Baby Names Starting with C

English

Medieval variant of Crispin.

Latin

curly-haired

English

From the Roman cognomen Crispinus, which was derived from the name Crispus. Saint Crispin was a 3rd-century Roman who was martyred with his twin broth

Latin

Curly-haired

Italian

curly-haired

English

Little curly-haired

Spanish

Curly-haired

Latin

crunchy, fresh

Latin

follower of Christ

Celtic

Golden flower

English

Follower of Christ

English

Christian follower

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Christ-like

Spanish

follower of Christ

English

Follower of Christ

Greek

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

English

Follower of Christ

Latin

Crest

Spanish

Beautiful

Spanish

Clear

Latin

pure, clear

English

Clear and bright

Spanish

Crystal

Spanish

clear; sparkling

Spanish

Clear as crystal

Spanish

Clear

Spanish

follower of Christ

Spanish

Christian

Latin

Bearer of Christ

Arabic

Follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

Christ-like

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Christian

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

English

Crystal clear

Spanish

follower of Christ

Spanish

little Christian

Latin

Christian

Latin

Christian

Spanish

Little Christian

Spanish

follower of Christ; pure

Latin

Christian

Latin

follower of Christ

Greek

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Greek

bearer of Christ

Spanish

follower of Christ

Spanish

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Christian

Various

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

Christian

Spanish

Christian servant

Spanish

little Christian

Spanish

Christian

Latin

Follower of Christ

Italian

Follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Various

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

Little Christian

Spanish

little Christian

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

Follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Anointed

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Latin

Christian little one

Latin

Christian

Spanish

Little Christ

Spanish

follower of Christ

Spanish

Christ-bearer

Spanish

bearer of Christ

Spanish

Little Christ bearer

Spanish

Christ-bearer

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

Little Christopher

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Christ-bearer

Spanish

Christophoros

Celtic

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Spanish

bearer of Christ

Spanish

Bearer of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Christian

Spanish

follower of Christ

Spanish

Christ's village

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

Christian

Latin

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Greek

Follower of Christ

Greek

judge; decision

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

bearer of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Greek

Bearer of Christ

Latin

sword

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

beautiful, ruler

Latin

Golden

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

Clear glass

Spanish

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

Spanish

Follower of Christ

English

Follower of Christ

Germanic

Brave ruler

Spanish

bright, shining

Slavic

Crown

Spanish

free man

Spanish

Unknown

English

Pot or container

English

One who makes pots

English

From a surname that was derived from a place name meaning "town with a small enclosed field" in Old English.

Celtic

From the marsh

Celtic

bend

Caribbean

Unknown

English

From the crooked stream

Greek

Time

Spanish

chronicle; history

Germanic

Farmer

Greek

Time

English

Bend or hook

English

From a surname that was derived from the name of an English town, itself meaning "cross town" in Old Norse.

English

Christian symbol

Latin

conflict zone

English

Haven at the crossing

English

Transition

English

Unknown

Old Norse

to cross

English

Intelligent bird

Old English

royal headdress

English

Well of crowns

Greek

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Crosses

Latin

Of the cross

African

Critical

English

Variant of Crew.

English

To travel leisurely

English

Referring to a character from 'Nicholas Nickleby'

English

Belonging to the crumblers or followers

Spanish

To press

African

Affection

Spanish

Little cross

Latin

little cross

Christian

Christian believer

Latin

Little cross

Spanish

Unknown

Old Norse

to create

English

Cross; symbol of faith.

Spanish

Crossed

Spanish

Cross or crucifix

Spanish

Little Cross

Spanish

Little cross

Spanish

cross of Mary

Spanish

Cross

Spanish

cross

African

Unknown

Greek

follower of Christ

Greek

Golden flower

Greek

follower of Christ

Greek

clear; brilliant

Greek

pure; clear

English

Clear

English

From the English word crystal for the clear, colourless glass, sometimes cut into the shape of a gemstone. The English word derives ultimately from Gr

Greek

clear; brilliant

English

Christian

Greek

clear, brilliant

Greek

clear, bright

Latin

Christian

Greek

follower of Christ

Latin

follower of Christ

English

Clear

Greek

bearer of Christ

Greek

clear; brilliant

Greek

follower of Christ

Latin

Follower of Christ

English

Pure

English

clear; brilliant

Spanish

Modern variant of Chris

Chinese

Unknown

Hungarian

defender

Eastern European

Leader

Chinese

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Eastern European

Star

Indian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Old Norse

to be strong

Spanish

Unknown meaning

Spanish

Unknown

Chinese

peace; calm

Old English

From the hill

English

Unknown

Celtic

Unknown

African

We have been blessed

African

Unknown

African

We are loved

African

beloved

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Bringer of hope

African

Promise

Celtic

little one

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Latin

Follower of Christ

Chinese

Unknown

Spanish

transformation; change

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Celtic

Dog

Vietnamese

river

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

enclosure, pen

Spanish

Square

Spanish

Frames or pictures

Native American

Descending Sun

African

Brave warrior

Chinese

Graceful

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

musical quartet

Spanish

fourth

Spanish

twin

Spanish

Twin

Spanish

four

Indigenous Americas

Eagle

Indigenous Americas

Eagle

Indigenous Americas

Descending Sun

English

Fertile land

English

From Cuba

Spanish

Cuban

Spanish

from Cuba

Spanish

From the caves

English

Synthetic diamond; shines like the real one.

Spanish

Little cubs

Spanish

Cube-like

Spanish

Cube

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

cube

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

To protect

Spanish

little one; darling

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Knife-making

Spanish

Knives

Spanish

Little girl

Celtic

little bird

Latin

little dog

Spanish

Unknown

African

grandmother

Spanish

Unknown

English

Loving one

African

born on Monday

African

Monday born

Celtic

To signal

Spanish

toad

Spanish

slope

Spanish

Neck

Spanish

Accounts

Spanish

String

Spanish

Leather

Spanish

Leathers

Spanish

little raven

Spanish

Hill

Spanish

cave

Spanish

caves

Spanish

Little cave

Spanish

Unknown

English

A dealer in cutlery

Chinese

Green

Spanish

Care

Chinese

Green jade

Celtic

Wise, intelligent

Chinese

Green jade

Native American

to be brave

Indigenous Americas

Good heart

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

noble, brave

African

Unknown

Slavic

Sweet

Spanish

Little cucumber

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Inhabitant of Culiacán

Spanish

Little dove

Spanish

little hill

Spanish

Thunderstorm

English

From a surname, either Cullen 1 or Cullen 2. It jumped a little in popularity as a given name after Stephenie Meyer's novel Twilight (2005), featuring

Latin

culture; cultivation

English

Shared beliefs

Latin

The moon

Turkish

Brave

African

Blessed

Indigenous Americas

Serpent

Spanish

Dance and music genre

Spanish

Little cumbia

Old English

To be wise

Spanish

Unknown

Indigenous Americas

To live

Celtic

Son of servant

English

Son of the hound

Spanish

friend

Chinese

Unknown

Southeast Asian

From the place of the river

African

Bringer of fortune

Indigenous Americas

Golden flower

Turkish

Brave

Spanish

Rabbit

Southeast Asian

Strong

English

Barrel maker

Latin

Little cup

Latin

desire

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Spanish

little sister

Spanish

Little cutie

African

Unknown meaning

Caribbean

Unknown

Old English

spear ruler

French

Curious

Spanish

From the place of the heart

Spanish

curiosities

English

Curly-haired

Celtic

Curly

English

curly-haired; curly

Old English

curly-haired

Old English

horn

Celtic

Brave or strong

Celtic

From the marsh

Celtic

From the marsh

Caribbean

Flowing

Spanish

Little run

Spanish

Strong

Irish

from the hollow

Spanish

Course or path

Spanish

Unknown

English

Either a variant of Kurt or short form of Curtis.

English

Fabric covering

Old English

short

African

Bright warrior

Spanish

Tanned or cured

English

From an English surname that originally meant "courteous" in Old French.

English

Courteous

English

Rough

Germanic

short; brief

English

Church town

Latin

curvy shape

Italian

curved place

Celtic

From the hollow

Spanish

Unknown

Indigenous Americas

Center of the world

Hebrew

Land of Cush

Slavic

Sweetheart

Celtic

Sweetheart

Indigenous Americas

Joyful

Spanish

Unknown

English

Fortified town

Latin

Guardian

Latin

Guardian

Spanish

Guardian

English

Sever

Spanish

Bright warrior

Old English

sword maker

Latin

cute child

Latin

handsome boy

Caribbean

Unknown

Latin

adorable child

Latin

Cute little one

Latin

cute child

English

Old English form of Cuthbert.

Old English

famous bright

Southeast Asian

Cute

Spanish

Unknown

English

Cute

Old English

to cut

English

Cute

Latin

cute one

Latin

sacred

Indigenous Americas

Place of the Cuxil people

Indigenous Americas

Guinea pig

Spanish

Unknown

Old English

brave

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Slavic

life

Slavic

Flower

Slavic

Little flower

English

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

Born on Saturday

African

Sunday child

Native American

Little girl

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

African

Born on a Sunday

African

Born on Wednesday

English

Queen's fortress

African

Unknown

English

Royal warrior maiden

English

Fair lady

Old English

to sing

Chinese

Unknown

Welsh

unknown

Welsh

to cry

English

Short form of Cyrus or Cyril.

African

to love

Greek

greenish-blue

Arabic

sky blue

English

Prophetess or oracle

English

From the city of Cybele

Greek

Circle

Celtic

little one

Greek

From the city of Cydonia

English

Variant of Sydney.

English

Bounty

Caribbean

Unknown

Indian

Unknown

English

Swan; symbolizes grace and beauty

African

Unknown

Celtic

victorious

Chinese

pure; clear

Old English

to cry

Korean

unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

English

A circle or cycle

Greek

From the heavens

English

Narrow; a form of Cecily

French

beautiful; grace

English

Woodland

Celtic

Welshman

English

A king in Shakespeare's play of the same name

English

From the cymbal

Celtic

Confluence

Welsh

the one who is

English

Variant of Simone 1.

Celtic

brave

Greek

Artichoke

English

to connect; link

English

Son of the river; connected to nature

Greek

From Mount Cynthus

English

Short form of Cynthia.

Greek

Moon

Greek

Moon goddess

English

Moon goddess

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and beald "bold, brave".

English

Derived from the Old English elements cyne "royal" and beorht "bright".

English

Means "royal fortress" from Old English cyne "royal" and burg "fortress". Saint Cyneburga, a daughter of a king of Mercia, was the founder of an abbey

English

Variant of Cyneburg.

English

From the Old English elements cyne "royal" and þryþ "strength". This name was borne by an 8th-century queen of Mercia.

English

Means "royal peace" from Old English cyne "royal" and friþ "peace".

English

Variant of Cynefrið.

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and heard "hard, firm, brave, hardy".

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and mære "famous".

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and ric "ruler, king".

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and sige "victory".

English

From Old English cyne "royal" and swiþ "strong". Saint Cyneswitha was a younger sister of Saint Cyneburg.

English

Variant of Cyneðryð.

English

Derived from Old English cyne "royal" and weard "guard".

English

Family

English

Warrior king; protector amid the chaos

English

moon; goddess

Greek

From Mount Cynthus

English

Latinized form of Greek Κυνθία (Kynthia), which means "woman from Cynthus". This was an epithet of the Greek moon goddess Artemis, given because Cynth

Greek

Moon goddess

Greek

Of the moon

Greek

Moon goddess

Celtic

moon

Greek

Moon

English

Fair and wise

English

Bold

Arabic

cipher; hidden

Greek

From Cyprus

English

Tree

English

Rooted in cypress trees, symbolizing serenity

English

Wood from cypress trees, durable and fragrant

Greek

From Cyprus

English

From Cyprus

Hebrew

From Cyprus