Baby Names Starting with C

Celtic

Rock

Spanish

place of the ravine

Spanish

Thorny bush

English

Used by Margaret Mitchell in her novel Gone with the Wind (1936), where it is a combination of Caroline and Irene.

French

Strong

Celtic

pure; beloved

Spanish

One who is from Carreon

Spanish

Race

Spanish

Race

African

Beloved

Irish

free man

English

grace; love

Celtic

Rocky land

English

Diminutive of Caroline. This name declined in use shortly after the 1976 release of the horror movie Carrie, which was based on a 1974 novel by Stephe

English

Free man

English

Free man

English

One who transports or delivers

Arabic

Generous

Latin

Pure

English

From the rocky town

Latin

Decaying flesh

English

Love or beloved

Spanish

Little cart

Spanish

car bodies; chassis

Celtic

Free man

Irish

free man

English

Man

Scottish

rocky place

Latin

chariot

English

Root vegetable

English

To bear

Latin

to carry out

Latin

Brave and strong

Celtic

Fortress

English

Fortified

Spanish

Pure

Caribbean

Free man

English

Place of the Roman fort

Caribbean

Unknown

English

From a Scottish surname of uncertain meaning. A famous bearer of the surname was the American scout Kit Carson (1809-1868).

Germanic

Anointed

Spanish

City of Cartagena

Latin

City of the Phoenicians

Spanish

little card

English

From the English surname Carter meaning "one who uses a cart". A famous bearer of the surname is former American president Jimmy Carter (1924-2024).

English

Transporter

English

Transporter of goods

English

Carter's town

Spanish

Of the cart

Celtic

pure; innocent

Celtic

The one from Carthage

Ancient,Phoenician

New

English

From the marsh

Various

Southeast Asian

Animated drawing

Spanish

Little cartridge

English

Builder of carts

Irish

descendant of the warrior

Celtic

Beloved

Spanish

beloved

Italian

little man

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Place of goats

English

Little fortress

English

Sculpted

English

From an English surname that meant "wood carver".

French

to carve; to shape

Celtic

friend

Latin

from the village

English

Little friend

Latin

cleaning vehicle

English

Variant of Carey. A famous bearer was the British-American actor Cary Grant (1904-1986).

English

Free man

Germanic

free man

English

Beloved friend

English

Variant of Karen 1.

English

Love

Latin

beloved

Latin

hollow; empty

Italian

House, home

Spanish

House of worship

Spanish

house of God

Spanish

house of George

Latin

House

Italian

New house

Spanish

Country house

Spanish

House

Germanic

brave, bright

English

A small waterfall

Spanish

From the place of the waterfall

Old Norse

little waterfall

Spanish

Shell

English

Short form of Casey.

Spanish

little house

Spanish

Unknown

English

Pure

Southeast Asian

Pure

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Householder

Spanish

little houses

Spanish

Homemaker

Spanish

small house; cottage

Latin

Pure

English

From the Irish surname Casey, an Anglicized form of Ó Cathasaigh, a patronymic derived from the given name Cathassach. This name can be given in honou

Celtic

Vigilant, watchful

English

From an English occupational surname for a box maker, derived from Norman French casse meaning "case", from Latin capsa. It coincides with the English

Arabic

pure, chaste

Celtic

Stone fort

Celtic

Fortress

Latin

hollow

English

Vain

Old English

from the ash tree

Celtic

Wealth-bringer

Persian

brave

Latin

maximum wealth

English

Soft wool fabric

Latin

wealthy

English

From the marsh

Irish

brave

Latin

financial gain

Greek

Cinnamon

Latin

hollow, empty

Latin

pure

Spanish

From Cassius

Latin

pure, chaste

Spanish

pure

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

Little house

Spanish

bringer of peace

Slavic

proclaimer of peace

Slavic

Bringer of peace

Slavic

Proclaimer of peace

Italian

Brave

Latin

Joyful

Latin

hollow; empty

Caribbean

Unknown

English

Near a castle

Persian

bringer of peace

English

From the English surname Cason. It enjoyed a modest level of use in the United States in the early 21st century, due to its similarity to other popula

Spanish

Little house

Hebrew

Treasure bearer

Persian

Unknown

English

Of the Caspian Sea

English

Treasure bearer

Various

English

Short form of Cassandra, Cassidy and other names beginning with Cass.

Celtic

Clever

Irish

curly-haired

Latin

Pure

English

From the Greek name Κασσάνδρα (Kassandra), possibly derived from κέκασμαι (kekasmai) meaning "to excel, to shine" and ἀνήρ (aner) meaning "man" (genit

Greek

Shining upon man

Greek

Shining upon man

Italian

pure

English

Recently created name intended to mean "what will be, will be". It is from the title of the 1956 song Que Sera, Sera, which was taken from the Italian

Greek

Defender of mankind

Irish

pure, chaste

French

Castle

English

Fortress

Caribbean

Unknown

Latin

Hollow

English

Vigilant, watchful

Greek

pure

Greek

cinnamon

English

Hollow

English

From an Irish surname (Anglicized from Irish Gaelic Ó Caiside), which is derived from the byname Caiside. Very rare as a given name before the 1970s,

English

Diminutive of Cassandra and other names beginning with Cass.

Greek

pure

Hebrew

Angel of solitude

Arabic

Bringer of peace

Arabic

Bringer of wealth

Latin

Hollow

Various

Latin

Hollow

Spanish

Little box

English

Hollow

Hebrew

Son of Cass

African

Treasure bearer

English

Diminutive of Cassandra and other names beginning with Cass.

Spanish

pure, chaste

Greek

From the fountain of Castalia

Spanish

Chestnut

Latin

Pure

Spanish

castle

Spanish

Fortress

Latin

castle

Spanish

From Castile

Spanish

From the castles

Spanish

Castle dweller

Italian

Castle

Spanish

Castle

English

to cast; throw

Spanish

punisher

Spanish

punishment

Spanish

Castle keeper

Spanish

Castles

Italian

strong fortress

Italian

Brave and steadfast

Celtic

Fort of Blaney

English

Town with a castle

Spanish

Chaste

Greek

Beaver

Spanish

To be strong

Latin

Beaver-like

Spanish

castrations

Spanish

Fortress

Latin

pure, chaste

Spanish

chance

English

From the marshy land

Celtic

pure; chaste

English

Diminutive of Catherine. It can also be a nickname from the English word for the animal.

Spanish

pure

Spanish

Pure

Spanish

From Catalonia

Spanish

Flower

Italian

Battle leader

Spanish

pure

Greek

pure

Spanish

pure; clear

English

Variant of cattleya, a genus of orchids native to Central and South America, which were named for the British horticulturist William Cattley. This nam

Spanish

Pure

Arabic

Pure

English

Pure; clear; innocent.

Spanish

pure; honey

Latin

pure

Various

Spanish

Land of castles

Spanish

Pure

Spanish

Place of the cat

Spanish

pure

Spanish

Pure

African

feline

English

Variant of Kate. A famous bearer is Australian actress Cate Blanchett (1969-).

Latin

Category

English

Pure

Various

Greek

Pure

Latin

pure, chaste

English

From the cat's home

Celtic

pure; clear

Celtic

Battle ruler

Celtic

pure

Spanish

Pure

French

Pure

Greek

Pure

Greek

Pure

English

Pure

Spanish

Clear

Celtic

pure

Greek

Pure

Greek

Pure

English

French form of Katherine, and also a common English variant.

Greek

Pure

Greek

pure; clear

English

Pure

Greek

Innocent

Irish

pure

Greek

pure; clear

Greek

pure, innocent

Greek

pure; innocent

Latin

Pure

Spanish

Pure

English

Variant of Kathleen.

English

Pure

Celtic

Pure

Celtic

Pure

Celtic

Pure

Greek

Pure

Greek

Pure

Greek

pure

Greek

Pure

Greek

Pure

Irish

pure

English

Variant of Katherine.

English

Diminutive of Catherine.

English

Pure

English

Pure

English

Pure; innocent; pure spirit

Italian

pure

Spanish

Pure

English

pure; innocent

Latin

pure, clear

Spanish

Little cat

Slavic

Pure

Italian

pure

Spanish

pure; clear

Latin

Pure

Spanish

Little girl

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Pure

Spanish

Orchid flower

English

Pure

Greek

pure

Irish

pure

Old English

feline man

Latin

Wise

Spanish

Unknown

Spanish

Fourteen

Spanish

Honduran woman

Spanish

little cat

Spanish

little Honduran

Spanish

Honduran

Spanish

Pure

Celtic

pure

English

Pure or clear

Spanish

pure, innocent

Latin

Pure

Latin

pure

English

Pure

Spanish

Pure

Italian

pure, clear

Scottish

pure

Greek

pure

English

pure

Italian

Pure

Spanish

Unknown

English

A plant found near water, symbolizing adaptability

Italian

From the cat family

Greek

Pure

Greek

Pure

Italian

Pure

Indigenous

Unknown

Indian

Four

African

A name of unknown origin

Native American

sacred, revered

English

Pure; innocent

Slavic

Pure

Spanish

pure, chaste

English

Pure

English

Playful

Latin

Lame

English

Veil

Latin

Stem, stalk

French

Little girl

Celtic

From the woods

French

Little girl

Indigenous Americas

Mapuche leader

Latin

bringer of more

English

Brave warrior

French

from the cave

English

Horseman or knight

Celtic

From the hollow

Caribbean

Unknown

Celtic

Handsome

English

From the cave or hollow

French

From the battlefield

Celtic

Handsome

Latin

brave warrior

English

Object

Celtic

battle; hollow

Latin

pure

Southeast Asian

Place name in the Philippines

Irish

from the woods

Spanish

Unknown

Celtic

rejoice

Spanish

To be free

Southeast Asian

One who is born during the harvest

Southeast Asian

Happy

Celtic

Alert

Spanish

Brave and strong

English

Variant of Caden.

Spanish

rejoice

Celtic

Pure

English

A spice symbolizing warmth and vibrancy

Spanish

From Cadiz

Turkish

Rejoice

Spanish

Little house

English

Variant of Kayla.

Old English

slim

English

Variant of Kaylee.

Celtic

brave warrior

English

Pure

Celtic

Rejoicer

Spanish

Rejoice

African

Unknown

English

Variant of Cason.

English

From the 'cay' or key, a small coastal island

Latin

free man

Spanish

to hunt

Spanish

Hunter

Spanish

Chasing

Spanish

From the family of Cazares

Arabic

pure; chaste

Spanish

Bringer of peace

Spanish

wise

English

pure; chaste

English

Bringer of peace

English

Bringer of peace

English

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

African

goodness

Celtic

Unknown

Latin

N/A

African

to be, exist

African

Unknown

African

he who brings

African

Strength

African

Grateful

African

Good person

Celtic

Unknown

Korean

to be

African

Unknown

African

Unknown

African

blessing

Celtic

gift

Spanish

Free man

Spanish

Unknown

African

Unknown

Uncertain

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Chinese

Unknown

Indigenous Americas

Lake

Spanish

Unknown

Irish

son of the charioteer

Chinese

Unknown

Hebrew

gift of God

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Southeast Asian

Unknown

Old English

day's eye

African

Unknown

Spanish

Unknown

English

To be

Celtic

moon; goddess

Celtic

Wednesday

English

Old English form of Chad.

Celtic

Brave

Irish

dark

English

Variant of Ciara 2.

Latin

hairy

Latin

hairy

African

To be born

Spanish

Brave

Spanish

from the town

African

Unknown

Latin

Venerable

Turkish

He who is strong

African

Good luck

Spanish

Cypress tree

Spanish

of the cedar

Spanish

Unknown

Turkish

Eagle

Spanish

Marinated fish dish

African

Gift from God

African

to be blessed

African

Gift of God

African

Our gift

Spanish

Onion

African

Unknown

Cebuano,Philippine

Place of the sea

Hebrew

gift

African

gift

Latin

Blind

Spanish

Unknown

English

Diminutive of Cecilia and other names containing a similar sound.

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

English

Blind

Latin

Blind

English

Variant of Cecilia.

Slavic

The one who is Czech

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

English

Blind of self beauty

Spanish

Unknown

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

English

From the Roman name Caecilius. Though it was in use during the Middle Ages in England, it did not become common until the 19th century when it was giv

Spanish

Blind

English

Blind; sixth

Latin

Blind

English

Latinate feminine form of the Roman family name Caecilius, which was derived from Latin caecus meaning "blind". Saint Cecilia was a semi-legendary 2nd

Latin

Blind

Spanish

Blind

Latin

Blind

Latin

blind

Latin

Blind

English

Blind

Latin

Blind

Latin

blind, dim-sighted

Latin

blind

Latin

Blind

English

English form of Cecilia. This was the usual English form during the Middle Ages.

English

Blind, sixth

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

Spanish

Blindness

Latin

blind

English

From Cecrops

Latin

blind, dim

Latin

Blind

Latin

Blind

English

Bounty

Caribbean

Warrior

English

From the English word for the coniferous tree, derived (via Old French and Latin) from Greek κέδρος (kedros). Besides the true cedars from the genus C

English

Leaf from a cedar tree, aromatic and strong

English

Clearing near cedar trees

English

Strong stone associated with cedar trees

English

Wood from the cedar tree