Boys names with `c`
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Name | Meaning | Derivations | Origin | |
C n n | Little hound. | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Cable | Rope maker. | Cabe, Kabe, Kable | Old english | |
Cadal | Warrior | Cadall, Kadal, Kadall | Celtic | |
Cadby | Dweller by the warrior's estate. | Cadbee, Cadbey, Cadbi, Cadbie | Old english, Old norse | |
Caddoc | Warrior. keen for battle. | Caddock, Cadock, Cadok | Welsh | |
Cade | Battle warrior. | Caid, Cayd | Welsh | |
Cadell | Battle in the valley. | Cade, Cadel, Caden, Caidel, Caidell, Caydel, Caydell, Cayden | Celtic | |
Caden | Irish - spirit of war | Caeden, Caiden, Cayden | Celtic, Irish, Welsh | |
Cadeyrn | King of battle. | Caderyn | Welsh | |
Cadfan | High battle. | Caedfan, Caidfan, Caydfan | Welsh | |
Cadfer | Lord of battle. | Caedfer, Caidfer, Caydfer | Welsh | |
Cadman | Warrior | Cadmen, Caedman, Caidman, Caydman | Celtic | |
Cadmar | Brave warrior. | Cadmer, Cadmir, Caedmar, Caidmar, Caydmar | Celtic | |
Cadmus | The founder king of thebes in greek mythology. | Greek | ||
Cadoc | Warlike one. | Welsh | ||
Cadwallader | War leader. | Welsh | ||
Caeden | Spirit of battle; companion. | Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan, Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden | Arabic, Welsh | |
Caelan | Powerful in battle. | Caelen, Caelin, Caelon, Caelyn, Cailan, Cailen, Cailin, Cailon, Cailyn, Calan, Calcalin, Cale, Callan, Callen, Callin, Caylan, Caylen, Caylin, Caylon, Caylyn | Gaelic, Irish | |
Caesar | Imperial. long haired. | Caesare, Caesario, Caesarius (swedish, Casar (german), Casare (italian), Cesar (french, Danish), Kaiser, Portuguese), Saecer, Saeser, Spanish), Tsar | Latin | |
Caffer | Protection for the head in battle. helmet. | Celtic | ||
Cahil | Young, naive. | Cahill, Kahil, Kahill, Kahyl, Kahyll | Turkish | |
Cahir | Warrior | Cahyr, Kahir, Kahyr | Celtic | |
Cai | Happy | Cae, Caio, Caius, Caw, Cay, Kae, Kai, Kay | Latin, Welsh | |
Caillum | Dove | Welsh | ||
Cain | Spear, possession; tribute | Caen, Caene, Cainan, Caine, Caineth, Cayn, Cayne, Cayneth, Kain, Kayn, Kayne | Gaelic, Hebrew | |
Cairbre | Strong man. | Irish | ||
Cairn | Landmark piled with stones. | Cairne, Cairnes, Carn, Carne, Carnes, Cayrn, Cayrne, Cayrnes | Welsh | |
Cairo | Geographical - the capital of egypt. | Cayro, Kairo, Kayro | Arabic | |
Caislav | Glory. victory. honour. | Cayslav, Kaislav, Kayslav | Slavic | |
Caius | Of the roman gens of caius. | Latin | ||
Cal | A short form of names beginning with "cal". | Latin | ||
Calder | From the rough water stream with the stones. | Cale | English, Scottish | |
Caldwell | Dweller by the old stream. | Caldwel, Kaldwel, Kaldwell | Old english | |
Cale | Faithful. a short form of caleb. | Cael, Caell, Cail, Caill, Calle, Cayl, Cayll, Kael, Kaell, Kail, Kaill, Kale, Kayl, Kayll | Hebrew | |
Caleb | Faithful, bold, victorious dog. | Caelab, Cailab, Calab, Cale, Caley, Caylab, Cayleb, Kaleb, Kaylab | Arabic, Hebrew | |
Caley | Slender one from the meadow. | Calea, Caleah, Calee, Caleigh, Caley, Cali, Calie, Callea, Calleah, Callee, Calleigh, Calley, Calli, Callie, Cally, Caly, Kalea, Kaleah, Kalee, Kaleigh, Kaley, Kali, Kalie, Kaly | Irish, Old english | |
Calhoun | Hero warrior of the forest. | Calhoon, Colhoun, Colquhoun, Kalhoon, Kalhoun | Irish | |
Calisto | Most beautiful. derived from the greek word kallistos. | Callisto, Callistus | Greek | |
Callaghan | Conflicted | Calaghan, Calahan, Callahan, Kalaghan, Kallaghan, Kallahan | Irish | |
Callagun | Blue fig. | Calagun, Kalagun, Kallagun | Australian aboriginal | |
Callan | The sparrow-hawk bird | Calan, Calen, Calin, Callen, Callin, Callon, Callyn, Calon, Calyn, Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kallan, Kallen, Kallin, Kallon, Kallyn, Kalon, Kalyn | Australian aboriginal | |
Callis | Goblet or cup. chalice. | Calliss, Callys, Callyss, Kallis, Kalliss, Kallys, Kallyss | Latin | |
Callum | Dove, peace; follower of st columbious. gentle. | Calam, Calem, Calim, Callam, Callem, Callim, Callym, Calum, Colm, Colum, Kallum, Kalum | Gaelic, Irish, Scottish | |
Calvert | Cowboy, herder of calves | Calbert, Calburt, Kalbert, Kalvert | Old english | |
Calvin | Bald one. | Caiv, Calbun, Calvan, Calven, Calvino (italian, Calvon, Calvyn, Kalvan, Kalven, Kalvin, Kalvon, Kalvun, Kalvyn, Spanish) | Latin | |
Cam | Bent nose or loved. the short form of cameron | Cameron, Kam | Gypsy | |
Camden | Dweller in the winding, windy valley | Camdan, Camdin, Camdon, Camdyen, Camdyn, Kamdan, Kamden, Kamdin, Kamdon, Kamdyn | Irish | |
Cameron | Crooked. bent nose; happy. | Camar, Camaron, Cameran, Camerin, Camerson, Cameryn, Camiren, Camiron, Camran, Camrin, Camron, Camron (scottish), Kameran, Kameren, Kamerin, Kameron, Kameryn | Gaelic, Kurd, Scottish | |
Camilo | Ceremonial attendant; born in freedom. | Camiel, Camillo, Camillus, Camilow, Kamillo, Kamillow, Kamilo (tongan), Kamyllo, Kamylo | French, Tongan | |
Camlo | Lovely | Camlow, Kamlo, Kamlow | Gypsy | |
Campbell | Crooked, bent mouth; from the beautiful, bright field. | Cambel, Cambell, Camp, Kambel, Kambell, Kamp, Kampbell | French, Gaelic, Scottish | |
Canada | Cabin. geographical - the country. | Canadah, Kanada, Kanadah | Iroquois | |
Candide | White | Candid, Candida, Candide (french), Candido (latin), Candonino, Kandida, Kandide, Kandido | French | |
Canice | Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach. | Canyce, Kanice, Kanyce | Celtic, Irish | |
Cannon | Church official, cannon, gun shooter. | Canan, Canen, Canin, Cannan, Cannen, Cannin, Cannyn, Canon | French | |
Cantrell | Singer | Cantrel | Latin | |
Canute | Knot; white-haired /complexioned; race. | Cnut, Cnute, Kanut, Kanute, Knud, Knut (scandinavian), Knute | Latin, Old norse, Scandinavian | |
Caoimh n | Handsome. a form of kevin. | Irish | ||
Caolan | Slender place. | Irish | ||
Cappi | Prosperity, luck, good fortune, profit. | Cappee, Cappey, Cappie, Cappy, Kappee, Kappey, Kappi, Kappie, Kappy | Gypsy, Italian | |
Car | From the castle. | Carr, Kar, Karr | Irish | |
Caradoc | Friend, amiable. | Caractacus, Caradawg, Carartacos, Carthae, Carthage, Karadoc | Welsh | |
Carden | One who combs out wool fibres, a card. | Cardan, Cardin, Cardon, Cardyn | Old french | |
Cardew | Black foot. | Carew | Old welsh | |
Carey | Pure.; from the castle on the rocky island. | Care, Caree, Carre, Carrey, Carry, Cary | Greek, Welsh | |
Carl | Strong, courageous. a form of charles. | Cael, Cahal, Carlan, Carlew, Carlin, Carlo (italian), Carlos (spanish), Karl, Karlan, Karlew, Karlin, Karlo, Karlos | Old german | |
Carleton | From carl's town, from the town of charles, from the strong, courageous town. | Carlton | Old english | |
Carlin | Little champion; strong, courageous one frm the pool. | Carlan, Carlen, Carley, Carli, Carlie, Carling, Carlino, Carlon, Carly | Irish, Old english | |
Carlisle | From carl's island, from charles' island; dweller at the strengthened castle. | Carlyle | Celtic, Old english | |
Carlos | Contraction of charles, strong, courageous. | Carlo, Carolo, Chalos, Charlo | Italian, Spanish | |
Carlton | From carl's / charles' town, from the strong, courageous town. | Carleton, Charlton | Old english | |
Carmelo | Fruitful orchid. | Carmel (arabic), Karmel, Karmelo, Karmilo | Hebrew | |
Carmen | Vineyard of the lord. | Carmeli, Carmelo (hebrew), Carmen, Carmi, Carmiel, Carmine, Carmyn, Carmyne | Arabic | |
Carmichael | Friend of st michael; from the castle of st michael. | Irish, Scottish | ||
Carmine | Song, red. | Carman, Carmen, Carmon, Karmine | Latin | |
Carnell | One who defends the castle. | Carnel, Karnel, Karnell | English | |
Carney | Victorious warrior. | Carnee, Carney, Carnie, Karnee, Karney, Karni, Karnie, Karny | Irish | |
Carol | Strong, courageous, farmer, graceful; joyful christmas song. | Carollan | English, German, Hebrew | |
Carr | From the marsh. | Car, Carson, Carsten, Carvel, Kar, Karr, Karson, Karsten, Karvel, Kerr, Kerwin | Norse, Scandinavian | |
Carrick | A rock, from the rocky headland, cliff. | Carric, Carrik, Carringon, Karric, Karrick, Karrington | Gaelic | |
Carroll | Strong, courageous; joyful christmas song; champion warrior. | Carol, Carrol, Karrol, Karroll | Celtic, English, German | |
Carson | Son of carr, son of the marsh dweller. | Carsan, Carse, Carsen, Carsin, Carsyn | English, Scottish | |
Carsten | Blessed, annointed one; a follower of christ, christian. | Karsten (swedish) | German, Greek | |
Carswell | Dweller at the watercress stream. | Carswel, Carswold, Karswel, Karswell, Karswold | Old english | |
Carsyn | Son of carr. | Carsen, Carsin, Carson | English, Scottish | |
Carter | Cart maker and driver. | Cart, Cartar, Cartor, Kart, Kartar, Karter, Kartor | Old english | |
Cartland | From the island, from the cart builder's land. | Cartlan, Kartlan, Kartland | England, Scottish | |
Cartwright | Cart maker. | Cartright | English | |
Carvel | Song; from the wood carver's village. | Carvell, Carvelle, Karvel, Karvell, Karvelle | French, Manx | |
Carver | One who carves wood, sculptor. | Carvar, Carvir, Carvor, Kavar, Kaver, Kavir, Kavor | English | |
Cary | Loving, from the castle. | Caree, Carey, Cari, Carie, Carrey, Carri, Carrie, Carry, Karee, Karey, Kari, Karie, Karree, Karrey, Karri, Karrie, Karry, Kary | Celtic | |
Casey | Brave, aggressive warrior. | Casee, Casi, Casie, Cassee, Cassey, Cassi, Cassie, Caswell, Casy, Cayse, Caysewell, Cazzee, Cazzey, Cazzi, Cazzie, Cazzy, K, Kasee, Kasey, Kasi, Kasie, Kassee, Kassey, Kassi, Kassie, Kassy, Kasy | Irish | |
Cash | Vain; wealth, money. | Cashe | English, Latin | |
Cashel | Fortified, strengthened castle wall. | Cashell | Irish | |
Cashlin | From the little castle by the stream. | Cashlind, Cashlyn | Celtic | |
Casimir | Peace is announced. | Casimiro (spanish), Caximier, Caximir, Karmer, Kashis, Kashmir, Kasimir (german, Kazimerz, Kazimier, Slavic) | Polish | |
Caslav | Honour, glory. | Castilav, Kaslav | Slavic | |
Casper | Guardian of the treasure. | Caspar, Caspir, Gappe, Gaso, Gaspar, Gasparas, Gaspard, Gaspardo, Jaspar, Jasper, Josper, Kaspar, Kasparas, Kaspe, Kasper, Kaspers, Kaspir, Kuanoi | Persian | |
Cass | Clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas". | Irish | ||
Cassidy | Clever, curly-haired. | Casius, Caskey, Cassian, Cassidee, Cassidey, Cassidi, Cassidie, Cassion (italian), Kasius, Kaskey, Kassidee, Kassidey, Kassidi, Kassidie, Kassidy, Kassion | Irish | |
Cassie | Prophet; clever, curly-haired one. a short form of names starting with "cas". | Casi, Cassi, Cassy | Greek, Irish | |
Cassius | Vain | Casius, Cassio (italian) | Latin | |
Castimir | Peace, honour. | Slavic | ||
Castle | From the castle. | Latin | ||
Castor | Beaver; castle attendant. | Castar, Caster, Castir | Latin, Old english | |
Catalin | Magical wizard. a masculine form of caitlin, pure pool. | Caitalin | Irish | |
Cater | One who caters for parties. | Cat, Cate, Catee, Catey, Cati, Catie, Caty | English | |
Cathal | Mighty, wise in the eye of the battle. battle mighty. a masculine form of cathy, purity. | Cathel, Cathol | Celtic, Gaelic | |
Cathbert | Bright, famous. | Courtenay (french), Courtland, Courtlandt, Courtney, Cudbert, Cudbright, Cumbert, Curcio, Curtell, Curtys, Cuthbrid | Old english | |
Cathmor | Great warrior; from the pure moor. a masculine form of cathy, purity. | Cathmoor, Cathmoore, Cathmore | Gaelic, Irish, Old english | |
Cato | Cautious wisdom. | Caton | Latin | |
Cavan | Handsome | Irish | ||
Cavanaugh | Handsome | Cavan, Caven, Cavin, Cavon, Kavanaugh | Irish | |
Cavell | Little, active; from the cave valley. | Cavel, Kavel, Kavell | Old english, Old french | |
Cavill | From the field of jackdaw. | Cavil, Caville, Kavil, Kavill, Kaville | Old english | |
Cawley | Ancestral relic, ancient; from the cow meadow. | Calea, Cawleah, Cawlee, Cawleigh, Cawli, Cawlie, Cawly | Old english, Old norse, Scottish | |
Cayden | Spirit of battle; companion. | Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan, Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden | Arabic, Welsh | |
Cearbhall | Victorious warrior. a form of carroll. | Irish | ||
Cecil | Unseeing. a masculine form of cecelia. | Cacilius (dutch), Caecilianus, Caecilius, Cecile, Cecilius (dutch), Cecilus, Cecyl, Cescis, Cesilio, Kilian, Seisyllt, Sitsyllit | Latin | |
Cedomil | Child of love. | Cedomilo | Slavic | |
Cedric | Gift, splendour; war chief. | Cadadoc, Caddaric, Cedrick, Cedrik, Cedro, Cerdic, Ceredic, Cidro | Old english, Welsh | |
Cedro | Cedar, juniper tree. | Spanish | ||
Celerino | Faster | Celerin | Latin | |
Celestine | Little moon; little heavenly one. | Celestino (italian), Celestyn (polish) | French, Greek, Latin | |
Cemal | Handsome | Cemal | Arabic | |
Cephas | Stone | Cephus | Aramaic | |
Cerdic | Beloved | Caradoc, Caradog, Ceredig, Ceretic | Welsh | |
Cerek | Lord | Cerik | Polish | |
Ceri | Loved | Welsh | ||
Cesar | Imperial. long-haired. | Caesar, Casar, Cesare, Cesareo, Cesario, Cesaro, Ceser, Cesir, Cesor | Latin | |
Ceslav | Honour. glory. | Cestislav | Illyrian | |
Chace | Hunter. | Chaice, Chaise, Chase, Chayce, Chayse | English | |
Chad | From the warrior's estate. the short form of chadwick. | Ceadd, Chaad, Chadd, Chaddi, Chaddie, Chaddy, Chadleigh, Chadler, Chadley, Chadlin, Chadlino, Chadlyn, Chadlyno, Chadman, Chadmen, Chado, Chadron, Chady | Old english | |
Chadrick | Mighty warrior. combination of the name chad and rick (short for richard) | Chaderic, Chaderick, Chaderik, Chadrick, Chadrik, Chadryc, Chadryck, Chadryk | German | |
Chadwick | From the mighty warrior's estate. | Chadwic, Chadwik, Chadwyc, Chadwyck, Chadwyk | Old english | |
Chago | Replacer. a form of james | Chango, Chanti | Spanish | |
Chahaya | Light | Chahayah | Indonesian | |
Chaim | Life | Chai, Chaimek, Chaym, Chayme, Haim, Khaim | Hebrew | |
Chalmer | Head of the house. | Chalmers, Chalmr, Chamar, Chamarr | Scottish | |
Champion | Flat and open area. the best. | Champyon | English, Latin | |
Chan | Shining bright. | Chann, Channo, Chano, Chayo | Sanskrit | |
Chanan | Cloud | Chanan, Chanen, Chanin, Channan, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn | Hebrew | |
Chance | Good fortune. luck. | Chanc, Chancey, Chancy, Chanse, Chansy, Chants, Chantz, Chaunce, Chauncey, Chauncy | Middle english | |
Chancellor | Keeper of the records, keys; merchant or trader. | Chance, Chancelen, Chancelor | Latin, Middle english | |
Chander | Moon | Chanaravth, Chand, Chandan, Chandani, Chandanie, Chandany, Chandara, Chandon, Chandonn | Hindi | |
Chandler | Candle maker. | Chandlah, Chandlan | Old french | |
Chandra | Moon | Chandrah, Chandria, Chandriah, Chandrya, Chandryah | Sanskrit | |
Chane | Dependable, plant | Chaen, Chaene, Chain, Chaine, Chayn, Chayne | Swahili | |
Change yen | True word. | Chinese | ||
Channing | High church official; singer; young, fierce wolf. | Chana, Chanen, Chanin, Chaning, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn | English, Latin, Old french | |
Chante | Singer | Chant, Chanta, Chantae, Chantah, Chantha, Chanthar, Chantra, Chantrah, Chanty, Shanta, Shantae, Shantah | French | |
Chanti | Replacer | Chantee, Chantie, Chanty | Hispanic | |
Chapman | Merchant, tradesperson. | Chapmann, Chapmen, Chapmin, Chapmyn | Old english | |
Chapple | Of the chapel. | Chapal, Chapel, Chapell, Chaple | Old french | |
Charampios | Joy | Greek | ||
Charan | Feet | Hindi, Thai | ||
Charin | Foot | Thai | ||
Charles | Strong, courageous. | Alcuin, Cahil (irish), Carel, Carl (german/ swedish), Carleton, Carlie, Carling, Carlisle, Carlo (italian), Carlos (spanish), Carlson, Carlton, Carly, Carlyle, Carol, Caroll, Carolle, Carolus, Carrol | French, Old german | |
Charlie | Strong, courageous one from the meadow, manly. a short form of charles. | Charlea, Charleah, Charlee, Charleigh, Charley, Charli, Charly | English, German | |
Charlton | From charles' town; from the strong courageous town. | Carleton, Carlton, Charleton | Old english | |
Charro | Rider of horses. | Charo | Spanish | |
Chase | Hunter | Chaice, Chaise, Chasen, Chasin, Chason, Chass, Chasse, Chasyn, Chayce, Chayse, Chuck | French | |
Chaska | First-born son. | Chaskah | Sioux | |
Chatham | From the warrior's cottage. | Chathem, Chathim, Chathom, Chatym | Old english | |
Chauncey | Chance, luck, fortune. | Chancellor, Chaunce, Chauncee, Chauncer, Chaunci, Chauncie, Chauncy | Old french | |
Chayton | Falcon | Chaiton | Lakota | |
Chaz | Strong, courageous, a form of charles. | Chas, Chazwick, Chazz | English, German | |
Chen | Vast, great. | Chan | Chinese | |
Chencho | Crown of laurel leaves, victory. a form of lawrence. | Chanco | Latin, Spanish | |
Cheney | Belonging to the oak-grove forest | Chenee, Cheni, Chenie, Cheny, Chesnee, Chesney, Chesni, Chesnie, Cheyney | Old french | |
Cheng | Correct, righteous. | Chen | Chinese | |
Chepe | God will increase; god has added a child. a form of joseph | Cepito | Spanish | |
Cherokee | People of the cave country; people with a different speech. a tribal name | Cherokey, Cheroki, Cherokie, Cheroky | Native american | |
Cherubino | Little cherub; angel | Cherub, Cherubin, Cherubyno | Italian | |
Chesmu | Abrasive; rough | Chesmue | Native american | |
Chester | Dweller at the fortified camp, fort. | Castar, Caster, Castor, Chesleigh, Chesley, Cheslie, Chestan, Chesten, Chestin, Cheston | Old english | |
Chet | Geographical - from rochester in england. | Chett | English | |
Chetwin | Belonging to the cottage with the winding path, from a friend's cottage. | Chatwin, Chatwyn, Chetwyn | Old english | |
Chevalier | Knight | Chevalyer, Chevrolet | French | |
Chevy | A short form of chevalier, knight. | Chevee, Chevey, Chevie | French | |
Cheyenne | Name of a native american tribe; graceful oak tree. | Cheienne | Hebrew, Native american, Old french | |
Cheyne | Oak hearted, strength. | Sheyne | Scottish | |
Chi | Guardian angel; young. | Chee | Chinese, Nigerian | |
Chico | Young boy. a short form of francisco, freedom. | Chiko (japanese) | Spanish | |
Chiel | Youth, lad. | Chal, Chelovik | Old english | |
Chik | Of the earth. | Chic (spanish) | Gypsy | |
Chike | The power of god. | Ibo | ||
Chill | Cold | English | ||
Chilo | Freedom | Latin | ||
Chilton | The children's spring town. | Chilt, Chiltown | Old english | |
Chim | God will judge; bird. | German, Vietnamese | ||
Chintoo | Sun | Tonahleah, Uuna, Yindi | Australian aboriginal | |
Chinua | The blessing of god. | Chino, Chinou, Chinuah | Ibo | |
Chioke | Gift of god. | Ibo | ||
Chip | Short form of the native american tribe known as chippewas. | Chipp | Native american | |
Chippia | Duck | Chipia, Chipiah, Chippiah | Australian aboriginal | |
Chiram | High, noble. | Hebrew | ||
Chitto | Brave | Creek | ||
Chitty | Cub or pup, youngster. | Chitee, Chitey, Chitie, Chittee, Chittey, Chitti, Chittie, Chity | German | |
Chris | Christ bearer. a short form of names starting with "chris". | Chriss, Chrys, Chryss, Cris, Criss, Khris, Khriss, Khrys, Kris, Kriss, Kyryss | Greek | |
Christian | Follower of christ, a heeler, consolidator, to unite or combine, to become solid or firm. | Chestien, Chestra, Chetien, Christiaan, Christiancito, Christiano (italian, Christos, Crestien (french), Cristan, Cristen, Cristian, Cristien< cristiene, Cristin, Cristyn, Crystian, Crystien, Spanish) | Greek, Latin | |
Christmas | Born at christmas time. | Chrystamas | English | |
Christoff | Christ bearer. a form of christopher. | Chrisstoff, Chrisstoph, Christof, Christoph, Crisstof, Khristof, Khristoff, Khristoph, Khrystof, Khrystoff, Khrystoph, Kristof, Kristoff, Kristoph, Krystof, Krystoff, Krystoph | Russian | |
Christopher | Christ bearer. | Chr, Chrisstof, Christo, Christobal, Christof (german, Christofer (dutch), Christoffer (danish), Christoforo, Christoph, Christophe (french), Christophor, Christophoro, Christophorus (greek), Russian) | Greek | |
Christos | Christ; celebrated on christmas day | Christ | Greek | |
Chrysander | Golden | Chrisander, Chrisandor, Chrisandre, Chrysandor, Chrysandre | Greek | |
Chrysanthus | Golden flower. | Chrisanthias, Chrisanthius, Chrisanthus, Christanthyas, Chrysanthias, Chrysanthus, Crisanthas, Crisanthias, Crisanthus, Crysanthas, Crysanthias, Crysanthus | Greek | |
Chucho | God wil help. a form of jesus. | Hebrew | ||
Chuck | Strong, courageous. a form of charles. | Chuckee, Chuckey, Chucki, Chuckie, Chucky, Chuk, Chuki, Chukie, Chuky | American, English, German | |
Chui | Leopard | Swahili | ||
Chul | Firmness | Korean | ||
Chuminga | Of the lord. a form of dominic. | Chumin, Chumingah | Latin, Spanish | |
Chumo | Twin. a form of thomas. | Greek, Spanish | ||
Chung | Intelligent | Chinese | ||
Churchill | Dweller at the church hill. | Churchyl, Churchyll, Curchil | Old english | |
Cian | Ancient one, long lived. | Celin, Cianan, Cyan, Kian, Kyan | Gaelic, Irish | |
Ciar n | Small, dark one. | Kieran | Gaelic, Irish | |
Cicero | Chick pea. | Ciceron, Cicerone, Ciceroni, Ciro, Cyrano, Cyro | Italian, Latin | |
Cid | Lord, master. | Cidd, Cyd, Cydd, Sid, Sidd, Syd, Sydd | Spanish | |
Cillian | Of the church. | Keelan, Killian | Gaelic, Irish | |
Cirrillo | Lord | Cirilio, Ciro, Cyrillo, Cyrilo, Cyryllo, Cyrylo | Greek, Italian | |
Cisco | Freedom | Cisca, Cysco | Latin, Spanish | |
Clancy | Belonging to the family; red-haired | Clance, Clancee, Clancey, Clancie, Clanse, Clansee, Clansey, Clansi, Clansie, Clansy | Gaelic, Irish | |
Clare | Famous, illustrious one. | Clarius | Latin | |
Clarence | Illustrious, shining, famous | Clair, Claire, Clairis, Claral, Clarance, Clare, Clarin, Clarince, Claron, Claronce, Claryn, Clarynce | Latin | |
Clark | Learned scholar. | Clarke, Clarkson, Claxton | Old french | |
Clarkson | Clark's son, son of th scholar. | Clarkeson, Claxton | Old french | |
Claude | Weak | Claud, Claudian, Claudianus, Claudio (italian, Claudios, Claudis, Claudius (german, Claus, Clawd, Clawde, Clawed, Cludell, Dutch), Glade, K, Klaade, Klaud, Klaude, Klaudij, Klaudio, Klaudius, Spanish) | Latin | |
Claus | Victory of th people. a form of nicholas. | Claas, Claes, Clause, Klaus, Klause | German, Greek | |
Clay | From the clay or earth. | Clabourne, Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiborn, Claiborne, Claiburn, Claiburne, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd, Cle, Clea, Clee | Old english | |
Claybourne | Born of clay or earth. | Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn, Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiburne, Clay, Claybourn, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd | Old english | |
Clayton | Town built on clay. | Claeton, Claiton | English | |
Cleanth | Pure, clean. | Old english | ||
Cleary | Scholar, knowledge. | Clearey, Clearie | Gaelic, Irish | |
Cleavon | From the cliff. | Cleavan, Cleaven, Cleaver, Cleavin, Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleavy, Clevan, Cleveland, Cleven, Clever, Clevin, Clevon, Clevyn | Old english | |
Cledwyn | Blessed sword friend. | Cledwin | Welsh | |
Clement | Mild, gentle. | Clemence (french), Clemens (danish), Clement (french), Clemente (italian, Clementius (dutch), Clemento (italian), Clemmon, Clemmons, Clemon, Klemens (german), Spanish) | Latin | |
Cleon | Famous | Cleopus, Clio | Greek | |
Cletus | Illustrious, hardworking. | Cleo, Cleon, Cleytus | Greek | |
Cleveland | From the cliffed land. | Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleon, Cleven, Clevon | Old english | |
Cliff | From the cliff. | Clif, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyfe, Clyff, Clyffe | Old english | |
Clifford | From the ford at the side of the cliff. | Cliffith, Clifton | Old english | |
Clifton | Belonging to the town near the cliff. | Cliffton | Old english | |
Clint | From the town on the hill. a short form of clinton. | English | ||
Clinton | From the town on the hill. | Clindon, Clintan, Clinten, Clintin, Clintwood | English | |
Clive | From the cliff. | Cleavant, Cleave, Cleavon, Cleeve, Cleveland, Clevland, Clifford | Old english | |
Clovis | Famous warrior. | Clodoveo (spanish) | Old german | |
Cloyce | Obstruction | Clice, Cloice, Cloise | Middle english | |
Clunies | Meadow resting place. | Clunee, Clunees, Cluney, Cluneys, Cluni, Clunie, Cluny | Gaelic, Scottish | |
Clure | Good fame. | Latin | ||
Clydai | Famous ruler. | Cliday | Welsh | |
Clyde | High, rocky area of land; heard from afar. | Clydel, Clydell | Gaelic, Irish, Scottish | |
Cobham | From the homestead near the river bend. | Cobbham | Old english | |
Cobra | Said to come via portuguese from latin "coluber" meaning snake. | Cobrah | Latin, Portuguese | |
Coburn | Where the streams meet. | Cobern, Coberne, Cobirn, Cobirne, Cobourn, Cobourne, Coburne, Coburnes, Cobyrn, Cobyrne | Old english | |
Coby | Replacer. a form of jacob | Cobe, Cobee, Cobey, Cobi, Cobie | Hebrew | |
Cochise | Warrior, wood. | Cochyse | Apache | |
Coco | Coconut | Spanish | ||
Cody | Cushion, pillow; helpful. | Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie | Gaelic, Irish, Old english | |
Coen | Thunder; brave. | Australian aboriginal, German | ||
Coffie | Born on a friday. | Cofi, Cofie | Ewe | |
Cohen | Position in the jewish faith, high priest. | Coen, Cohan, Cohwin, Koen, Kohen | Hebrew | |
Coile | Battle follower. | Coil, Coyle | Gaelic | |
Coile n | Pup, cub. | Coilin, Colin | Gaelic, Irish | |
Coinneach | Handsome, attractive one. a form of coinneach. | Canice | Gaelic, Irish | |
Cola | Victory of the people. a form of nicholas. | Colah, Colar, Colas | Italian | |
Colan | Dove | Latin | ||
Colbert | Outstanding, brilliant sailor; clearing through the mountains, valley. | Calbert, Calburt, Calvert, Colbert, Colburt, Culbert | English, French | |
Colbrand | Black sword, coal sword. | Brando, Colbran, Colbrando, Colbrandt, Colbrant | English | |
Colby | By the coal town, dark-haired. | Colbee, Colbert, Colbery, Colbie | English | |
Cole | Promise; coal. | Coal, Coale, Col, Colby, Coleman, Colier, Colman, Colson, Colton, Colville, Colvin | Celtic, Middle english | |
Coleman | Charcoal worker. | Colemann, Colman, Colmann | English | |
Colin | Young child; peaceful dove; from the coal pool. | Cailean, Colan, Cole, Colen, Collan, Collen, Collie, Collin, Collino, Collins, Collyn, Colon, Colyn, Greek), Nicolin (french | Gaelic, Irish, Old english | |
Colley | Black-haired one form the meadow. | Colea, Colee, Coleigh, Coley, Coli, Colie, Collea, Colleah, Collee, Colleigh, Colli, Collie, Collier, Colly, Coly | Old english | |
Collier | Coal merchant; trader. | Colier, Colis, Collyer | English | |
Collins | Colin's son, son from the coal pool; holly. | Colin, Colins, Collin, Collyn, Collyns, Colyn, Colyns | Greek, Irish | |
Colm | Dove | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Colman | Little dove. | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Colson | Col's son, son of coal. | Colsan, Colsen, Colsin, Colsyn | English | |
Colt | Frisky, young horse. | Colter, Coltrane, Coulter, Kolt, Kolter | English | |
Colter | Herder of colts or horses. | Colt | English | |
Colton | From the black coal town | Coltan, Colten, Coltin, Coltyn, Koltan, Kolten, Koltin, Kolton, Koltyn | English | |
Colum | Dove | Colm, Columba | Latin | |
Columba | Dove | Cailean (scottish), Coim, Colan, Colmicille, Colum, Columb, Columbah, Columbas, Columbia (latin), Columbias, Columbus, Colym, Culva | Latin | |
Colwyn | Hazel grove; coal friend. | Colwin, Colwyne, Colwynn, Colwynne | Old english, Welsh | |
Coman | Noble; bent | Camen, Comin, Comyn | Arabic, Irish | |
Compton | Town in the valley. | Comptom, Comton | Old english | |
Comyn | Crooked | Comin | Irish | |
Conal | High, mighty. | Conel, Conell, Conelle, Connal, Connall, Connel, Connell, Connelle, O'conal, O'conall, O'conel, O'connel, O'connelle | Irish | |
Conchobhar | Lover of hounds. | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Coniah | Gift sent from god. | Conia, Conya, Conyah | Hebrew | |
Conlan | Hero | Conland, Conlin, Conlon, Conlyn | Irish | |
Conn | High | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Connor | One with high will and desire | Conar, Coner, Connaire, Connar, Conner, Conor (irish), Konah, Konna, O'conar, O'coner, O'connar, O'conner, O'connor, O'conor | Celtic | |
Conrad | Bold, wise counsel. | Cheudler (swiss), Coenraad (dutch), Conrade (italian, Conrado, Conroy, Corradino (italian), Corrado (italian), Cort, Currado (italian), Curt, German, Koeraad (dutch), Konra, Konrad (swedish, Spanish) | Old german | |
Conroy | Wisdom; persistent. | Celtic, Irish | ||
Constant | Constante | Latin | ||
Constantine | Little steadfast, constant one. | Considine, Constain, Constance, Constancio (portuguese), Constane, Constant, Constantin (german, Constantino (italian, Constantinos, Constantinus, Costin, Costino, Danish), French), Konstanti, Spanish) | Latin | |
Conway | Holy water; hound from the plains. | Irish, Welsh | ||
Cooba | Black bee. | Coobah | Australian aboriginal | |
Cook | Chef | English | ||
Cooper | Barrel maker. | Couper, Keupper, Kooper, Kuepper | Old english | |
Corbett | Raven | Corbet, Corbey, Corbin, Corwan, Corwin, Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynne | Old english | |
Corbin | Raven, dark-haired. | Corban, Corben, Corbet, Corbett, Corbyn, Corvin, Korban, Korben, Korbin, Korbob, Korbyn | Old french | |
Corcoran | Ruddy complexion. | Irish | ||
Cordell | Little rope marker form the valley. | Cordale, Cordel | Old french | |
Cordero | Little lamb. | Coorderyo, Cordaro, Cordeal, Cordeara, Cordearo, Cordeiro, Cordera, Corderal, Corderall, Corderro, Corrderio | Spanish | |
Core | The chosen one. | Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie, Correy, Corry, Curey, Currey, Curry | English | |
Corey | From the hollow, head protection, helmet used for battle. | Cori, Corie, Corki, Corkie, Corky, Corree, Correy, Corri, Corrick, Corrie, Corry, Cory, Koree, Korey, Kori, Korie, Korree, Korrey, Korri, Korrie, Korry, Kory | Irish | |
Corin | Youthful | Coran, Coren, Corine, Corron, Corun, Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn | Greek | |
Cormac | Raven, son of the chariot racer; tree trunk. | Core, Corey, Cormach, Cormick, Maccormack | Gaelic, Greek, Irish | |
Cormag | Raven | Scottish | ||
Cormich | Charioteer. | Irish | ||
Cornelius | Horn colour, horn blower, cornell tree. | Cornall, Corneille (french), Cornel, Cornelio (portuguese, Cornelis (dutch), Cornell, Cornellus, Italian), Kornal, Kornel, Kornelius, Korneliusz, Kostelius, Ne, Neal, Neel, Neil, Neilus, Neyl, Spanish) | Latin | |
Cornwallis | Geographical - from cornwall. | Cornwalis | English | |
Corowa | Rocky river. | Corowah | Australian aboriginal | |
Corrigan | Spear carrier. | Corigan, Corogan, Corrigon, Corrigun, Corrogan, Corrogun, Korrigan, Korrigun | Irish | |
Corrin | Spear user. | Coren, Corin, Corren, Corryn, Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn | Irish | |
Cort | Bold court attendant. | Court, Courtenay (french) | Old german, Old norse | |
Cortez | Courteous | Spanish | ||
Corwin | From beyond the hill; friend of the heart. | Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynn, Corwynne | Gaelic, Old english | |
Cory | Helmet | Greek | ||
Corydan | Head protection, helmut; from the hollow, god is my judge. a combination of cory and dan; lark. | Coridan, Coriden, Coridon, Coridyn, Coryden, Corydin, Corydon (greek), Corydyn | Greek, Hebrew, Irish | |
Cosan | Path, the way. | Gaelic | ||
Cosgrove | From the cow grove. | Irish | ||
Cosmo | Universal harmony. | Cosimo (italian, Cosma, Cosmah, Cosmas (greek), Cosme (french), Cosmo (greek), Cosmos, Spanish) | Greek | |
Costa | Little, constant, steadfast one. a short form of constantine. | Costah, Costas, Costes | Greek | |
Coty | From the slope. | Cotee, Cotey, Cotie, Cottee, Cottey, Cottie, Cotty | French | |
Count | Companion, friend, noble. | Counte, Countee | Old french | |
Courtenay | Short-nosed; of the court. | Cortney, Courtney | Old english, Old french | |
Courtland | Dweller at the court land. | Cortlan, Cortland, Courtlan | Old english | |
Courtney | One who lives near the farmstead. | Cortney, Courteay (french), Courtnay | Old french | |
Covell | Dweller at the cave slope. | Covel | Old english | |
Covington | Town with a cove. | Old english | ||
Cowan | From the cow land; hooded robe; hillside hollow. | Cowen, Cowin, Cowyn | Australian aboriginal, Irish, Middle english | |
Coy | Shy, sweet, modest. | Coye | Latin | |
Coyan | Modest | Coyn, Coyne | French | |
Coyle | Leader in the battle. | Coil, Coile | Irish | |
Cr n n | Dark brown-haired or complexioned; companion, friend. | Cronan (greek) | Greek, Irish | |
Cr ost ir | Christ bearer. a form of christopher. | Gaelic, Irish | ||
Craddock | Beloved | Craddoc, Craddoch, Cradoc, Cradoch, Cradock | Welsh | |
Craig | From the rock. | Craeg, Craege, Craegg, Crag, Craige, Craigg, Crayg, Crayge, Craygg, Creag, Creage, Creagh, Creaghe, Creyg, Creyge, Creygg, Crieg, Criege, Criegg, Kraig, Krayg | Scottish | |
Cramer | To fill. | Crammer, Kramer, Krammer | Old english | |
Crandell | Belonging to the valley of the cranes. | Crandel | Old english | |
Crane | The crane bird. | Crain, Craine, Crandal, Crandall, Crandel, Crandell, Crayn, Crayne | Old english | |
Cranley | From the meadow of the cranes. | Cranlea, Cranleah, Cranlee, Cranleigh, Cranli, Cranlie, Cranly | Old english | |
Cranog | The heron, wading bird with grey and white plumage. | Kranog | Welsh | |
Cranston | Belonging to the town of cranes. | Crainston, Craynston | Old english | |
Crawford | From the crow ford. | Craw, Crow, Crowford | Old english | |
Cree | Native canadian tribe. | Native canadian | ||
Creed | One who believes, kin. | Creedan, Creedance, Creeden, Creedence, Creedin, Creedyn | English, Latin | |
Creek | From the small stream, native american tribal name. | English | ||
Creighton | From the town close to the rocks. | Chreightown, Craighton, Crayton, Creighm, Creight, Creighto, Creightow, Crichton, Crichtyn | English | |
Cremer | Merchant, trader. | Creamer, Kreamer, Kremer | Middle english | |
Creon | Prince, ruler. | Greek | ||
Crepin | Curly-haired. a form of crispin. | French, Latin | ||
Cress | Loved; gudgeon, greedy | Kress | Greek, Latin, Old german | |
Cresswell | Stream where cress grows. | Cresswel, Creswel, Creswell | Old english | |
Crevan | Fox | Creven, Crevin, Crevon, Crevyn | Irish | |
Crichton | Belonging to the hill-top town. | Creight, Creighton, Crighton | Welsh | |
Crieghton | Dweller at the creek town. | Crichton, Frayton | Middle english | |
Crisiant | Crystal | Crisient, Crisyant, Crysiant, Crysyant | Welsh | |
Crispin | Curly-haired. | Crepin, Cresianus, Crispian, Crispinian, Crispinianus, Crispino (italian), Crispinus, Crispo (spanish), Crispus (german), Crispyn, Cryspyn, Krispijn (dutch), Krispin, Kryspyn | Latin | |
Croft | Small pasture. | Crofton | Old english | |
Crofton | From the small pasture town with cottages. | Irish | ||
Cromwell | Dweller at the winding stream. | Cromwel | Old english | |
Crosby | From the villat with a cross; dweller by the town crossing. | Crosbee, Crosbey, Crosbi, Crosbie | Old english, Old norse | |
Crosley | Belonging to the cross meadow. | Croslea, Crosleah, Croslee, Crosleigh, Crosli, Croslie, Crosly | Old english | |
Crowell | Town crier. | Crawel, Crawell, Crowel, Crowil, Crowill | Old english | |
Cruz | Cross | Cross, Cruzz | Portuguese, Spanish | |
Cullen | Colony; handsome. | Cullan, Culley, Cullin | Irish, Old french | |
Culley | Forest | Culeah, Culee, Culey, Culie, Cullea, Culleah, Cullee, Culleigh, Cullie, Cully | Gaelic, Irish | |
Culver | Dove of peace. | Colvar, Colver, Culvar | Old english | |
Cunningham | Village with the milk pails. | Cunning | Irish | |
Curran | Dagger, hero. | Curren, Currin, Curron | Irish | |
Curroon | Fog on top of a mountain. | Australian aboriginal | ||
Currumbin | Pine tree. | Currumbyn | Australian aboriginal | |
Curruto | Courteous; from the enclosure. | Curcio | French, Latin, Spanish | |
Curt | Courtier. attendant of the court. | Court, Courtis, Courtys, Curtis, Curtys, Kurt, Kurtis | English | |
Curtis | Courteous; belonging to the courtyard. | Courtis, Curcio, Curt, Curtiss, Curtys, Curtyss, Kirtiss, Kurtis, Kurtys, Kurtyss | Latin, Old french | |
Cuthbert | Brilliant | Cuthberte, Cuthburt | English | |
Cutler | Knife maker. | Cutlar, Cutlir, Cutlor, Kutler | Old french | |
Cuyler | Chapel | Cuiler | Irish | |
Cy | Sun. throne. the short for of cyrus. | Ci | Persian | |
Cynan | Chief | Cinan, Cinene, Cinin, Cinon, Cinyn, Cynin, Cynon, Cynyn | Welsh | |
Cynric | Powerful and royal. | Old english | ||
Cyprian | From cyprus. | Cipriano (spanish), Cyprianus, Cyprien (french), Cyprrian | Latin | |
Cyr | Sunday's child. born on sunday. | Cyrano, Cyriack, Syriack | French | |
Cyrano | From cyrene. | Cirano | Greek | |
Cyril | Lordly ruler; a gem | Ciril, Cirille, Cirillo (italian), Cirilo (spanish), Ciro, Cirrill, Cyriack, Cyril, Cyrill (german/french), Cyrille, Cyrillus, Cyro, Cyrrils (portugese), Cyrus, Cyryl (polish), Girigel, Girioel, Gwril | Greek | |
Cyrus | Sun, throne. | Ciro, Cyrie, Cyro, Kyros | Persian |