Baby Names Starting with C

Spanish

little coconut

French

from the hill

Latin

Heart

English

Latinized form of Kore. It was not used as a given name in the English-speaking world until after it was employed by James Fenimore Cooper for a chara

Spanish

Brave

Hebrew

Bald or hairless

English

From the English and Spanish word coral for the underwater skeletal deposits that can form reefs. It is ultimately derived (via Old French and Latin)

French

Heart

Latin

Coral

Latin

Like coral

Latin

Coral-like

English

Maiden of the sea; coral

Latin

Coral

Latin

maiden

English

Derived from coral; symbolizes nature's charm

Celtic

Spear

Spanish

Heart

Native American

heart

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Heart

Spanish

little heart

English

From a French surname that was derived from corbeau "raven", originally denoting a person who had dark hair. The name was probably popularized in Amer

Old English

crow's valley

Spanish

Cork

Latin

heart

English

Rope maker

English

From Cordeilla, a name appearing in the 12th-century chronicles of Geoffrey of Monmouth, borne by the youngest of the three daughters of King Leir and

English

From an English surname meaning "maker of cord" or "seller of cord" in Middle English.

French

Heart

Celtic

heart

Spanish

Lamb

Latin

Heart

French

heart; brave

Latin

Heart

English

Friendly

English

Heartfelt warmth and friendliness

English

Maker of cords or strings.

Latin

Heart

Latin

heart, brave

Arabic

City of the heart

French

ribbon, cord

Spanish

From the city of Cordoba

Arabic

Of the cord

English

Shoemaker; leather worker

Spanish

Heart

Spanish

Korean

English

Variant of Corinne.

Greek

maiden; girl

English

Maiden

Spanish

Little heart

Greek

Maiden

Celtic

Hurricane, tempest

Spanish

Heart

Greek

maiden

Latin

Little heart

English

From an English surname that was derived from the Old Norse given name Kóri, of unknown meaning. This name became popular in the 1960s due to the char

English

Feminine form of Corey.

Spanish

Heart

English

From the name of the spice, also called cilantro, which may ultimately be of Phoenician origin (via Latin and Greek).

Greek

Heart of the sea

Celtic

From the hollow

Greek

heart

Latin

spear bearer

Greek

Maiden

Greek

Maiden

English

French form of Corinna. The French-Swiss author Madame de Staël used it for her novel Corinne (1807).

Greek

From Corinth

English

Of Corioli, a Roman general

English

Heart and song

Greek

maiden; heart

Spanish

Little heart

Spanish

Little heart

Italian

maiden, young girl

English

From the place where the cork trees grow

English

Resilient

Old English

from the hill

Italian

Little heart

Latin

heart

Latin

Heart

English

Cheerful

Spanish

Free man

Celtic

Charioteer

English

Charioteer

Celtic

spear man

Celtic

Raven

English

Grain or seed

Latin

Horn

Latin

Horn

Latin

Horn

Latin

horn-like

Latin

Horn

Spanish

Thorny tree

Latin

Horn

English

Feminine form of Cornelius. In the 2nd century BC it was borne by Cornelia Scipionis Africana (the daughter of the military hero Scipio Africanus), th

Latin

Horn

Latin

Horn

Arabic

Horn

English

Roman family name that possibly derives from the Latin element cornu meaning "horn". In Acts in the New Testament Cornelius is a centurion who is dire

English

From an English surname that was derived from the given name Cornelius.

Latin

Horn

Latin

Horn

Old English

angle or edge

Old English

foundation stone

English

Blue flower often found in cornfields

English

Horned

Latin

horned

Latin

horn

Latin

Horn

English

Relating to Cornwall

English

Horned well

English

Horn

Spanish

Choir

Celtic

Place of the hollow

Latin

Crown

Latin

Little crown

Spanish

Name of a Virgin Mary apparition

Latin

Crown

Spanish

Colonel

Latin

small crown

Latin

Crown

English

Body

Latin

Corporate, united

Latin

Body

Italian

Brave counsel

French

Spear

Spanish

From the corrals

Celtic

From the round hill

Spanish

Heart

Spanish

Runner

Spanish

Roadrunner

Latin

right, accurate

Spanish

Runner

Spanish

runners

Celtic

Maiden

Italian

Flowing

Spanish

Brokerage

Spanish

Brokerage

Latin

Correct

English

From the hollow

Celtic

spear bearer

English

Diminutive of Corinna, Cora, Cornelia, and other names starting with Cor. Since the 1970s it has also been used as a feminine form of Corey.

Latin

Spear bearer

Greek

Maiden

English

Variant of Corinne.

Greek

Maiden

English

Coral

Irish

from the hollow

French

From Corsica

Italian

Beloved

Spanish

little heart

English

Courtly

Spanish

bark, crust

English

from the court

Spanish

farmhouse

Spanish

Curtains

Latin

Brave

French

courtly

English

Court land

English

Variant of Courtney.

Spanish

Short

Spanish

brave

Various

English

Heart

English

Variant of Corey.

Greek

maiden; girl

English

Variant of Corinne.

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Greek

order, harmony

Spanish

Thing

Spanish

Things, objects

English

From the village of the Cossacks

Old Norse

brave

English

Victory of the people

Celtic

From the hollow

Irish

from the marsh

Spanish

Unknown

Various

Greek

Order

Spanish

Little thing

Turkish

Passionate

African

brave; strong

Greek

Order

Arabic

Dream

Greek

Order

Greek

universe

Latin

Beauty

Greek

not applicable

Greek

Beauty study

Arabic

Order, beauty

Arabic

Order

Greek

Order

Greek

order, universe

Greek

Order

Spanish

little thing

Spanish

Tickle

Spanish

Unknown

English

Friendly

Arabic

Steadfast in faith

Latin

Constant

Latin

Steadfastness

Latin

Constant

Latin

Constant

Italian

Steadfast

Italian

constant, steadfast

English

Actor's colleague

Spanish

Rich coast

Greek

Steady

Arabic

Constant

English

coastal town

English

Cost

Spanish

Coastal

Latin

constant, steadfast

Latin

constant

Arabic

Constant

Latin

Little constant

Arabic

Little Costin

English

Constipated

English

High price, valuable

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Sewing or stitching

Spanish

Little seamstress

Latin

steadfast; brave

Spanish

Consolation

Spanish

Unknown

English

brave; strong warrior

Spanish

Cottage

French

shelter

Spanish

Little cottage

Spanish

Little one

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

shelter; protection

Spanish

Unknown

French

little coat

Spanish

Frills or ruffles

Latin

little cot; cottage

Spanish

little one; small

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Valued

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Parrot

Spanish

Little girl

English

Cotswold hill

Spanish

Unknown

English

One who lives in a cottage

Spanish

cotton

English

Soft fabric

English

Tree representing flexibility and warmth

English

friendly; companion

English

Variant of Cody.

Irish

descendant of the hound

African

Noble lineage

English

Victory's son

African

Born on a Friday

English

Advisor

English

Advisor or guide

French

bravery, strength

English

Brave; ready to face danger

Celtic

from the dark place

Scottish

from the fortress

English

From the court

English

Royal residence

French

Courtier

French

short nose

English

Polite

English

Politeness

English

From the court land

English

From the court

English

domain of Curtius

English

From the aristocratic English surname Courtney, which was derived either from the French place name Courtenay (originally a derivative of the personal

English

short nose; courtier

Latin

Short form of Courtney

English

Dweller by the court

English

court; enclosure

Old English

Relative

Spanish

Unknown

Arabic

Blacksmith

English

From the English vocabulary word cove, which refers to a small coastal inlet.

English

From the cove

English

Agreement

English

Cofa's tree

English

Small group of birds or animals

Hebrew

To be brave

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

domestic animal

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Celtic

warrior; brave

English

Cow's spring

Irish

young warrior

English

Cook or steward

English

From a surname that meant "quiet, shy, coy" from Middle English coi.

Indigenous Americas

Queen

African

brave; strong

Native American

Little one

Native American

Brave one

Spanish

little; small

Celtic

Descendant of the warrior

Native American

Sparrow

English

Cousin

African

Unknown

Arabic

Order

Arabic

Orderly

English

comfort; warmth

English

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Beautiful gift

African

God has given

African

Unknown

African

beautiful woman

African

Goodness is beautiful

English

unknown

English

Unknown

Old English

sea creature

Arabic

Christmas

English

Biscuit

Old English

little crack

English

Skill

English

Skilled maker or creator

English

From the craftsman's town

English

Cunning

English

Rocky hill

English

From the Scottish surname Craig, which was derived from Gaelic creag meaning "crag, rocks, outcrop", originally indicating a person who lived near a c

English

Rocky hill

English

Rocky hill

Celtic

Rocky hill

Celtic

Rocky hill

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Free man

English

Marshland

English

Eccentric

English

From the rocky meadow

English

Crane

Latin

to collide violently

English

Wooden or humble

English

From a valley or 'the place of crows'

Old English

from the crow's hill

English

From a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "crow ford" in Old English.

English

By the crow's meadow

African

Cool person

English

Town on a hill

Latin

crazy, wild

African

Unknown

Latin

To create

Spanish

Creation

English

A person who is sour

Spanish

Creating

Spanish

to create

Latin

to create

Spanish

Creative

Spanish

Creativity

Spanish

Creative

Latin

creation; maker

Latin

creative

Spanish

To grow

Spanish

Growth

Spanish

Little crescent moon

Latin

growing

Latin

growth

Spanish

To grow

Spanish

credits; trust

Latin

I believe

Native American

People of the river

English

From the English word creed meaning "set of beliefs", ultimately from Latin credo meaning "to believe".

Various

Celtic

Pure

Celtic

Rocky hill

Celtic

Rocky hill

Scottish

rock, cliff

English

From a surname that was derived from a place name, originally from Gaelic crioch "border" combined with Old English tun "town".

Celtic

Little bell

Spanish

Cream

Spanish

Cream

African

Unknown

Celtic

little crane

Germanic

Unknown

English

Town by the creek

African

Unknown

Latin

Create

Latin

to grow

Latin

Increase

Latin

growth

Spanish

Growing

Spanish

Growing

Various

Spanish

Growing

Caribbean

Unknown

Latin

golden

Latin

growing, increasing

Spanish

Growing

Latin

Growing

Old English

growing sea

Spanish

Curly or wavy hair

Latin

Curly-haired

Spanish

curly; frizzy

Spanish

Curly

Spanish

curly

English

An edible plant symbolizing rejuvenation and life

Greek

Gold

English

Crunch or squeezed

English

The top or peak of a hill or mountain

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Old English

from the farm

Arabic

From Crete

Spanish

Unknown

English

Either from a surname that was derived from the English town of Crewe (from Old Welsh criu meaning "weir"), or from the English vocabulary word for a

Greek

Christ bearer

Latin

Follower of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Celtic

beloved

Spanish

breeding place

Celtic

Rocky hill

Celtic

Little dark one

Latin

Unknown

Greek

Unknown

Celtic

rocky place

Celtic

noble; powerful

English

Small insect

Greek

Ring

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

beloved; dear

Spanish

Christ; anointed one

Latin

to shine

Spanish

clear; brilliant

Latin

Christian

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Christian

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Christ bearer

English

Follower of Christ

Italian

Famous ruler

Latin

criminal leader

African

Unknown

Latin

deep red

Latin

little flower

Celtic

Fox

Celtic

Little angel

Latin

Curly-haired

English

Bearer of Christ

Latin

Golden

Spanish

Christ bearer; strong

Spanish

Chrysalis

Spanish

frosty; clear

Spanish

Christ-like

Latin

golden

Latin

Christ's love

Arabic

Chrysanthemum

Spanish

golden, shining

Spanish

Christ's angel

English

follower of Christ; grace

Spanish

Golden flower

Spanish

Chrysanthemum

Spanish

Golden flower

Spanish

Christ's beauty

Latin

Christ bearer

English

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

Christ bearer

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

follower of Christ

Germanic

Gray battle

Latin

Golden

Greek

Golden

English

Christian

Irish

follower of Christ

Indian

Dark

Latin

follower of Christ

Greek

bearer of Christ

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Latin

golden

Spanish

Turning point

Spanish

follower of Christ

Celtic

Christ's light

Latin

follower of Christ

English

Follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Greek

Anointed

English

Christian man

Latin

Christ's gift

Christian

Christ

Spanish

Christ bearer

Latin

Christ's Mary

English

Christmas

Latin

Christ's follower

Indian

Divine

Spanish

Golden

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

crucible; melting pot

Spanish

little golden one

Spanish

Golden Christ

Spanish

Golden cross

Spanish

Golden mouth

Latin

Curly-haired