Girl Names starting with “C”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “C”
Girl Names starting with “C”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Corry | f | Latin | Corry, a female first name, has several origins and meanings |
| Cortina | f | Latin | Cortina is a diminutive form of the name Cortina D'Ampezzo and means 'the little court' |
| Corvina | f | Latin | Corvina represents the feminine counterpart of the late Latin name Corvinus, which has … |
| Corynn | f | English | The name Corynn is a rare English variation of Corinne, which is an alternative form of… |
| Corynna | f | English | Corynna is a rare female first name that is regarded as an English spelling variant of … |
| Corynne | f | American | Corynne is regarded as a contemporary American variation of Corinne, another form of Ko… |
| Coryse | f | Latin | The name Coryse is a French variant of Corisande and carries the meaning "the kind-hear… |
| Cosetta | f | Greek | Cosetta is a girl's name that carries the meanings 'the victory of the people' and 'the… |
| Cosette | f | French | The name Cosette stands for 'the victory of the people' and 'the female victor over the… |
| Cosima | f | The feminine form Cosima is derived from Cosimo, the Italian equivalent of the ancient … | |
| Cosima-Suna | f | Arabic | The meaning of Suna includes sun, a small smile, as well as the description of a beauti… |
| Cosina | f | The name comes from Ancient Greek and means 'order', which characterizes it as a design… | |
| Cosma | f | Italian | Cosma is a short form of the female name Cosima and is also an Italian variant of the m… |
| Cosmea | f | Greek | The name Cosmea has its roots in the flower Cosmea (Cosmos bipinnatus) and means 'the o… |
| Cosmina | f | The first name Cosmina stands as the feminine form of the Romanian Cosmin, which is der… | |
| Costanta | f | Latin | The name Costanta, a girl's name, is the Italian variant of Konstanze, which in turn is… |
| Cote | f | The name Cote (Coté) is a short form of Maria-Jose (María José) | |
| Cothy | f | Cothy also refers to an acorn-like fruit and is a male name from the Canela category | |
| Covadonga | f | Latin | The name Covadonga has its roots in a Latin word combination, the exact meaning of whic… |
| Coven | f | English | The name "Coven" originally comes from the Old French and Latin "Conventum", meaning ag… |
| Cozetta | f | Cozetta means "the victory of the people" and "the female victor over the people." The … | |
| Cozi | f | English | The name Cozi is an English name for girls that often serves as a nickname |
| Creanna | f | Irish | cross |
| Creissant | f | French | The name originates from French |
| Crelisje | f | Dutch | The name Crelisje is a girl's name that originates from a composition of Dutch words |
| Cremilda | f | Portuguese | Cremilda is a girl's name that originates from the Portuguese language |
| Crenguta | f | The name Crenguta comes from Romanian and translates to "the little twig." It is derive… | |
| Crescentia | f | Latin | Crescentia is the feminine variant of the Latin name Crescentius, which originates from… |
| Crescenzia | f | Latin | Crescenzia, as the Italian derivative of Crescentia, means "the Growing" and refers to … |
| Cressida | f | English | Cressida, a medieval English form of the Greek name Chryseis (Χρυσηίς), means in mythol… |
| Cressy | f | American | Cressy is a shortened and affectionate form of the name Cressida, the English variant o… |
| Creusa | f | In Greek mythology, Creusa is described as a princess of Troy | |
| Crina | f | The name Crina originates from Romania and means 'the lily' in German | |
| Crisia | f | Latin | Crisia is considered a short and affectionate form of the name Crescentia, which traces… |
| Criska | f | Latin | Criska is a short and pet form of the name Crescentia, which has its origin in the Lati… |
| Crispina | f | Latin | Crispina is a female variant of the name Crispin, which traces back to the Roman surnam… |
| Crista | f | Greek | The name Crista is the English form of Christa and means 'the Christian' or 'follower o… |
| Cristal | f | Greek | Cristal is a spelling variant of the English name Crystal and carries the meaning "the … |
| Cristel | f | Latin | Cristel is a Mexican spelling of Christel, a diminutive form of Christina and Christine… |
| Cristen | f | Latin | Cristen is a female and occasionally male first name that carries the meaning 'Christia… |
| Cristiana | f | Latin | As the Italian and Portuguese form of Christiane, Cristiana means 'the Christian' or 'f… |
| Cristiane | f | Latin | Cristiane represents a Brazilian and Portuguese variant of Christiane, the female form … |
| Cristin | f | Latin | Cristin is a form of Christin and Christine, which in turn have their origin in the Lat… |
| Cristin-Cara | f | Spanish | The meaning of the name is 'the cool one' |
| Cristina | f | Latin | Cristina is the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Romanian form of Christina and stands… |
| Cristine | f | Latin | Cristine is a female first name considered a Latin American variant of Christine |
| Cristobalina | f | Spanish | Cristobalina is the feminine derivative of Cristobal, a Spanish version of the name Chr… |
| Crona | f | Irish | Crona represents the feminine form of the Irish-Gaelic name Cronan |
| Crystal | f | Greek | Crystal stands for "the crystal" and has its origin in the Ancient Greek expression kry… |
| Crystina | f | Latin | Crystina is an English form of Christina, carrying the meaning "the Christian" or "foll… |
| Csenge | f | Hungarian | The name Csenge originates from Hungary and carries the meaning 'the ringing one' or 't… |
| Csilla | f | Hungarian | Csilla is a feminine name of Hungarian origin, derived from Csillag-Viràg, the Hungaria… |
| Cui | f | Chinese | The first name Cui, which is female, has its roots in Chinese |
| Cunegonde | f | The girl's name Cunegonde (Cunégonde) is interpreted as "the one fighting for her kin" … | |
| Cunegund | f | English | Cunegund is a girl's name that consists of two parts and carries the meaning 'the one w… |
| Cunegunda | f | Portuguese | Cunegunda is regarded as a form of Kunigunde that is prevalent in Catalonia, Portugal, … |
| Cunegunde | f | The name Cunegunde is an Old German variant of Kunigunde and carries the meaning "the f… | |
| Cunegundes | f | Cunegundes is a traditional girl's name with Old High German origins | |
| Cunigunda | f | The first name Cunigunda is a historical form of Kunigunde and literally means 'the fig… | |
| Cuwan | f | The name Cuwan (Çuwan) comes from Kurdish and symbolically means 'the Beautiful One' or… | |
| Cuzco | f | Cuzco is a girl's name that comes from the Quechua language | |
| Cveta | f | Cveta (Цвета) is a female first name with Old Slavic roots, meaning "the flower" or "th… | |
| Cvetanka | f | As a female first name, Cvetanka (Цветанка) is particularly popular in Bulgaria and Nor… | |
| Cvetelina | f | Slavic | Cvetelina is a girl's name of Slavic origin |
| Cvijeta | f | The first name Cvijeta (Цвијета) is a Serbo-Croatian derivative of the name Cvetka | |
| Cvita | f | Cvita is a Bosnian-Croatian spelling of the name Cvetka | |
| Cweta | f | Cweta, a female name form, comes from Bulgarian and is derived from Cveta | |
| Cyann | f | English | cyan: blue |
| Cybele | f | French | The name Cybele, in its Latinized form and also as Cybèle in French, is derived from th… |
| Cybil | f | A variant of the name Sibyl | |
| Cydney | f | Latin | The first name Cydney is a newer English form of Sydney, which in turn is a variant of … |
| Cyla | f | Latin | Cyla, as a female first name, represents a Polish variant of Cecilia, which traces back… |
| Cylia | f | Latin | Cylia represents a shortened French variant of the name Cecilia, which is derived from … |
| Cylie | f | Cylie is regarded as the French form of Kylie and carries the meaning 'the Slim one,' w… | |
| Cyme | f | The meaning of Cyme (Cymë) remains unclear | |
| Cymphonique | f | American | It derives from the Greek word 'Sinfonia', which means 'sounding together' or 'harmonious' |
| Cyn | f | American | The name Cyn is a short form of Cyndi and Cindy and derives from Cynthia |
| Cynara | f | Greek | Cynara is a female first name that is derived from the plant of the same name |
| Cyndi | f | English | Cyndi, as a female first name, represents an English abbreviation of the name Cynthia a… |
| Cyneburga | f | English | Cyneburga, a traditional female first name from Old English, is a variant of Cyneburg |
| Cynthia | f | Cynthia is a feminine name of ancient Greek origin, derived from the Greek name Kynthia… | |
| Cynthia-Janelle | f | Latin | Cynthia-Janelle is a double name combining Cynthia ("the one from Mount Kynthos") and J… |
| Cynthie | f | American | Cynthie is a feminine first name considered an American and French form of Cynthia |
| Cyntia | f | Polish | Cyntia is a Polish form of the name Cynthia and carries the meaning 'the one coming fro… |
| Cyprienne | f | Greek | Cyprienne is the feminine variant of the name Cyprien, which is common in France and tr… |
| Cyra | f | English | The meaning of Cyra can be directly translated into English as 'the gracious ruler over… |
| Cyra-Dafne | f | Cyra-Dafne is a double name combining Cyra ("the gracious ruler") and Dafne ("the laurel") | |
| Cyrce | f | Greek | Cyrce is the name of a sorceress who appears in the tale of 'Odysseus' |
| Cyrelle | f | Cyrelle means 'the glorious', 'the ruler', 'the lady', 'the one belonging to the lord',… | |
| Cyrene | f | Cyrene is the Latinized form of the Greek name Kyrene (Κυρήνη) and originates from Gree… | |
| Cyriane | f | Cyriane is a girl's name with ancient Greek roots | |
| Cyrielle | f | French | Cyrielle derives from the French form of the name Cyrillus, which has its origin in the… |
| Cyrilla | f | English | Cyrilla is the feminine form of the name Cyrillus, which has its origin in the ancient … |
| Cyrine | f | Cyrine is considered the Belgian and French feminine form of Cyrus, a Latinized variant… | |
| Czeslawa | f | Czeslawa (Czesława) is a Polish name that is considered the feminine variant of Czeslaw |