Baby Names Starting with C

Spanish

coconut

Native American

unknown origin

Spanish

Coconut tree

Germanic

helpful, brave

Celtic

brave warrior

African

Encoded

Spanish

to be brave

Italian

noble

Celtic

helper; cushion

English

Helpful

Celtic

helpful; pillow

Spanish

Code or cipher

English

Derived from codeine

African

Born on Monday

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

brave, bold

Arabic

Brave or strong

Arabic

Little hazel tree

English

From an Irish surname, an Anglicized form of both Irish Gaelic Ó Cuidighthigh meaning "descendant of the helpful one" and Mac Óda meaning "son of Odo"

English

From the hill

Germanic

Bold advisor

Germanic

Brave

Greek

victory

Germanic

Descendant of Coetzee

Celtic

Brave

English

coffee; dark beverage

English

Descendant of the battle

African

born on Friday

African

Born on Friday

African

Born on Friday

African

to be strong

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Treasure chest

English

From a common Jewish surname that was derived from Hebrew כֹּהֵן (kohen) meaning "priest". This surname was traditionally associated with the heredita

Southeast Asian

To cherish

Celtic

peaceful

Chinese

Unknown

English

Twist

Portuguese

City name

Various

Spanish

Holy

Celtic

victory; conqueror

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

lame

Arabic

Son of the furrier

Dutch

Rooster

Southeast Asian

Chocolate

English

Charcoal maker

English

Sweet

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little one; friend

Spanish

sweet

Spanish

little cookie

Japanese

Little one

Celtic

chubby, plump

Irish

victorious people

Latin

Swelling

Spanish

Strong warrior

Celtic

Victory

Latin

Unknown

Italian

from the hill

Greek

People's victory

Spanish

Victory

French

From the dark town

English

Place of the cold stream

English

From an English surname, originally from various place names, derived from the Old Norse byname Koli (meaning "coal, dark") and býr "farm, settlement"

Spanish

Unknown

English

From the historic town with Roman roots

Spanish

mattresses

English

Chilly

English

From the cold stream

English

From an English surname, itself originally derived from either a medieval short form of Nicholas or the byname Cola. A famous bearer was the songwrite

Spanish

Collection

Latin

victorious

English

Variant of Colleen.

Latin

Victory of the people

English

Anglicized form of Colmán.

Celtic

Victory

Greek

victorious people

English

Victory of the people

Old English

swarthy, dark

Spanish

victorious; people

Spanish

Hummingbird

Spanish

little dove

African

Unknown

Spanish

Place of the volcano

English

Anglicized form of Scottish Cailean.

English

Beautiful melody

Spanish

Unknown

English

Victory of the people; triumph bearer

Celtic

Unknown

Spanish

Little one

Celtic

Victory

Spanish

Hill

Old English

neckband

Spanish

Adornment

English

Derived from the Irish word cailín meaning "girl". It is not commonly used in Ireland itself, but has been used in America since the early 20th centur

Celtic

Victory of the people

Old English

to bind

Irish

victorious

French

victorious

Latin

Victory

Latin

Victory of the people

Celtic

Young dog

English

Charcoal burner

English

Variant of Colin 2.

English

Son of dove

Old English

from the coal town

English

From a surname, which is either Irish or English in origin (see Collins 1 and Collins 2). It increased in popularity as a name for girls after it appe

English

Son of Colin

English

Victory of the people

English

Hill dweller

English

victorious; strong

English

victorious; people's victory

English

Variant of Colleen or Colin 2.

Irish

dove

Celtic

Dove

Irish

dove

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Fang or tusk

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little girl

Spanish

little curly; playful

Italian

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Little Dove

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Bird

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Dove

French

dove

Spanish

Colombian

Spanish

Little dove

Spanish

Dove

Latin

Settlement

Spanish

dove

Latin

hue

Spanish

Red-colored

Spanish

Colored red

Spanish

colors

Spanish

Colorful

African

To be strong

Spanish

Little colored one

Celtic

victorious

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

little dove

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

From the narrows

Germanic

brave; strong

English

Variant of Colson.

English

From an English surname meaning "son of Col". As a given name it entered the American top 1000 rankings in 2017, probably inspired by similar-sounding

English

From the English word for a young male horse or from the surname of the same origin. It may be given in honour of the American industrialist Samuel Co

English

Variant of Colton.

English

From an English surname that was originally given to a keeper of horses, derived from Middle English colt.

English

From an English surname that was originally derived from a place name meaning "Cola's town". It started being used as a given name in the 1980s. Likel

Latin

Dove

Latin

dove

English

From the name of a variety of flower. It is also an English form of Colombina, the theatre character.

Latin

Dove

English

Dove

Celtic

victorious people

English

Keeper of the coal

Celtic

Descendant of the warrior

Spanish

People who are always together

Spanish

Commander

Spanish

Commander

Arabic

Moon

Spanish

Region

Indian

moonlight

French

battle; fight

French

Brave warrior

English

Combination

Greek

to join together

Spanish

Conception

Southeast Asian

To arrive

Irish

noble

Greek

one who entertains

Spanish

Dining room

Southeast Asian

Beautiful

Southeast Asian

Commission on Elections

Spanish

Commercial

Spanish

Commercial entity

Spanish

commerce

Spanish

Edible

Spanish

Comet

Old English

to come

English

Comfortable

Latin

comforting

African

comfort; solace

English

From the English word comfort, ultimately from Latin conforto "to strengthen", a derivative of fortis "strong". It was used as a given name after the

English

Comfort provider

English

Strength in adversity

Spanish

Food

Spanish

Food or meals

Spanish

Gluttonous

Spanish

Official

Spanish

committee; group

African

leader; commander

Caribbean

Brave and strong warrior

African

Born on a Sunday

English

Appointee

English

Naval officer

Italian

Lake

Spanish

Commodore

Spanish

As you wish

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Caribbean

Unknown

Spanish

Friend

Spanish

Close friend or companion

Spanish

parade

English

Sympathy and concern for others

Spanish

friend, companion

Latin

to complete

Spanish

complex

English

Fully finished

Spanish

complete

Spanish

Purchase

Spanish

buying

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

purchase and sale

Spanish

To buy

Spanish

commitment, promise

Portuguese

Understanding

English

Settlement by the valley

English

Related to computing

Slavic

Friend

Spanish

companion, friend

African

Unknown

Caribbean

To be united

Spanish

Communication

Spanish

Communications

Spanish

Community

Celtic

Hound, wolf

Celtic

Wise, intelligent

Celtic

pure, holy

Celtic

Strong wolf

Celtic

Brave ruler

Irish

strong wolf

Various

Celtic

Little wolf

Celtic

Brave warrior

Celtic

Lover of hounds

Spanish

Conception

Portuguese

Conception

Spanish

Council member

Spanish

Council

Latin

Hidden

Latin

to conceive

Spanish

Conception

Spanish

Concept

Old English

care, worry

African

Unknown

Spanish

To concede

Various

English

Shell

Spanish

shell

Spanish

shell

Spanish

Shell

Greek

little shell

English

Little shell

Spanish

Little shell

Spanish

Little shell

Spanish

shell

Celtic

High warrior

Spanish

Shell

Greek

Shell

Spanish

To be aware

Spanish

Concerts

Latin

To bring together

Latin

to bring together; unite

Latin

aware, mindful

Celtic

Unknown

Latin

Harmony

Latin

Harmony or agreement

Latin

harmony, agreement

Spanish

Count

Irish

hero's strength

Celtic

noble, brave

Spanish

Countess

African

brave

Italian

Shared living space

Native American

large bird

Indigenous Americas

Condor bird

Spanish

Little condor

Spanish

Unknown

English

Brave or bold

Celtic

brave; bold

Old English

brave fire

English

Shaped like a cone

Spanish

connect; link

Spanish

Connected

Celtic

pure

Spanish

Rabbit

Spanish

little rabbit

Spanish

Little rabbit

Spanish

Rabbit

Latin

Horn

Latin

Strong as a wolf

Old English

Corner dweller

Spanish

Pure, holy

English

Rabbit

Latin

To confess

Spanish

to confess; declaration

Latin

to admit

Spanish

trustworthy

Spanish

Reliable

French

trust, assurance

Latin

self-assured

Latin

I trust or have confidence

Spanish

Confession

Spanish

confess yourself

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Trust yourself

Spanish

Pastry shop

Latin

Comfort

Various

English

disorder; chaos

English

Comfortable

Chinese

Respectful

Spanish

Frozen

African

River name

Chinese

pure heart

Irish

pure

Hebrew

God is gracious

Celtic

brave; wise

Latin

wise

Spanish

Little girl

African

Unknown

Native American

to gather

Spanish

Little girl

Irish

pure, wise

Spanish

little cone; small

Spanish

ensemble; group

Spanish

Groups

Celtic

hero

Celtic

Strong warrior

Irish

hero's meadow

Celtic

Intelligent

Celtic

Wise

Irish

intelligent

Celtic

Intelligent

Irish

wolf

Celtic

Strong

Celtic

Strong wolf

Celtic

wise; strong

Celtic

A historical region in Ireland

English

To join or link

Latin

connector

Celtic

Strong

Latin

horn

Celtic

Strong-willed

English

Descendant of the hound; strong-willed

English

Variant of Conor.

English

Brave as a wolf

Old Norse

wise counselor

English

Diminutive of Constance and other names beginning with Con. It is occasionally a masculine name, a diminutive of Cornelius or Conrad.

Irish

Wise advisor

Spanish

Little girl

Irish

young warrior

African

Unknown

English

Variant of Conor, based on the usual spelling of the surname that is derived from the name. This is currently the most common way of spelling it in th

Italian

constant

Italian

Cone-shaped

English

Anglicized form of Conchobar (or the Modern Irish form Conchúr).

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Conquerors

English

Means "brave counsel", derived from the Old German elements kuoni "brave" and rat "counsel, advice". This was the name of a 10th-century saint and bis

Germanic

Brave counsel

Germanic

Brave counsel

Celtic

Wise ruler

English

Wise ruler

Celtic

Wise ruler

Celtic

Brave counsel

Celtic

Wise advisor

Germanic

Bold ruler

Latin

constant

Latin

Moral awareness

Latin

aware, mindful

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Advisor

Spanish

Spoiled or pampered child

Spanish

Spoiled

Spanish

conception

Spanish

Conception

English

To reflect

Latin

Constant

Latin

constant, steadfast

Spanish

Consolation

Latin

Comfort

Latin

To console

Spanish

To unite or join together

Spanish

Partnership

Latin

steadfast

Latin

Steadfast

Spanish

Steadfastness

Latin

Constant, steadfast

English

Medieval form of Constantia. The Normans introduced this name to England (it was the name of a daughter of William the Conqueror).

Spanish

Steadfastness

Latin

steadfast, constant

Latin

constant, steadfast

Latin

steadfast, faithful

Arabic

Steadfast

Spanish

Steadfast

Various

Latin

Steadfast

English

Steadfast, constant

Greek

Steadfast

English

Steadfast or constant; unchanging

Spanish

constellation

Latin

Steadfast

Spanish

Builder

Spanish

Constructions

Latin

builder; creator

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Steadfast

Spanish

To consume

Spanish

comfort, solace

Latin

High-ranking official

Spanish

Advisor

Spanish

Consultation room

Spanish

consulting rooms

Latin

To count

Spanish

Accounting

Spanish

Accountant

Spanish

Accountant

Spanish

Accountants

Spanish

To tell

Latin

Steadfast

Latin

constant, steadfast

Spanish

Steadfast

English

Satisfied with what one has

Italian

Noblewoman

Italian

With strength

Spanish

Contractor

Spanish

Contractors

Spanish

Place of stones

Latin

to build

Spanish

Construction

Spanish

constructions

Spanish

Constructions

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

constant, steadfast

French

Brave

Latin

Curved outward

Spanish

invitation

English

Brave warrior

English

From a Welsh surname that was derived from the name of the River Conwy, which possibly means "foremost water" in Welsh.

Celtic

brave warrior

Celtic

From the hill of the hound

Spanish

brave; strong

Southeast Asian

wise; intelligent

African

To gather

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Constant

Spanish

Comfort

English

Brave

English

To coo

Old English

one who cooks

English

One who cooks

English

Unknown

English

sweet treat; small cake

Latin

sweet treat

Latin

stylish, impressive

African

cool; calm

Germanic

calm, composed

Latin

Most stylish

Irish

from the hollow

Native American

cool breeze

English

stylish; trendy

English

calm man

Spanish

Unknown

Irish

calm, cool

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

brave, bold

English

Barrel maker

Spanish

Unknown

English

Cooper

English

From a surname meaning "barrel maker", from Middle English couper.

Spanish

cooperative; collaboration

African

shelter

Southeast Asian

To seize

Spanish

cup, vessel

English

From the cold land

Italian

From Copertino

Celtic

brave

Latin

to gather

Spanish

little tuft

Spanish

To cut

Italian

Barrel, vat

English

Metal

English

Field of copper

English

Forest management method, symbolizes renewal

Old English

village of the copse

Spanish

rooster

Spanish

Flirtatious

Spanish

flirtatious; coy

Spanish

Flirtatious or charming

Spanish

Little coconut