Here you’ll find all the names beginning with the letter C, followed by the meaning of the name starting with a C. If the name is blue, it is a name normally given to a boy. If the name has a pink color, then it is usually given to a girl. A green name can be given to both boys and girls.
| Name | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|
| Cadwallon | A king's name | |
| Cadwared | An English Boy name | |
| Cadwgan | The glorious one in the battle | |
| Cadwgon | To have glory in the battle | |
| Cadwur | Warrior or soldier. | |
| Cadwyn | Channel | |
| Cady | Pure | |
| Cadye | pure | |
| Cadyn | Cadan's male child | |
| Cadyna | A girl with good rhytm | |
| Cadynn | A rhytmic girl | |
| Caecca | A british male name | |
| Caecilia | Original Latin form of Cecilia. | |
| Caecilius | Original Latin masculine form of Cecilia. Saint Caecilius was a 1st-century missionary to Granada, Spain. It was also part of the full name of Saint Cyprian, Thascius Caecilius Cyprianus. | |
| Caeden | A modern made up name | |
| Caedmon | Wise warrior | |
| Caedwalla | A name of the King Arthur's nephew | |
| Caedyn | A round man | |
| Caefca | A Boy name of English origin | |
| Caega | A Sanish male name | |
| Caege | A male name of Spanish origin | |
| Caegel | An independent, self assured and confident individual | |
| Caegi | An English name for Boys | |
| Caegin | An English Boy name | |
| Caegla | An old English name | |
| Cael | Slender | |
| Caela | slim and fair | |
| Caelab | Faithful | |
| Caelainn | slender and white, fair or pure | |
| Caelan | Slender | |
| Caelci | A powerful soldier | |
| Caelen | Victorious | |
| Caelestinus | Late Latin name, a derivative of Caelestis. This name was borne by five popes (usually spelled Celestine in English). | |
| Caelestis | Late Latin name meaning "of the sky, heavenly", a derivative of Latin caelum "heaven, sky". | |
| Caelestius | Variant of Caelestis. This was the name of a noted follower of the Christian heretic Pelagius. | |
| Caeley | Slender | |
| Caelfind | Old Irish form of Caoilfhionn. | |
| Caeli | She who is crowned with the laurel crown | |
| Caelia | Heavenly | |
| Caelian | A man from heaven | |
| Caelic | Heavenly man | |
| Caelie | Variant of Kaylee. | |
| Caelin | Girl | |
| Caelina | Feminine form of Caelinus. | |
| Caelinus | Heaven | |
| Caelius | A person from heaven | |
| Caellum | The sky and the heavens | |
| Caelum | He is from the skies | |
| Caelus | Sky, The Heavens | |
| Caelyn | Meadow, waterfall pool | |
| Caelynn | Form of CAELYN - Meadow, waterfall pool | |
| Caelynne | Form of CAELYN - Meadow, waterfall pool | |
| Caeman | Crocodile | |
| Caemlyn | A woman from the skies | |
| Caemon | Crocodile | |
| Caera | beloved; friend | |
| Caerdin | One who is a wood carder | |
| Caersewiella | One who lives at the watercress spring | |
| Caerwyn | White Fortress | |
| Caesar | Thick Head Of Hair | |
| Caesare | A hairy man | |
| Caesarea | Leader | |
| Caesaria | She who is an empress | |
| Caesarius | Late Latin name that was derived from Caesar. Saint Caesarius was a 6th-century bishop of Arles. | |
| Caeser | King | |
| Caeso | Roman praenomen, or given name, that was probably derived from Latin caesius meaning "blue-grey". This praenomen was only used by a few families. | |
| Caesonia | Feminine form of Caesonius. This name was borne by Milonia Caesonia, the last wife of the Roman emperor Caligula. | |
| Caesonius | Roman family name that was derived from the praenomen Caeso. | |
| Caetana | Portuguese feminine form of Caietanus (see Gaetano). | |
| Caetano | From Gaeta | |
| Caetlin | pure | |
| Caetlyn | A woman who is pure | |
| Caetti | Short for caitlyn, means a pure one | |
| Cafa | British male name | |
| Cafall | Name of Arthur's dog | |
| Cafer | Turkish form of Jafar. | |
| Caflisch | Shortened form of Kalbfleisch, literally meaning calf meat. It may mean an immature person. | |
| Cafna | A rhythmic person | |
| Cafnoth | An Anglo-Saxon male name | |
| Cagatay | Unknown | |
| Cage | Confining Structure With Bars | |
| Cagla | Means "almonds" in Turkish. | |
| Caglar | Means "waterfall, cascade" in Turkish. | |
| Cagney | Descendant Of The Advocate | |
| Cagrı | Means "invitation" or "falcon" in Turkish. | |
| Caha | One with charms, a desired man | |
| Cahal | Slender | |
| Cahan | Battle, Fighter | |
| Cahaya | Light or radiance. | |
| Cahid | Azerbaijani form of Jahid. | |
| Cahil | A young and naive man | |
| Cahill | A son of the battle ruler | |
| Cahir | Anglicized form of Irish Cathaoir, possibly meaning "battle man" from Old Irish cath "battle" and fer "man". | |
| Cahit | Turkish form of Jahid. | |
| Cahlie | beautiful, lovely | |
| Cahya | The Light | |
| Cahyo | Javanese variant form of Cahaya. | |
| Cahyono | Light | |
| Cai | Rejoice | |
| Caia | To Rejoice |