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 | |
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Ciceron | Chickpea | |
Cici | blind; sixth | |
Cicil | Moonstone, a precious shiny gemstone | |
Cicilia | blind; sixth | |
Cicilie | blind; sixth | |
Cicily | Blind Of Self Beauty | |
Cid | Lord | |
Cidambara | One whose heart is as huge and vast as the sky | |
Cidananda | Happiness beyond limits; ultimate happiness or bliss | |
Cidatma | Intelligence in it's purest form | |
Cidatmata | One whose thoughts are very pure | |
Cidd | God; the absolute being | |
Cidda | The seller of coal; a metamorphic rock | |
Ciddhatu | Soul in it's pure and original form | |
Cidghana | One who is full of knowledge on every subject | |
Cidney | wide island | |
Cidrich | A humble cooperative and cunning human being | |
Cidrupa | One who is a knowledge incarnate | |
Cidullasa | The thoughts and thinkings of a wise person | |
Cidvilasa | One who has immense knowledge in illusion | |
Cieara | black | |
Ciearra | black | |
Ciedda | A clearing in the hollow | |
Ciel | From Heaven, Heavenly | |
Ciela | A heavenly object; from the skies | |
Cielle | Sky, a part of the atmosphere; derived from the French word Ciel | |
Cielo | Sky | |
Ciena | A clay material used for many purposes | |
Cienna | May be a variant of the name Cian, meaning 'ancient' in Gaelic. Also associated with the name Sian, a Welsh form of the name Jeanne. | |
Ciera | The mountains | |
Cieria | black | |
Cierra | Mountain | |
Cierrah | black | |
Cifa | The one who sells coal for a living | |
Cihir | A bird named Chumchum | |
Cihuaton | Little woman | |
Ciji | Initial for C.G | |
Cik | Malaya word for Miss. | |
Cikita | One who is experienced; has vast knowledge about various things due to personal experiences | |
Ciksura | One who gives or inflicts pain to fellow human beings | |
Cikura | Mountain, an elevation on the earth's surface; is also another word for hair on the head | |
Cilciuhinn | An interesting, understanding, cheerful and likable being | |
Cilda | One who is a seller of coal; Son of a dusky man | |
Cile | blind; sixth | |
Cili | Diminutive Form Of Cecilia | |
Cilia | Blind; one who does not have the ability to see | |
Cilicia | That Which Overturns | |
Ciline | heaven | |
Cilinia | Derived from an ancient name meaning "heaven"; is also the name of a 5th century saint | |
Cilistinu | Sicilian form of Caelestinus. It means of the sky or heavenly. | |
Cilix | The son of Agenor, popular in Greek mythology | |
Cilka | blind; sixth | |
Cilla | Ancient | |
Cille | Blinded | |
Cillian | Little Cell | |
Cillinah | Moon | |
Cilly | blind; sixth | |
Cim | One who presides; ruler; emperor; lord; king; maharaja | |
Cima | treasure | |
Ciman | Curious; need to know more about something | |
Cimarron | One who is wild and free-spirited; one who cannot be controlled or tamed by anyone | |
Cimberleigh | One who is from the royal meadows. a place meant for the high-born men | |
Cimeilliauc | A candid, eager and insightful individual; alluring | |
Cimesetli | A soft hearted, considerate and lonely person | |
Cimorene | One who loves nature, responsible and diligent being | |
Cin | A reddish brown coloured spice | |
Cinan | Head; chief; one who is the chief presider | |
Cinbran | A normal, blunt, youthful and noble person | |
Cincenn | A noble, cheerful and independent individual | |
Cincinnatus | A person with curly hair | |
Cinco | Five, Fifth Born | |
Cinda | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindal | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindea | Moon, light | |
Cindeah | Moon, light | |
Cindee | Moon, light | |
Cindel | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindell | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cinderella | Girl By The Cinders | |
Cindey | Moon, light | |
Cindi | Moon, light | |
Cindia | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindie | little ashes; from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindl | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cindra | Derived from the name Kynthia, Goddess of the moon and hunting and Apollo's twin sister | |
Cindy | Diminutive Form Of Cynthia Or Lucinda | |
Cindyl | from Mount Kynthos | |
Cinetta | God is gracious | |
Cingal | A self confident, independent and gorgeous person | |
Cingen | One who loves to sing. A surname | |
Cingeswell | One who lives for the praise of his king; who makes his king happy | |
Cingeswiella | One who lives for the happiness of his king, like the spring season | |
Cingetorix | One who is considered as the king of warriors; leader of warriors; best warrior | |
Cinglas | Measurement of a person's waist or girth | |
Cingual | An annular one | |
Cingualan | A round person | |
Cinguali | A curcle. A round man | |
Cini | A coal seller; one who is a bearer of Christ | |
Ciniod | Born Of Fire | |
Cinmarch | One who is annular, round |