Baby Names Starting with C

Spanish

Little candies

Cancino

Spanish

Unknown

Cancio

Spanish

Song

Cand

Latin

pure; bright

Candace

English

From the hereditary title of the queens of Ethiopia, as mentioned in Acts in the New Testament. It is apparently derived from Cushitic kdke meaning "q

Candan

Turkish

Heartfelt

Candance

Latin

Pure

Candanedo

Spanish

Sweet

Candece

Latin

pure, innocent

Candee

English

Sweet

Candelaa

Spanish

Light or candle

Candelita

Spanish

Candle

Candelo

Italian

bright, glowing

Candese

Latin

pure, sincere

Candeu

Spanish

Unknown

Candi

English

Variant of Candy.

Candia

Greek

pure

Candice

English

Variant of Candace.

Candicita

Latin

pure, bright

Candid

Latin

Frank

Candida

Latin

White, pure

Candidate

Latin

One who aspires

Candido

Latin

White, pure

Candidus

Latin

Bright

Candie

Latin

glowing; bright

Candielys

Spanish

light; brightness

Candii

Latin

pure

Candiluz

Spanish

Light

Candis

Greek

pure

Candise

Latin

clarity; purity

Candita

Spanish

Pure

Candle

English

Source of light

Cando

Spanish

Brave

Candombe

Spanish

Afro-Uruguayan music

Candra

Sanskrit

moon

Candu

Indian

sweet

Candy

English

Diminutive of Candace. It is also influenced by the English word candy.

Candyce

English

Glowing; sweet

Candylove

English

Sweet love

Candystar

Latin

sweet star

Cane

English

reed; warrior

Caneel

Spanish

Little canal

Caneil

Celtic

brave

Canek

Latin

serpent

Canel

Spanish

Cinnamon

Canelita

Spanish

Little cinnamon

Canelo

Spanish

cinnamon

Caner

Turkish

Brave

Canete

Spanish

Little dog

Cang

Chinese

Blue

Cangrejo

Spanish

Crustacean

Cangri

Spanish

Strong

Canh

Southeast Asian

Peaceful

Cani

Turkish

Beloved

Canice

Celtic

Brave

Canicia

African

Unknown

Caniggia

Italian

from the river

Canija

Spanish

Unknown

Canijo

Spanish

Little or small

Canil

Arabic

Beloved

Canine

English

resembling a dog

Canis

Latin

Dog

Canito

Spanish

little dog

Canje

Spanish

Unknown

Canjes

Spanish

Unknown

Canlas

Southeast Asian

To be a leader

Canly

Celtic

brave

Canmy

Latin

can do

Cann

Irish

warrior

Canna

Latin

reed; plant

Cannes

French

Place of the reeds

Cannie

Scottish

brave, bold

Canning

English

From the place of the reeds

Cannon

English

From an English surname, which was derived from Middle English canon, referring to a church official or servant who worked in a clergy house. This nam

Canny

Scottish

wise, shrewd

Cano

Spanish

Warrior

Canopy

English

Uppermost layer of trees, symbolizes shelter

Canoy

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Cans

Turkish

brave

Canseco

Spanish

From the place of the oak

Canserbero

Spanish

guardian of the cemetery

Cansu

Turkish

Water

Cantarrana

Spanish

Singing frog

Cantave

Spanish

Unknown meaning

Cante

Spanish

Sings

Canteras

Spanish

Quarries

Cantero

Spanish

Stone worker

Cantik

Southeast Asian

Beautiful

Cantika

Southeast Asian

Song

Cantillo

Spanish

little song

Cantina

Spanish

Small wine cellar

Cantolao

Spanish

Place of the sea

Cantona

Spanish

High place

Cantoral

Spanish

Choir-related

Cantu

Spanish

Song

Canul

Indigenous Americas

Unknown

Canuto

Spanish

Little reed

Cany

Celtic

brave

Canyon

English

Deep, narrow valley, representing grandeur

Cao

Chinese

tall, lofty

Caoi

Celtic

pure

Caoibhe

Celtic

Beautiful

Caoife

Celtic

Beautiful

Caoilin

Celtic

Slim

Caoimhe

Various

Caoimhin

Celtic

Gentle

Caoimhne

Celtic

Gentle

Caoin

Irish

slender, fair

Caolain

Celtic

Slender

Caolainn

Celtic

Slender

Caolfhionn

Celtic

Slender and fair

Caolin

Celtic

Slender

Caos

Greek

Chaos

Cap

English

Leader

Capable

English

Able or competent

Capacitaciones

Spanish

training; education

Capacity

Latin

fullness

Cape

English

Geographical feature

Capella

Various

Caperucita

Spanish

Little red cap

Capi

Native American

Leader

Capilla

Spanish

chapel

Capincho

Spanish

Capybara

Capir

Spanish

to understand

Capistrano

Spanish

Place of Capuchin monks

Capitaine

French

Captain or leader

Capital

English

City of government

Capitan

Spanish

Captain

Capito

Latin

Head, chief

Caple

English

From the chapel

Capleton

English

Famous reggae artist

Capo

Spanish

Leader

Capon

English

Castrated male chicken

Capone

Italian

The boss

Caporales

Spanish

Head shepherds

Cappy

English

Chief

Capri

English

From the name of the picturesque Italian island of Capri. It is likely from Greek κάπρος (kapros) meaning "wild boar", though it could also be of Etru

Caprice

French

Whim

Caprichitos

Spanish

Whims

Capricia

English

Elaborated form of Caprice.

Capricornio

Latin

Horned goat

Capriel

Hebrew

God is my strength

Caprio

Latin

Goat

Caps

Old English

head covering

Captain

English

Leader

Captan

English

leader

Capten

English

Captain

Caption

Latin

Title or heading

Captmike

Old English

captain

Capu

Indigenous,Unknown

A name of a bird

Capucine

Latin

Cabbage flower

Capulina

Spanish

little caper

Caqui

Spanish

to be happy

Caquita

Spanish

Little bird

Cara

English

From an Italian word meaning "beloved" or an Irish word meaning "friend". It has been used as a given name since the 19th century, though it did not b

Carabajal

Spanish

place of the carabao

Carace

Italian

grace

Caracol

Spanish

snail

Caracola

Spanish

Shell

Caracoles

Spanish

Snails

Carado

Italian

beloved

Caradoc

English

Beloved one

Caragh

Celtic

Love

Carah

Hebrew

beloved

Caralampio

Spanish

Light bearer

Caraline

Latin

Free woman

Caralino

Italian

Little dear

Carame

Spanish

sweet

Caramelo

Spanish

caramel; sweet

Caravan

Arabic

Group of travelers

Carbajal

Spanish

place of the goats

Carballo

Spanish

Place of the oak trees

Carbo

Latin

Carbon

Latin

Coal, charcoal

Carbone

Italian

Coal, charcoal

Carbonera

Spanish

Of coal

Carboneria

Italian

Coal worker

Carcar

Chinese

Unknown

Carcasas

Spanish

from the fortress

Carcia

Spanish

beloved

Cardelia

Latin

heart

Cardell

English

From the marshland

Cardenas

Spanish

Place of thistles

Cardette

French

little card

Cardi

English

Cardinal

Cardiff

Celtic

Fort on the Taff

Cardo

Latin

hinge

Cardona

Spanish

from the place

Cardoso

Portuguese

Thorny plant

Cardozo

Spanish

son of Cardo

Cardy

English

Strong

Care

English

To care for

Careem

Arabic

Generous, noble

Careen

French

to tilt, lean

Careena

Latin

Beloved

Careisa

Celtic

beloved; dear

Carel

Germanic

Man

Careless

Old English

without care

Careli

Latin

Beloved

Carelia

Scandinavian

Land of the Carelians

Carelies

Spanish

beloved; dear

Carelin

English

Little beloved one

Carelina

Italian

free woman

Carelis

Celtic

beloved

Carell

English

Strong

Carella

English

Beloved

Carelle

French

free man

Carely

English

Beloved

Carem

Spanish

song

Caren

English

Variant of Karen 1.

Carene

Latin

beloved

Caresa

Latin

beloved; dear

Caressa

English

Beloved

Careta

Spanish

Little dear

Carew

English

From the fort

Carey

English

From an Irish surname, the Anglicized form of Ó Ciardha, which is a patronymic derived from the given name Ciardha.

Carfield

English

From the field

Cargil

Celtic

From the fort

Cargill

Celtic

Rocky place

Cargo

Spanish

freight

Cari

English

Variant of Carrie.

Cariad

Celtic

Beloved

Carianis

Spanish

Belonging to the Carians

Carianne

English

Beloved

Carias

Spanish

Unknown

Carib

Native American

brave people

Caribbean

Cultural,Geographical

Relating to the Caribbean Sea

Caribe

African

From the Caribbean

Carica

Spanish

Papaya fruit

Caricia

Spanish

Caress

Caricias

Spanish

Caresses

Carie

French

beloved; dear

Carii

Celtic

beloved

Cariina

Arabic

beloved; dear

Cariito

Spanish

Little dear

Cariitoo

Spanish

Unknown

Carika

Celtic

beloved

Carike

Dutch

beloved

Cariline

French

Free woman

Carim

Arabic

generous

Carime

Arabic

Friend of God

Carin

Latin

Pure

Carina

English

Late Latin name derived from cara meaning "dear, beloved". This was the name of a 4th-century saint and martyr. It is also the name of a constellation

Caring

English

Compassionate

Carinita

Spanish

Beloved

Carinna

Latin

Beloved

Carion

French

Dead animal

Carios

Spanish

Unknown

Caris

Welsh

love

Carisa

Greek

Grace, kindness

Carismet

Spanish

gift of love

Carissa

English

Variant of Charissa.

Carisse

Hebrew

beloved; grace

Carita

Spanish

Beloved

Caritho

Greek

beloved

Caritina

Spanish

beloved; dear

Caritoo

Spanish

Beloved

Caritto

Italian

Little dear

Caritza

Spanish

Beloved

Carizza

Italian

beloved

Carker

English

One who supplies

Carl

English

German and Scandinavian variant of Karl (see Charles). Noteworthy bearers of the name include the Swedish biologist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), who fou

Carla

English

Feminine form of Carlo, Carlos or Carl.

Carlaa

Germanic

free woman

Carlamae

Germanic

free woman

Carlan

Celtic

Free man

Carland

English

Land of the free man

Carlas

Spanish

Free man

Carlay

English

Free man

Carldonald

Celtic

free man; from the land of Donald

Carle

English

Free man

Carleen

Germanic

Free man

Carlen

English

Free man

Carlena

Latin

free woman

Carlene

Germanic

Free man

Carlenis

Latin

Free man

Carlens

Germanic

Free

Carles

Latin

free man

Carlesha

English

free man; strong

Carlet

French

free man; strong

Carleta

Spanish

Little Carla

Carleth

English

Free man

Carleton

English

From the town by the stream

Carlette

French

free woman; strong

Carlex

Latin

free man

Carley

English

Variant of Carly.

Carli

English

Variant of Carly.

Carlia

Latin

Free

Carlianis

Latin

Free man

Carlianys

Latin

free man

Carlie

English

Variant of Carly.

Carlien

Germanic

free man

Carliesha

Germanic

free man

Carlifonia

Spanish

land of Charles

Carlii

Latin

Free man

Carliita

Spanish

Little

Carliithos

Greek

manly strength

Carlile

English

From the riverbank

Carlili

Germanic

free man; strong

Carlillos

Spanish

Free man

Carlily

English

Free man

Carlimar

Spanish

Free man

Carlin

English

Little champion

Carlina

Germanic

Free man

Carlinda

Germanic

free woman

Carline

French

Free woman

Carlines

French

Free man

Carling

Celtic

Little champion

Carlington

English

From the land of the free

Carlinho

Portuguese

Little Charles

Carlinor

Celtic

Little champion

Carlisa

Latin

free woman; strong

Carlisle

Old English

from the walled city

Carlitaa

Spanish

little Carla; free woman

Carlitha

English

Free woman

Carlithos

Greek

Free man

Carlitoo

Spanish

Little Charles

Carlitoos

Spanish

little Charles

Carlitoss

Spanish

Free man

Carlitox

Spanish

Free man

Carlitros

Spanish

Free man

Carlitta

Spanish

Free woman

Carlo

Various

Carloa

Spanish

Unknown

Carlomagno

Italian

Charles

Carloncho

Spanish

free man; strong

Carloos

Spanish

Free man

Carlor

Germanic

Free man

Carlos

English

Free man; strong and manly.

Carlosalberto

Spanish

Free man

Carlosalcides

Spanish

Free man

Carlosandres

Spanish

Free man

Carlosanibal

Spanish

Carlos and Anibal combined

Carlosantonio

Spanish

Free man

Carlosarturo

Spanish

Free man

Carlosdaniel

Spanish

free man, God is

Carlosdejuan

Spanish

Free man

Carloseduardo

Spanish

Free man

Carlosenrique

Spanish

free man, ruler

Carlosfelipe

Spanish

Strong and lover of horses

Carloshumberto

Spanish

Free man

Carlosivan

Spanish

free man

Carlosj

Spanish

free man; strong

Carlosjavier

Spanish

free man

Carlosjose

Spanish

free man, God will

Carlosjr

Spanish

Son of Carlos

Carlosluis

Spanish

Free man and famous warrior

Carlosmanuel

Spanish

Free man

Carlosmaria

Spanish

free man, Mary

Carlosmario

Spanish

Free man

Carlosrodrigues

Spanish

son of Carlos

Carlota

Germanic

Free man

Carlotinha

Portuguese

Free woman

Carlotta

Various

Carlozama

Spanish

free man

Carls

Germanic

Free man

Carlsberg

Scandinavian

Carl's mountain

Carlson

English

Son of Carl

Carlton

English

Variant of Charlton.

Carlu

Latin

Free man

Carlucho

Spanish

free man

Carlus

Latin

Free man

Carlwil

Germanic

free man

Carly

English

Feminine form of Carl. A famous bearer is the American singer Carly Simon (1945-), who inspired a rise in popularity in this name in the 1970s.

Carlye

English

Free man

Carlyle

English

Fortified place

Carlyn

English

free man; strong

Carlys

English

Free man

Carlyta

Latin

Free woman

Carm

Hebrew

garden

Carma

English

Fate, destiny

Carmalita

Spanish

little garden

Carman

English

Gardener

Carmari

Hebrew

song of joy

Carmarie

Hebrew

garden; orchard

Carmarit

Spanish

Garden

Carmarthen

English

From the fort on the river

Carmden

Celtic

walled enclosure

Carmeen

Hebrew

garden; vineyard

Carmel

Hebrew

Garden, orchard

Carmela

Various

Carmele

Hebrew

Garden

Carmelinda

Spanish

garden; orchard

Carmelino

Italian

Little garden

Carmelitha

Hebrew

Little garden

Carmelito

Hebrew

Little garden

Carmella

English

Latinized form of Carmel.

Carmelle

Hebrew

Garden

Carmelon

Hebrew

Garden

Carmeluchi

Hebrew

God's vineyard

Carmelyn

Hebrew

garden

Carmem

Hebrew

Vineyard

Carmen

English

Medieval Spanish form of Carmel, appearing in the devotional title of the Virgin Mary Nuestra Señora del Carmen meaning "Our Lady of Mount Carmel". Th

Carmenalejandrina

Spanish

song of Alexander

Carmenamelia

Spanish

Song of joy

Carmenandjorge

Spanish

Combination of Carmen and Jorge

Carmencha

Spanish

Little song

Carmencitha

Spanish

Song of joy

Carmencitta

Italian

song of joy

Carmenells

Spanish

song of joy

Carmenereni

Hebrew

garden of God

Carmenfranklyn

Spanish

Song of joy

Carmengul

Arabic

Garden of God

Carmenita

Spanish

Little song

Carmenjulia

Latin

song of joy

Carmenluz

Spanish

Song

Carmenmaribel

Spanish

beautiful song

Carmenmigdalia

Spanish

Song of the sea

Carmenn

Hebrew

garden

Carmenrosa

Spanish

rose garden

Carmensa

Spanish

Song of the vineyard

Carmentea

Latin

Goddess of prophecy

Carmentxu

Spanish

Little song

Carmenxita

Spanish

Little song

Carmenza

Spanish

Song

Carmesha

Arabic

song of joy

Carmeta

Spanish

Little garden

Carmetha

Caribbean

Unknown

Carmetta

Italian

Song

Carmeza

Spanish

Song

Carmi

Hebrew

My vineyard

Carmichael

Celtic

Son of the chapel

Carmie

Hebrew

Garden

Carmii

Hebrew

garden

Carmila

Hebrew

Garden or orchard

Carmilla

English

Garden of God

Carmin

Hebrew

song; garden

Carmina

English

Song

Carmine

English

Song

Carminia

Latin

Song

Carmita

Hebrew

Garden

Carmitabeatriz

Hebrew

garden; blessed

Carmo

Spanish

Garden

Carmona

Spanish

Fortified place

Carmrn

Spanish

Song

Carmucha

Spanish

Song of joy

Carnalito

Spanish

Little

Carnelia

Latin

Of the flesh

Carnelian

English

A reddish gemstone linked to creativity

Carnell

English

Dweller by the river

Carnen

Spanish

Song

Carnes

Latin

flesh, meat

Carnet

French

Notebook

Carniceria

Spanish

Butchery

Carnitas

Spanish

Little meats

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