Names starting with the letter C

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
	Clee	Cliff
	Cleena	Anglicized form of Clíodhna.
	Cleeve	A short term for Cleveland; a city in the U.S
	Clef	Gender: Unisex
	Clegg	Haystack
	Cleisthenes	Glory and strength
	Cleitus	Latinized form of Kleitos.
	Cleland	From a place with clay
	Clelia	fame
	Clell	Descendant of the wolf family
	Clellan	Son of a follower of a Saint named Fillan
	Clely	A french version of Clelia; a Roman herione
	Clem	Diminutive Form Of Clement
	Clemance	Mercy
	Clematia	climbing plant
	Clematice	climbing plant
	Clematis	Flower Name
	Clematiss	climbing plant
	Cleme	Tender; gentle; good natured; lenient; understanding
	Clemence	Mercy
	Clemencia	mercy
	Clemencio	Merciful
	Clemency	Mercy
	Clemendee	Gentle, Merciful
	Clemens	Mercy
	Clement	Merciful
	Clemente	Merciful
	Clementeen	One who is very gentle, kind and soft hearted
	Clementia	Merciful
	Clementina	Merciful
	Clementine	Merciful
	Clementino	Merciful
	Clementius	Merciful
	Clemento	Merciful; tender; forgiving; soft hearted
	Clementya	Merciful
	Clementyn	Merciful
	Clementyna	Merciful
	Clemeth	He is merciful and a gentle person
	Clemmie	mercy; merciful
	Clemmons	Merciful
	Clemmy	merciful
	Clemo	The Cornish diminutive of Clement or Clemence. It means mild or merciful
	Clenton	Hill town
	Cleo	To Praise, Acclaim
	Cleodora	Famous Gift
	Cleofas	One who sees fame, glory and worthy of praise
	Cleon	Glory
	Cleona	Father's glory
	Cleone	Father's glory
	Cleonie	glory of the father
	Cleopas	Shortened form of the Greek name Kleopatros (see Cleopatra). In the New Testament Cleopas is a disciple who sees Jesus after his resurrection.
	Cleopatra	Glory Of The Father
	Cleopatre	French form of Cleopatra.
	Cleophas	Used in the New Testament, he is the husband of a woman who saw Jesus being crucified
	Cleora	It means glory or fame of the Father
	Cleotha	A woman who is a creative artist and everyone else is inspired by her
	Cleotilde	A well known warrior; a well known soldier
	Clerc	Cleric, wise
	Cleremunda	A clear and birght protector of men
	Clericia	A wandering group of people
	Clerissa	Bright
	Clerisse	Bright
	Clerk	Cleric, wise
	Cleryce	Bright
	Clerysse	Bright
	Clesek	An old Cornish name derived from the word clos, which means fame.
	Cleta	Feminine Form Of Cletus
	Clete	To call on someone; to call someone
	Cletis	Variant of Cletus.
	Cleto	To call a spirit while praying; uaually done by a Pope
	Cletus	Illustrious
	Cleva	hill-dweller
	Cleve	Short for Cleveland, land of cliffs
	Cleveland	From The Hilly Land
	Clever	Smart One
	Clevon	One who hails from the cliff; One who lives in the cliff
	Cliantha	Glory Flower
	Clianthe	glory flower
	Cliara	bright, famous
	Clidhna	Of Unknown Meaning
	Clidna	Old Irish form of Clíodhna.
	Clif	A man who is brave, fearless, daring and bold
	Cliff	Diminutive Form Of Clifford
	Cliffanie	Combination Of CLIFF And TIFFANIE
	Cliffeton	Cliff town
	Clifford	From The Cliff Ford
	Clifftan	Cliff town
	Clifften	Cliff town
	Cliffton	Cliff town
	Cliffy	Cliff town
	Clifland	A land that is hilly; a land filled with hills
	Clift	A cliff or slope; a ridge located at the corner of a river
	Cliften	Cliff town
	Clifton	From A Town Near A Cliff
	Cliftun	A farm located adjacent to a cliff
	Climaco	Spanish form of Climacus, derived from Greek κλῖμαξ (klimax) meaning "ladder". The 7th-century monk Saint John Climacus (also known as John of the Ladder) acquired this name because he wrote a book called The Ladder of Divine Ascent.
	Climacus	Latin form of Clímaco.
	Climent	Catalan form of Clemens (see Clement).
	Clindon	Hill town
	Cline	Little One