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 | |
|---|---|---|
| Cunanda | A learner | |
| Cunatami | An amusing person; son of Cunotamus | |
| Cunbran | A normal, blunt person | |
| Cuncu | A renowned person | |
| Cunda | To understand | |
| Cunedog | A neat and daring person | |
| Cunegonde | French form of Kunigunde. Voltaire used this name in his novel Candide (1759). | |
| Cuneyt | Turkish form of Junayd. | |
| Cunignos | A little Wolf | |
| Cunigund | Old German form of Kunigunde. | |
| Cunigunde | Family Battle | |
| Cunmin | Old Breton form of Cuimín [1]. | |
| Cunnawabum | One Who Looks At The Stars | |
| Cunningham | Descendant Of The Chief | |
| Cuno | Daring, Clever | |
| Cunoarda | A noble, alluring person | |
| Cunobarrus | Rational one | |
| Cunobeline | Strong As A Dog | |
| Cunobelinos | Possible Brythonic form of Cunobelinus. | |
| Cunobelinus | A Hound | |
| Cunocennos | A compassionate person | |
| Cunogusus | Famous; Brilliant | |
| Cunopectus | A diplomatic, pleasant person | |
| Cunotamus | Name of the son of Cunotamus | |
| Cunovinda | Creative and attractive people | |
| Cunovindus | A careful and neat person | |
| Cuntur | Condor | |
| Cunuaret | Head Chief | |
| Cuong | Flourishing, healthy | |
| Cupere | The one making Barrels | |
| Cupid | In Latin it means 'Desire', 'passion' and 'lust'. It's a variation of the name Cupido. | |
| Cupido | Latin form of Cupid. | |
| Cupka | The sandpiper | |
| Cuppa | The proud one | |
| Curcio | Courteous | |
| Curd | Wise counsel | |
| Curelo | Courteous | |
| Curnow | A variant of Curnow meaning from Cornwall. | |
| Curra | Spear; Hero | |
| Currado | Wise counsel | |
| Curran | Hero | |
| Currau | Sicilian form of Conrad. It means brave counsel. | |
| Currer | One who cures leather | |
| Currie | A marshy area | |
| Currier | Leather Dresser | |
| Currin | Variant of Curran | |
| Currine | Dagger; something which is a used as a weapon | |
| Curro | Andalusian diminutive of Francisco. | |
| Curry | From The Wet Plain | |
| Curt | Courteous, Courtly | |
| Curtez | Courteous | |
| Curtis | Courteous, Courtly | |
| Curtiss | Courteous | |
| Curtys | Courteous | |
| Curtyss | Courteous | |
| Cusa | The one who provokes | |
| Cushla | beat of my heart | |
| Cusi | Pleasure, Joy | |
| Cusick | One Who Provokes | |
| Cusmaan | Somali form of Osman. | |
| Cuss | Harsh term | |
| Cussa | Admirable; worthy of respect | |
| Cussata | Untiring; a zealous individual | |
| Cust | To develop | |
| Custa | A serious and aggressive individual | |
| Custance | Mother of Arthur; together | |
| Custancia | A skilled, talented person | |
| Custans | An adept, nice and a strict person | |
| Custanti | Constant or steadfast. | |
| Custantinu | Sicilian form of Constantinus, meaning constant. | |
| Custanzu | Custanzu is the Sicilian form of Constantius and means constant or steadfast. | |
| Custe | Clover plant | |
| Custer | A sexton, sacristan | |
| Custodia | Guardian Angel | |
| Custodio | Portuguese form of Custodio. | |
| Cutbertus | A bright spirited person | |
| Cutha | Comical person | |
| Cuthberht | Old English form of Cuthbert. | |
| Cuthbert | Brilliant | |
| Cuthburga | A massive fortress | |
| Cuthburh | One who keeps records | |
| Cuthert | Best quality | |
| Cuthfleda | Unselfish, honest and tidy being | |
| Cuthgils | A graceful individual | |
| Cuthred | A counsel | |
| Cuthsa | A happy, tactful person | |
| Cuthsige | A choosy person | |
| Cuthwin | Embodiment of purity | |
| Cuthwulf | Wolf; one filled with power | |
| Cutie | Cute One | |
| Cutler | Knife Maker | |
| Cutlery | Utensils That Cut | |
| Cutter | Gem Cutter | |
| Cutulf | Tender person | |
| Cuyle | The person who brings victory | |
| Cuyler | Victory Of The People | |
| Cvenild | A literary person | |
| Cveta | Serbian form of Cvetka. | |
| Cvetka | Blossom, flower | |
| Cvetko | Masculine form of Cvetka, meaning blossom. |