caeden   Spirit of battle; companion.   Male   Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden   Welsh, arabic
Caelan   Powerful in battle.   Male   Caelen, Caelin, Caelon, Caelyn   Irish, gaelic
Caesar   Imperial. long haired.   Male   Caesare, Caesario, Caesarius (swedish, Danish)   Latin
Caffer   Protection for the head in battle. helmet.   Male   N/A   Celtic
Cahil   Young, naive.   Male   Cahill, Kahil, Kahill, Kahyl   Turkish
Cahir   Warrior   Male   Cahyr, Kahir, Kahyr   Celtic
Cai   Happy   Male   Cae, Caio, Caius, Caw   Welsh, latin
Caillum   Dove   Male   N/A   Welsh
Cain   Spear, possession; tribute   Male   Caen, Caene, Cainan, Caine   Hebrew, gaelic
Cairbre   Strong man.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cairn   Landmark piled with stones.   Male   Cairne, Cairnes, Carn, Carne   Welsh
Cairo   Geographical - the capital of egypt.   Male   Cayro, Kairo, Kayro   Arabic
Caislav   Glory. victory. honour.   Male   Cayslav, Kaislav, Kayslav   Slavic
Caius   Of the roman gens of caius.   Male   N/A   Latin
Cal   A short form of names beginning with "cal".   Male   N/A   Latin
Calder   From the rough water stream with the stones.   Male   Cale   English, scottish
Caldwell   Dweller by the old stream.   Male   Caldwel, Kaldwel, Kaldwell   Old english
Cale   Faithful. a short form of caleb.   Male   Cael, Caell, Cail, Caill   Hebrew
Caleb   Faithful, bold, victorious dog.   Male   Caelab, Cailab, Calab, Cale   Hebrew, arabic
Caley   Slender one from the meadow.   Male   Calea, Caleah, Calee, Caleigh   Irish, old english
Calhoun   Hero warrior of the forest.   Male   Calhoon, Colhoun, Colquhoun, Kalhoon   Irish
Calisto   Most beautiful. derived from the greek word kallistos.   Male   Callisto, Callistus   Greek
Callaghan   Conflicted   Male   Calaghan, Calahan, Callahan, Kalaghan   Irish
Callagun   Blue fig.   Male   Calagun, Kalagun, Kallagun   Australian aboriginal
Callan   The sparrow-hawk bird   Male   Calan, Calen, Calin, Callen   Australian aboriginal
Callis   Goblet or cup. chalice.   Male   Calliss, Callys, Callyss, Kallis   Latin
Callum   Dove, peace; follower of st columbious. gentle.   Male   Calam, Calem, Calim, Callam   Irish, scottish, gaelic
Calvert   Cowboy, herder of calves   Male   Calbert, Calburt, Kalbert, Kalvert   Old english
Calvin   Bald one.   Male   Caiv, Calvan, Calven, Calvino (italian   Latin
Cam   Bent nose or loved. the short form of cameron   Male   Cameron, Kam   Gypsy
Camden   Dweller in the winding, windy valley   Male   Camdan, Camdin, Camdon, Camdyen   Irish
Cameron   Crooked. bent nose; happy.   Male   Camar, Camaron, Cameran, Camerson   Scottish, gaelic, kurd
Camilo   Ceremonial attendant; born in freedom.   Male   Camiel, Camillo, Camilow, Camillus   Tongan, french
Camlo   Lovely   Male   Camlow, Kamlo, Kamlow   Gypsy
Campbell   Crooked, bent mouth; from the beautiful, bright field.   Male   Cambel, Cambell, Camp, Kambel   Scottish, gaelic, french
Canada   Cabin. geographical - the country.   Male   Canadah, Kanada, Kanadah   Iroquois
Candide   White   Male   Candid, Candida, Candide (french), Candido (latin)   French
Canice   Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach.   Male   Canyce, Kanice, Kanyce   Celtic, irish
Cannon   Church official, cannon, gun shooter.   Male   Canan, Canen, Canin, Cannan   French
Cantrell   Singer   Male   Cantrel   Latin
Canute   Knot; white-haired /complexioned; race.   Male   Cnut, Cnute, Kanut, Kanute   Scandinavian, latin, old norse
Caoimh n   Handsome. a form of kevin.   Male   N/A   Irish
Caolan   Slender place.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cappi   Prosperity, luck, good fortune, profit.   Male   Cappee, Cappey, Cappie, Cappy   Gypsy, italian
Car   From the castle.   Male   Carr, Kar, Karr   Irish
Caradoc   Friend, amiable.   Male   Caractacus, Caradawg, Carartacos, Carthae   Welsh
Carden   One who combs out wool fibres, a card.   Male   Cardan, Cardin, Cardon, Cardyn   Old french
Cardew   Black foot.   Male   Carew   Old welsh
Carey   Pure.; from the castle on the rocky island.   Male   Care, Caree, Carre, Carrey   Greek, welsh
Carl   Strong, courageous. a form of charles.   Male   Cael, Cahal, Carlan, Carlew   Old german
Carleton   From carl's town, from the town of charles, from the strong, courageous town.   Male   Carlton   Old english
Carlin   Little champion; strong, courageous one frm the pool.   Male   Carlan, Carlen, Carley, Carli   Irish, old english
Carlisle   From carl's island, from charles' island; dweller at the strengthened castle.   Male   Carlyle   Old english, celtic
Carlos   Contraction of charles, strong, courageous.   Male   Carlo, Carolo, Charlo, Chalos   Italian, spanish
Carlton   From carl's / charles' town, from the strong, courageous town.   Male   Carleton, Charlton   Old english
Carmelo   Fruitful orchid.   Male   Carmel (arabic), Karmel, Karmelo, Karmilo   Hebrew
Carmen   Vineyard of the lord.   Male   Carmeli, Carmelo (hebrew), Carmen, Carmi   Arabic
Carmichael   Friend of st michael; from the castle of st michael.   Male   N/A   Scottish, irish
Carmine   Song, red.   Male   Carman, Carmen, Carmon, Karmine   Latin
Carnell   One who defends the castle.   Male   Carnel, Karnel, Karnell   English
Carney   Victorious warrior.   Male   Carnee, Carney, Carnie, Karnee   Irish
Carol   Strong, courageous, farmer, graceful; joyful christmas song.   Male   Carollan   German, hebrew, english
Carr   From the marsh.   Male   Car, Carson, Carsten, Carvel   Scandinavian, norse
Carrick   A rock, from the rocky headland, cliff.   Male   Carric, Carrik, Carringon, Karric   Gaelic
Carroll   Strong, courageous; joyful christmas song; champion warrior.   Male   Carol, Carrol, Karrol, Karroll   German, english, celtic
Carson   Son of carr, son of the marsh dweller.   Male   Carsan, Carse, Carsen, Carsin   English, scottish
Carsten   Blessed, annointed one; a follower of christ, christian.   Male   Karsten (swedish)   Greek, german
Carswell   Dweller at the watercress stream.   Male   Carswel, Carswold, Karswel, Karswell   Old english
Carsyn   Son of carr.   Male   Carsen, Carsin, Carson   English, scottish
Carter   Cart maker and driver.   Male   Cart, Cartar, Cartor, Kart   Old english
Cartland   From the island, from the cart builder's land.   Male   Cartlan, Kartlan, Kartland   Scottish, england
Cartwright   Cart maker.   Male   Cartright   English
Carvel   Song; from the wood carver's village.   Male   Carvell, Carvelle, Karvel, Karvell   Manx, french
Carver   One who carves wood, sculptor.   Male   Carvar, Carvir, Carvor, Kavar   English
Cary   Loving, from the castle.   Male   Caree, Carey, Cari, Carie   Celtic
Casey   Brave, aggressive warrior.   Male   Casee, Casi, Casie, Cassee   Irish
Cash   Vain; wealth, money.   Male   Cashe   Latin, english
Cashel   Fortified, strengthened castle wall.   Male   Cashell   Irish
Cashlin   From the little castle by the stream.   Male   Cashlind, Cashlyn   Celtic
Casimir   Peace is announced.   Male   Casimiro (spanish), Caximir, Caximier, Kashis   Polish
Caslav   Honour, glory.   Male   Castilav, Kaslav   Slavic
Casper   Guardian of the treasure.   Male   Caspar, Caspir, Gappe, Gaso   Persian
Cass   Clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas".   Male   N/A   Irish
Cassidy   Clever, curly-haired.   Male   Cassian, Cassidee, Cassidey, Cassidi   Irish
Cassie   Prophet; clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas".   Male   Casi, Cassi, Cassy   Greek, irish
Cassius   Vain   Male   Casius, Cassio (italian)   Latin
Castimir   Peace, honour.   Male   N/A   Slavic
Castle   From the castle.   Male   N/A   Latin
Castor   Beaver; castle attendant.   Male   Castar, Caster, Castir   Latin, old english
Catalin   Magical wizard. a masculine form of caitlin, pure pool.   Male   Caitalin   Irish
Cater   One who caters for parties.   Male   Cat, Cate, Catee, Catey   English
Cathal   Mighty, wise in the eye of the battle. battle mighty. a masculine form of cathy, purity.   Male   Cathel, Cathol   Celtic, gaelic
Cathbert   Bright, famous.   Male   Courtenay (french), Courtland, Courtlandt, Courtney   Old english
Cathmor   Great warrior; from the pure moor. a masculine form of cathy, purity.   Male   Cathmore, Cathmoor, Cathmoore, Cathmore   Irish, gaelic, old english
Cato   Cautious wisdom.   Male   Caton   Latin
Cavan   Handsome   Male   N/A   Irish
Cavanaugh   Handsome   Male   Cavan, Caven, Cavin, Cavon   Irish
Cavell   Little, active; from the cave valley.   Male   Cavel, Kavel, Kavell   Old french, old english
Cavill   From the field of jackdaw.   Male   Cavil, Caville, Kavil, Kavill   Old english
Cawley   Ancestral relic, ancient; from the cow meadow.   Male   Calea, Cawleah, Cawlee, Cawleigh   Scottish, old norse, old english
Cayden   Spirit of battle; companion.   Male   Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden   Welsh, arabic
Cearbhall   Victorious warrior. a form of carroll.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cecil   Unseeing. a masculine form of cecelia.   Male   Cacilius (dutch), Caecilianus, Caecilius, Cecile   Latin
Cedomil   Child of love.   Male   Cedomilo   Slavic
Cedric   Gift, splendour; war chief.   Male   Cadadoc, Caddaric, Cedrick, Cedrik   Welsh, old english
Cedro   Cedar, juniper tree.   Male   N/A   Spanish
Celerino   Faster   Male   Celerin   Latin
Celestine   Little moon; little heavenly one.   Male   Celestino (italian), Celestyn (polish)   Greek, french, latin
Cemal   Handsome   Male   Cemal   Arabic
Cephas   Stone   Male   Cephus   Aramaic
Cerdic   Beloved   Male   Caradoc, Caradog, Ceredig, Ceretic   Welsh
Cerek   Lord   Male   Cerik   Polish
Ceri   Loved   Male   N/A   Welsh
Cesar   Imperial. long-haired.   Male   Caesar, Casar, Cesare, Cesareo   Latin
Ceslav   Honour. glory.   Male   Cestislav   Illyrian
Chace   Hunter.   Male   Chaice, Chaise, Chase, Chayce   English
Chad   From the warrior's estate. the short form of chadwick.   Male   Ceadd, Chaad, Chadd, Chaddi   Old english
Chadrick   Mighty warrior. combination of the name chad and rick (short for richard)   Male   Chaderic, Chaderick, Chaderik, Chadrick   German
Chadwick   From the mighty warrior's estate.   Male   Chadwic, Chadwik, Chadwyc, Chadwyck   Old english
Chago   Replacer. a form of james   Male   Chango, Chanti   Spanish
Chahaya   Light   Male   Chahayah   Indonesian
Chaim   Life   Male   Chai, Chaimek, Chaym, Chayme   Hebrew
Chalmer   Head of the house.   Male   Chalmers, Chalmr, Chamar, Chamarr   Scottish
Champion   Flat and open area. the best.   Male   Champyon   Latin, english
Chan   Shining bright.   Male   Chann, Channo, Chano, Chayo   Sanskrit
Chanan   Cloud   Male   Chanan, Chanen, Chanin, Channan   Hebrew
Chance   Good fortune. luck.   Male   Chanc, Chancey, Chancy, Chanse   Middle english
Chancellor   Keeper of the records, keys; merchant or trader.   Male   Chance, Chancelen, Chancelor   Latin, middle english
Chander   Moon   Male   Chand, Chandan, Chandani, Chandanie   Hindi
Chandler   Candle maker.   Male   Chandlah, Chandlan   Old french
Chandra   Moon   Male   Chandrah, Chandria, Chandriah, Chandrya   Sanskrit
Chane   Dependable, plant   Male   Chaen, Chaene, Chain, Chaine   Swahili
Change yen   True word.   Male   N/A   Chinese
Channing   High church official; singer; young, fierce wolf.   Male   Chana, Chanen, Chanin, Chaning   Old french, latin, english
Chante   Singer   Male   Chant, Chanta, Chantae, Chantah   French
Chanti   Replacer   Male   Chantee, Chanty, Chantie, Chanty   Hispanic
Chapman   Merchant, tradesperson.   Male   Chapmann, Chapmen, Chapmin, Chapmyn   Old english
Chapple   Of the chapel.   Male   Chapal, Chapel, Chapell, Chaple   Old french
Charampios   Joy   Male   N/A   Greek
Charan   Feet   Male   N/A   Thai, hindi
Charin   Foot   Male   N/A   Thai
Charles   Strong, courageous.   Male   Alcuin, Carel, Cahil (irish), Carl (german/ swedish)   Old german, french
Charlie   Strong, courageous one from the meadow, manly. a short form of charles.   Male   Charlea, Charleah, Charlee, Charleigh   German, english
Charlton   From charles' town; from the strong courageous town.   Male   Carleton, Carlton, Charleton   Old english
Charro   Rider of horses.   Male   Charo   Spanish
Chase   Hunter   Male   Chaice, Chaise, Chasen, Chasin   French
Chaska   First-born son.   Male   Chaskah   Sioux
Chatham   From the warrior's cottage.   Male   Chathem, Chathom, Chathim, Chatym   Old english
Chauncey   Chance, luck, fortune.   Male   Chancellor, Chaunce, Chauncee, Chauncer   Old french
Chayton   Falcon   Male   Chaiton   Lakota
Chaz   Strong, courageous, a form of charles.   Male   Chas, Chazwick, Chazz   German, english
Chen   Vast, great.   Male   Chan   Chinese
Chencho   Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence.   Male   Chanco   Spanish, latin
Cheney   Belonging to the oak-grove forest   Male   Chenee, Cheni, Chenie, Cheny   Old french
Cheng   Correct, righteous.   Male   Chen   Chinese
Chepe   God will increase; god has added a child. a form of joseph   Male   Cepito   Spanish
Cherokee   People of the cave country; people with a different speech. a tribal name   Male   Cherokey, Cheroki, Cherokie, Cheroky   Native american
Cherubino   Little cherub; angel   Male   Cherub, Cherubin, Cherubyno   Italian
Chesmu   Abrasive; rough   Male   Chesmue   Native american
Chester   Dweller at the fortified camp, fort.   Male   Castar, Caster, Castor, Chesleigh   Old english
Chet   Geographical - from rochester in england.   Male   Chett   English
Chetwin   Belonging to the cottage with the winding path, from a friend's cottage.   Male   Chatwin, Chatwyn,chetwyn   Old english
Chevalier   Knight   Male   Chevalyer, Chevrolet   French
Chevy   A short form of chevalier, knight.   Male   Chevee, Chevey, Chevie   French
Cheyenne   Name of a native american tribe; graceful oak tree.   Male   Cheienne   Native american, old french, hebrew
Cheyne   Oak hearted, strength.   Male   Sheyne   Scottish
Chi   Guardian angel; young.   Male   Chee   Nigerian, chinese
Chico   Young boy. a short form of francisco, freedom.   Male   Chiko (japanese)   Spanish
Chiel   Youth, lad.   Male   Chal, Chelovik   Old english
Chik   Of the earth.   Male   Chic (spanish)   Gypsy
Chike   The power of god.   Male   N/A   Ibo
Chill   Cold   Male   N/A   English
Chilo   Freedom   Male   N/A   Latin
Chilton   The children's spring town.   Male   Chilt, Chiltown   Old english
Chim   God will judge; bird.   Male   N/A   German, vietnamese
Chintoo   Sun   Male   Yindi, Uuna, Tonahleah   Australian aboriginal
Chinua   The blessing of god.   Male   Chino, Chinou, Chinuah   Ibo
Chioke   Gift of god.   Male   N/A   Ibo
Chip   Short form of the native american tribe known as chippewas.   Male   Chipp   Native american
Chippia   Duck   Male   Chipia, Chipiah, Chippiah   Australian aboriginal
Chiram   High, noble.   Male   N/A   Hebrew
Chitto   Brave   Male   N/A   Creek
Chitty   Cub or pup, youngster.   Male   Chitee, Chitey, Chitie, Chittee   German
Chris   Christ bearer. a short form of names starting with "chris".   Male   Chriss, Chrys, Chryss, Cris   Greek
Christian   Follower of christ, a heeler, consolidator, to unite or combine, to become solid or firm.   Male   Crestien (french), Chestra, Chestien, Chetien   Latin, greek
Christmas   Born at christmas time.   Male   Chrystamas   English
Christoff   Christ bearer. a form of christopher.   Male   Christof, Christoph, Crisstof, Chrisstoff   Russian
Christopher   Christ bearer.   Male   Chrisstof, Christo, Christobal, Christof (german   Greek
Christos   Christ; celebrated on christmas day   Male   Christ   Greek
Chrysander   Golden   Male   Chrisander, Chrisandor, Chrisandre, Chrysandor   Greek
Chrysanthus   Golden flower.   Male   Chrisanthias, Christanthyas, Chrisanthus, Chrysanthias   Greek
Chucho   God wil help. a form of jesus.   Male   N/A   Hebrew
Chuck   Strong, courageous. a form of charles.   Male   Chuckee, Chuckey, Chucki, Chuckie   American, english, german
Chui   Leopard   Male   N/A   Swahili
Chul   Firmness   Male   N/A   Korean
Chuminga   Of the lord. a form of dominic.   Male   Chumin, Chumingah   Spanish, latin
Chumo   Twin. a form of thomas.   Male   N/A   Spanish, greek
Chung   Intelligent   Male   N/A   Chinese
Churchill   Dweller at the church hill.   Male   Curchil, Churchyl, Churchyll   Old english
Cian   Ancient one, long lived.   Male   Celin, Cianan, Cyan, Kian   Irish, gaelic
Ciar n   Small, dark one.   Male   Kieran   Irish, gaelic
Cicero   Chick pea.   Male   Ciceron, Cicerone, Ciceroni, Ciro   Latin, italian
Cid   Lord, master.   Male   Cidd, Cyd, Cydd, Sid   Spanish
Cillian   Of the church.   Male   Killian, Keelan   Irish, gaelic
Cirrillo   Lord   Male   Cirilio, Cirilio, Ciro, Cyrillo   Italian, greek
Cisco   Freedom   Male   Cisca, Cysco   Spanish, latin
Clancy   Belonging to the family; red-haired   Male   Clance, Clancee, Clancey, Clancie   Gaelic, irish
Clare   Famous, illustrious one.   Male   Clarius   Latin
Clarence   Illustrious, shining, famous   Male   Clair, Claire, Clairis, Claral   Latin
Clark   Learned scholar.   Male   Clarke, Clarkson, Claxton   Old french
Clarkson   Clark's son, son of th scholar.   Male   Clarkeson, Claxton   Old french
Claude   Weak   Male   Claud, Claudian, Claudianus, Claudis   Latin
Claus   Victory of th people. a form of nicholas.   Male   Claas, Claes, Clause, Klaus   German, greek
Clay   From the clay or earth.   Male   Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn   Old english
Claybourne   Born of clay or earth.   Male   Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn   Old english
Clayton   Town built on clay.   Male   Claeton, Claiton   English
Cleanth   Pure, clean.   Male   N/A   Old english
Cleary   Scholar, knowledge.   Male   Clearey, Clearie   Irish, gaelic
Cleavon   From the cliff.   Male   Cleavan, Cleaven, Cleaver, Cleavin   Old english
Cledwyn   Blessed sword friend.   Male   Cledwin   Welsh
Clement   Mild, gentle.   Male   Clemence (french), Clemens (danish), Clement (french), Clemente (italian   Latin
Cleon   Famous   Male   Cleopus, Clio   Greek
Cletus   Illustrious, hardworking.   Male   Cleo, Cleon, Cleytus   Greek
Cleveland   From the cliffed land.   Male   Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleon, Cleven   Old english
Cliff   From the cliff.   Male   Clif, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyff   Old english
Clifford   From the ford at the side of the cliff.   Male   Cliffith, Clifton   Old english
Clifton   Belonging to the town near the cliff.   Male   Cliffton   Old english
Clint   From the town on the hill. a short form of clinton.   Male   N/A   English
Clinton   From the town on the hill.   Male   Clindon, Clintan, Clinten, Clintin   English
Clive   From the cliff.   Male   Cleave, Cleavant, Cleavon, Cleeve   Old english
Clovis   Famous warrior.   Male   Clodoveo (spanish)   Old german
Cloyce   Obstruction   Male   Clice, Cloice, Cloise   Middle english
Clunies   Meadow resting place.   Male   Clunee, Clunees, Cluney, Cluneys   Scottish, gaelic
Clure   Good fame.   Male   N/A   Latin
Clydai   Famous ruler.   Male   Cliday   Welsh
Clyde   High, rocky area of land; heard from afar.   Male   Clydel, Clydell   Scottish, gaelic, irish
Cobham   From the homestead near the river bend.   Male   Cobbham   Old english
Cobra   Said to come via portuguese from latin "coluber" meaning snake.   Male   Cobrah   Portuguese, latin
Coburn   Where the streams meet.   Male   Cobern, Coberne, Cobirn, Cobirne   Old english
Coby   Replacer. a form of jacob   Male   Cobe, Cobee, Cobey, Cobi   Hebrew
Cochise   Warrior, wood.   Male   Cochyse   Apache
Coco   Coconut   Male   N/A   Spanish
Cody   Cushion, pillow; helpful.   Male   Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie   Old english, irish, gaelic
Coen   Thunder; brave.   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal, german
Coffie   Born on a friday.   Male   Cofi, Cofie   Ewe
Cohen   Position in the jewish faith, high priest.   Male   Coen, Koen, Kohen, Cohan   Hebrew
Coile   Battle follower.   Male   Coil, Coyle   Gaelic
Coile n   Pup, cub.   Male   Coilin, Colin   Irish, gaelic
Coinneach   Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach.   Male   Canice   Irish, gaelic
Cola   Victory of the people. a form of nicholas.   Male   Colah, Colar, Colas   Italian
Colan   Dove   Male   N/A   Latin
Colbert   Outstanding, brilliant sailor; clearing through the mountains, valley.   Male   Calbert, Calburt, Calvert, Colburt   English, french
Colbrand   Black sword, coal sword.   Male   Brando, Colbran, Colbrando, Colbrandt   English
Colby   By the coal town, dark-haired.   Male   Colbee, Colbert, Colbery, Colbie   English
Cole   Promise; coal.   Male   Coal, Coale, Col, Colby   Celtic, middle english
Coleman   Charcoal worker.   Male   Colemann, Colman, Colmann   English
Colin   Young child; peaceful dove; from the coal pool.   Male   Cailean, Colan, Collan, Cole   Irish, gaelic, irish, old english
Colley   Black-haired one form the meadow.   Male   Colea, Colee, Coleigh, Coley   Old english
Collier   Coal merchant; trader.   Male   Colier, Colis, Collyer, Collyer   English
Collins   Colin's son, son from the coal pool; holly.   Male   Colin, Colins, Collin, Collyn   Greek, irish
Colm   Dove   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Colman   Little dove.   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Colson   Col's son, son of coal.   Male   Colsan, Colsen, Colsin, Colsyn   English
Colt   Frisky, young horse.   Male   Colter, Coltrane, Coulter, Kolt   English
Colter   Herder of colts or horses.   Male   Colt   English
Colton   From the black coal town   Male   Coltan, Colten, Coltin, Coltyn   English
Colum   Dove   Male   Colm, Columba   Latin
Columba   Dove   Male   Cailean (scottish), Coim, Colmicille, Colan   Latin
Colwyn   Hazel grove; coal friend.   Male   Colwin, Colwyne, Colwynn, Colwynne   Welsh, old english
Coman   Noble; bent   Male   Camen, Comin, Comyn   Arabic, irish
Compton   Town in the valley.   Male   Comptom, Comton   Old english
Comyn   Crooked   Male   Comin   Irish
Conal   High, mighty.   Male   Conel, Conell, Conelle, Connal   Irish
Conchobhar   Lover of hounds.   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Coniah   Gift sent from god.   Male   Conia, Conya, Conyah   Hebrew
Conlan   Hero   Male   Conland, Conlin, Conlon, Conlyn   Irish
Conn   High   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Connor   One with high will and desire   Male   Conar, Coner, Conor (irish), Connar   Celtic
Conrad   Bold, wise counsel.   Male   Coenraad (dutch), Cheudler (swiss), Conrade (italian, Spanish)   Old german
Conroy   Wisdom; persistent.   Male   N/A   Irish, celtic
Constant   Constante   Male   N/A   Latin
Constantine   Little steadfast, constant one.   Male   Considine, Constain, Constance, Constancio (portuguese)   Latin
Conway   Holy water; hound from the plains.   Male   N/A   Welsh, irish
Cooba   Black bee.   Male   Coobah   Australian aboriginal
Cook   Chef   Male   N/A   English
Cooper   Barrel maker.   Male   Couper, Keupper, Kooper, Kuepper   Old english
Corbett   Raven   Male   Corbet, Corbey, Corbin, Corwan   Old english
Corbin   Raven, dark-haired.   Male   Corban, Corben, Corbet, Corbett   Old french
Corcoran   Ruddy complexion.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cordell   Little rope marker form the valley.   Male   Cordale, Cordel   Old french
Cordero   Little lamb.   Male   Cordaro, Cordeal, Cordeara, Cordearo   Spanish
Core   The chosen one.   Male   Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie   English
Corey   From the hollow, head protection, helmet used for battle.   Male   Corree, Cori, Corie, Corki   Irish
Corin   Youthful   Male   Coran, Coren, Corine, Corron   Greek
Cormac   Raven, son of the chariot racer; tree trunk.   Male   Core, Corey, Cormach, Cormick   Irish, gaelic, greek
Cormag   Raven   Male   N/A   Scottish
Cormich   Charioteer.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cornelius   Horn colour, horn blower, cornell tree.   Male   Cornall, Corneille (french), Cornel, Cornelio (portuguese   Latin
Cornwallis   Geographical - from cornwall.   Male   Cornwalis   English
Corowa   Rocky river.   Male   Corowah   Australian aboriginal
Corrigan   Spear carrier.   Male   Corigan, Corogan, Corrigon, Corrigun   Irish
Corrin   Spear user.   Male   Corin, Coren, Corren, Coryn   Irish
Cort   Bold court attendant.   Male   Court, Courtenay (french)   Old german, old norse
Cortez   Courteous   Male   N/A   Spanish
Corwin   From beyond the hill; friend of the heart.   Male   Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynn, Corwynne   Gaelic, old english
Cory   Helmet   Male   N/A   Greek
Corydan   Head protection, helmut; from the hollow, god is my judge. a combination of cory and dan; lark.   Male   Coridan, Coriden, Coridon, Coridyn   Irish, hebrew, irish, greek
Cosan   Path, the way.   Male   N/A   Gaelic
Cosgrove   From the cow grove.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cosmo   Universal harmony.   Male   Cosma, Cosmah, Cosmas (greek), Cosme (french)   Greek
Costa   Little, constant, steadfast one. a short form of constantine.   Male   Costah, Costas, Costes   Greek
Coty   From the slope.   Male   Cotee, Cotey, Cotie, Cottee   French
Count   Companion, friend, noble.   Male   Counte, Countee   Old french
Courtenay   Short-nosed; of the court.   Male   Cortney, Courtney   Old french, old english
Courtland   Dweller at the court land.   Male   Cortlan, Cortland, Courtlan   Old english
Courtney   One who lives near the farmstead.   Male   Cortney, Courteay (french), Courtnay   Old french
Covell   Dweller at the cave slope.   Male   Covel   Old english
Covington   Town with a cove.   Male   N/A   Old english
Cowan   From the cow land; hooded robe; hillside hollow.   Male   Cowen, Cowin, Cowyn   Australian aboriginal, middle english, irish
Coy   Shy, sweet, modest.   Male   Coye   Latin
Coyan   Modest   Male   Coyn, Coyne   French
Coyle   Leader in the battle.   Male   Coil, Coile   Irish
Cr n n   Dark brown-haired or complexioned; companion, friend.   Male   Cronan (greek)   Irish, greek
Cr ost ir   Christ bearer. a form of christopher.   Male   N/A   Irish, gaelic
Craddock   Beloved   Male   Craddoc, Craddoch, Cradoc, Cradock   Welsh
Craig   From the rock.   Male   Craeg, Craege, Craegg, Crag   Scottish
Cramer   To fill.   Male   Crammer, Kramer, Krammer   Old english
Crandell   Belonging to the valley of the cranes.   Male   Crandel   Old english
Crane   The crane bird.   Male   Crain, Craine, Crandal, Crandall   Old english
Cranley   From the meadow of the cranes.   Male   Cranlea, Cranleah, Cranlee, Cranleigh   Old english
Cranog   The heron, wading bird with grey and white plumage.   Male   Kranog   Welsh
Cranston   Belonging to the town of cranes.   Male   Crainston, Craynston   Old english
Crawford   From the crow ford.   Male   Craw, Crow, Crowford   Old english
Cree   Native canadian tribe.   Male   N/A   Native canadian
Creed   One who believes, kin.   Male   Creedan, Creedance, Creeden, Creedence   Latin, english
Creek   From the small stream, native american tribal name.   Male   N/A   English
Creighton   From the town close to the rocks.   Male   Craighton, Crayton, Creighm, Creight   English
Cremer   Merchant, trader.   Male   Creamer, Kreamer, Kremer   Middle english
Creon   Prince, ruler.   Male   N/A   Greek
Crepin   Curly-haired. a form of crispin.   Male   N/A   French, latin
Cress   Loved; gudgeon, greedy   Male   Kress   Latin, greek, old german
Cresswell   Stream where cress grows.   Male   Cresswel, Creswel, Creswell   Old english
Crevan   Fox   Male   Creven, Crevin, Crevon, Crevyn   Irish
Crichton   Belonging to the hill-top town.   Male   Creight, Creighton, Crighton   Welsh
Crieghton   Dweller at the creek town.   Male   Frayton, Crichton   Middle english
Crisiant   Crystal   Male   Crisient, Crisyant, Crysiant, Crysyant   Welsh
Crispin   Curly-haired.   Male   Crepin, Cresianus, Crispian, Crispinian   Latin
Croft   Small pasture.   Male   Crofton   Old english
Crofton   From the small pasture town with cottages.   Male   N/A   Irish
Cromwell   Dweller at the winding stream.   Male   Cromwel   Old english
Crosby   From the villat with a cross; dweller by the town crossing.   Male   Crosbee, Crosbey, Crosbi, Crosbie   Old norse, old english
Crosley   Belonging to the cross meadow.   Male   Croslea, Crosleah, Croslee, Crosleigh   Old english
Crowell   Town crier.   Male   Crawel, Crawell, Crowel, Crowil   Old english
Cruz   Cross   Male   Cross, Cruzz   Portuguese, spanish
Cullen   Colony; handsome.   Male   Cullan, Culley, Cullin   Old french, irish
Culley   Forest   Male   Culeah, Culee, Culey, Culie   Irish, gaelic
Culver   Dove of peace.   Male   Colvar, Colver, Culvar   Old english
Cunningham   Village with the milk pails.   Male   Cunning   Irish
Curran   Dagger, hero.   Male   Curren, Currin, Curron   Irish
Curroon   Fog on top of a mountain.   Male   N/A   Australian aboriginal
Currumbin   Pine tree.   Male   Currumbyn   Australian aboriginal
Curruto   Courteous; from the enclosure.   Male   Curcio   Spanish, french, latin
Curt   Courtier. attendant of the court.   Male   Court, Courtis, Courtys, Curtis   English
Curtis   Courteous; belonging to the courtyard.   Male   Courtis, Curcio, Curt, Curtiss   Old french, latin
Cuthbert   Brilliant   Male   Cuthberte, Cuthburt   English
Cutler   Knife maker.   Male   Cutlar, Cutlir, Cutlor, Kutler   Old french
Cuyler   Chapel   Male   Cuiler   Irish
Cy   Sun. throne. the short for of cyrus.   Male   Ci   Persian
Cynan   Chief   Male   Cinan, Cinene, Cinin, Cinon   Welsh
Cynric   Powerful and royal.   Male   N/A   Old english
Cyprian   From cyprus.   Male   Cipriano (spanish), Cyprianus, Cyprien (french), Cyprrian   Latin
Cyr   Sunday's child. born on sunday.   Male   Cyrano, Cyriack, Syriack   French
Cyrano   From cyrene.   Male   Cirano   Greek
Cyril   Lordly ruler; a gem   Male   Ciril, Cirrill, Cirille, Cirillo (italian)   Greek
Cyrus   Sun, throne.   Male   Ciro, Cyrie, Cyro, Kyros   Persian
                 
 
 
   
 
 
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