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
	Coleta	Victory
	Coleton	Coal town
	Coletta	Victory
	Colette	Victory Of The People
	Coletun	Hailing from the town where coal is obtained; from a coal town
	Coley	Black
	Coleyne	A young woman; a girl
	Colfre	Someone who is as peaceful, amicable and undisturbed as the dove;
	Colie	Black
	Colier	Black
	Coligny	From Coligny, France
	Colin	Diminutive Form Of Nicholas
	Colina	people of victory
	Colinda	girl, wench
	Coline	people of victory
	Colinette	people of victory
	Colis	One who is the son of a dark or dusky man
	Colissa	Created Name
	Colista	Combination Of Colette And Calista
	Coll	High
	Collan	A young Boy who is attractive, handsome and good looking
	Collayer	One whose job is to mine coal from beneath the ground
	Collby	Coal town
	Colleen	Girl
	Colleene	girl, wench
	Collen	Hazel
	Collena	girl, wench
	Collene	girl, wench
	Collens	A young hound
	Colles	Glue; a substance used to stick things together
	Collet	Victory
	Colleta	Victory
	Collete	people of victory
	Collett	people of victory
	Colletta	Victory Of The People
	Collette	Victory
	Colley	A black coloured bird
	Collibe	Hailing from a dark, dull village with no source of light
	Collice	Combination Of Colleen And Alice
	Collie	girl, wench; dove
	Collier	Coal Miner
	Collin	Form Of Colin
	Collina	people of victory; girl, wench
	Colline	people of victory; girl, wench
	Collins	The victory or triumph of the men
	Collis	coal miner; dark haired
	Colliss	coal miner; dark haired
	Collton	Coal town
	Colly	girl, wench; dove
	Collye	A word name of English meaning
	Collyer	A trader of charcoal in England; someone who buys and sells charcoal
	Collyn	Victory
	Collys	A young woman; a girl
	Colm	Dove
	Colman	Little Dove
	Colmann	Dove
	Colobert	Old German name composed of (possibly) the element kollo meaning "head, peak" and beraht meaning "bright".
	Coloma	Dove
	Colomba	Italian feminine form of Columba.
	Colombano	Italian form of Columbanus.
	Colombe	dove
	Colombina	Italian feminine diminutive of Columba. In traditional Italian pantomimes this is the name of a stock character, the female counterpart of Arlecchino (also called Harlequin). This is also the Italian word for the columbine flower.
	Colombo	A dove
	Colon	Dove
	Colonel	A column
	Colony	Group Of People
	Colorado	Red Colored
	Colsen	Coal; a form of carbon that is black in colour
	Colson	Black
	Colston	From The Coal Town
	Colt	Young Horse
	Colte	Young horse
	Colten	Coal town
	Colter	Young horse
	Coltere	A person who rides and takes care of horses; a horseman
	Coltin	A coal town; a town where coal is obtained
	Colton	Cole's Town
	Coltrane	Young horse
	Colum	Dove
	Columb	Old Irish form of Columba.
	Columba	dove
	Columban	Possibly an Irish diminutive of Columba. Alternatively, it may be derived from Old Irish colum "dove" and bán "white". The 7th-century Saint Columbán of Leinster was the founder of several monasteries in Europe.
	Columbanus	This name can be viewed as a derivative of Columba or a Latinized form of Columbán, both derivations being approximately equivalent. This is the name of Saint Columbán in Latin sources.
	Columbia	A Dove
	Columbina	dove
	Columbine	Flower Name; Dove
	Columbo	Dove
	Columbus	Dove
	Colver	One who is as peaceful as the dove
	Colvert	Seaman, one who is fond of seas and lives near it
	Colville	Black
	Colvin	Black
	Colvyr	One who resembles a dove, peaceful and calm
	Colwyn	Welsh River
	Colyer	A person who works with coal
	Colyn	The triumph of the people; a young Boy who leads to the triumph of the people
	Colys	Son of the Dark Man
	Coman	Noble; a high-principled person; generous; reputable
	Combs	Lives Near A Small Valley
	Come	Order