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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carson | u | Carson is a boy's name of English origin, derived from Scottish and Gaelic traditions a… | |
| Carter | u | American | Carter is a boy's name of occupational nature that traces back to an English surname |
| Carwyn | m | English | Carwyn is a Welsh first name for males that means "the blessed love." It is made up of … |
| Cary | m | Irish | The name Cary is an English form of Carey, which traces back to the old Irish surname Ó… |
| Carys | f | Welsh | The name Carys is a Welsh girl's name that has the beautiful meaning 'the love' or 'the… |
| Casey | u | English | Casey is an Irish name suitable for both girls and boys |
| Cass | m | English | The name Cass, a diminutive of Cassidy, is derived from the Old Irish byname Caiside an… |
| Cassara | f | English | Cassara is an English girl's name that forms a variation of Cassarah |
| Cassian | m | Latin | The name Cassian is a variation of Cassius, a name that was often used as a nickname in… |
| Cassida | f | American | Cassida is a feminine form that can also be considered a variant of Cassidy |
| Cassidy | u | American | Cassidy is a first name used for both women and men, derived from the ancient Irish fam… |
| Cassidy-Summer | f | English | Cassidy-Summer is a double name combining Cassidy ("the curly one") and Summer ("the su… |
| Cassius | m | Latin | Cassius literally means 'the vain,' 'the empty,' and is derived from the original famil… |
| Castel | m | As an English boy's name, Castel has a direct meaning of 'the castle' and a freer inter… | |
| Castiel | m | English | The name Castiel, also known as Cassiel or Capziel, is interpreted as 'God is my protec… |
| Catalaya | f | Spanish | Catalaya, a female first name, represents a Spanish form of Cataleya, which is derived … |
| Cataleya | f | English | Cataleya, a female first name, has its roots in Cattleya, a species of orchid named aft… |
| Cate | f | American | Cate is a form of Kate and also a diminutive of the name Catherine, which is regarded a… |
| Catherine-Venise | f | English | The name has its roots in English and French |
| Cathleen | f | English | Cathleen represents a spelling variation of the English Kathleen, which is considered a… |
| Cathlin | f | English | "the Pure", "the Beautiful" |
| Cattleya | f | English | Cattleya is a rare girl's name that comes from the eponymous genus of orchids and liter… |
| Cavan | m | English | Cavan is a boy's name that is derived from an Irish locality and carries the meaning 't… |
| Caven | m | African | The name Caven, in its function as a masculine first name, is derived from the spelling… |
| Caye | f | English | Caye is a variant of the name Kaye, which is regarded as a short form of Katherine and … |
| Cayenne | f | English | The name Cayenne is of female origin and comes from indigenous languages |
| Cayla | f | English | Cayla is a variant of the name Kayla, which derives from the ancient Irish surname Ó Ca… |
| Caylee | f | The girl's name Caylee is an English and Gaelic spelling variant of the name Kaylee, a … | |
| Caytie | f | Greek | Caytie is a rare English short and pet form of the name Catherine, which is the English… |
| Cean | m | Irish | Cean is a masculine name of Irish origin, whose meaning can be traced back to 'the prin… |
| Ceci | f | Latin | Ceci is a feminine form that is considered a diminutive of Cecilia, which in turn is de… |
| Cecil | m | Latin | The name Cecil (Cécil) is originally interpreted as 'the one descended from the Caecili… |
| Cecila | f | Latin | Cecila is an English and rare American form of the name Cecilia |
| Cecily | f | Latin | The name Cecily, as an English variant of Caecilia or Cäcilie, means 'the one who comes… |
| Cedar | m | American | The name Cedar, which is used for both boys and girls, carries the meaning 'the cedar t… |
| Cedric | m | Celtic | The name Cedric (Cédric) could be a variation of the name Cerdic, the first Anglo-Saxon… |
| Cedric-Ben | m | English | Cedric-Ben is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Ben ("son of the south") |
| Cedric-Edward | m | English | Cedric-Edward is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Edward ("the guardi… |
| Cedric-Pascal | m | English | Cedric-Pascal is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Pascal ("the Easter… |
| Cedrik | m | Celtic | Cedrik (Cédrik) is a masculine first name whose exact origin has not yet been clearly e… |
| Celandine | f | English | The name Celandine means The Gentle, The Delicate |
| Celena | f | Latin | Celena is the English form of Celina, which is considered a variation of the names Marc… |
| Celia | f | Latin | Celia is a short form of Caelia, a feminized form of the Roman name Caelinus, which has… |
| Celina-Joyce | f | English | Celina-Joyce is a double name combining Celina ("the devoted to Mars") and Joyce ("the … |
| Cen | m | English | Cen is a short form of the English name Cenhelm |
| Cendrillon | f | English | The name Cendrillon is considered the English and French form of Cinderella |
| Cenhelm | m | English | Cenhelm is an old English name that can be translated as "the brave protector," "the bo… |
| Cera | f | French | Cera represents a form of Cerise and translates to 'the cherry', based on the French word |
| Ceris | f | English | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning |
| Cesar | m | Latin | Cesar represents an English variant, while the form César is used in French, Portuguese… |
| Chace | m | English | Chace is a variant of the English name Chase, which is derived from an occupational sur… |
| Chadwick | m | English | Chadwick is a variant of Chad ("the warrior") |
| Chalisa | f | English | Chalisa is an Indian first name for girls that is anchored in Hinduism |
| Champion | m | Latin | Champion, a predominantly male first name from English and French-speaking areas, means… |
| Chandra | u | English | The name Chandra is gender-neutral and has its roots in Sanskrit, where it is derived f… |
| Chanel | f | English | Chanel, an English name for women, is derived from an old French family name |
| Chanice | f | English | Chanice represents an African American variation of Janice, an English diminutive of th… |
| Channel | f | English | The name Channel has its roots in Old English and is traditionally also used as a male … |
| Channing | m | English | Channing is a first name that is widespread in both English and Irish-speaking areas an… |
| Chantal-Michelle | f | Latin | Chantal-Michelle is a double name combining Chantal ("the rock block") and Michelle ("W… |
| Chantel | f | English | The first name Chantel is an English variation of the French name Chantal, which origin… |
| Charice | f | English | The origin of the name Charice lies in the Greek word 'Charis' and stands for grace, fa… |
| Charisma | f | English | Charisma is an English first name with Greek roots, encompassing the meanings 'the gift… |
| Charissa | f | Greek | The name Charissa has its roots in the Charites, the Greek goddesses of beauty and grac… |
| Charisse | f | English | The exact origin of the first name Charisse is not precisely determined |
| Charles-Henri | m | English | Charles-Henri is a double name combining Charles ("the man") and Henri ("the lord of th… |
| Charlotte-Olivia | f | English | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Charlton | m | English | The name Charlton is an English and Scottish male first name that originated from an ol… |
| Charmaine | f | Greek | Charmaine is a feminine first name that originates from English, and its origin remains… |
| Charme | f | French | Charme (Charmé) is a feminine first name derived from the French Charmaine |
| Charmion | f | Greek | Charmion is a girl's name that originates from Greek |
| Chase | m | English | Chase, both as a male and a rare female first name, has its roots in an occupational En… |
| Chasity | f | Latin | Chasity is a female first name that is considered a diminutive of Chastity |
| Chaske | m | English | the oldest son - Origin: Lakota |
| Chastity | f | The female first name Chastity is derived from the everyday English term for 'chastity'… | |
| Chastity-Claire | f | American | Chastity stands for 'purity', and Claire means 'bright' |
| Chauncey | m | American | Chauncey is a masculine first name that derives from a US surname associated with a Nor… |
| Chayton | m | English | Chayton is an indigenous word that means 'the falcon' in the Sioux language |
| Chelisa | f | Chelisa represents an English form of Chelsea | |
| Chelsea | f | English | Chelsea is a feminine first name that originates from Old English and became popular in… |
| Chelsey | f | American | Chelsey, a girl's name, represents an English and American variant of Chelsea |
| Chelsie | f | English | The name Chelsie is an English variation of Chelsea and metaphorically means 'the landi… |
| Chelsy | f | English | Chelsy is an English short form of the name Chelsea, which traces back to the old Londo… |
| Cheney | m | English | The name Cheney, which is used for both men and women, is an English adaptation of the … |
| Chenille | f | Latin | The name Chenille, which is feminine, originates from France |
| Chera | f | English | Chera represents an English derivation of Cher or Cherry |
| Cherea | f | French | Cherea is a girl's name that is considered an English form of Cher or Cherry |
| Cherelyn | f | The name Cherelyn, an English form of Cherilyn, derives from Cheryl and adds "-lyn" | |
| Cheri | f | French | Cheri is a shortened English variant of the name Cherie |
| Cherie | f | English | Cherie is a girl's name of English origin that traces back to French, but is not used i… |
| Cheril | f | French | Cheril is an unusual American and English variant of the name Cheryl, likely arising fr… |
| Cherilyn | f | French | Cherilyn is a female first name that is derived from Cheryl and extended with the suffi… |
| Cherise | f | English | The name Cherise (Chérise) is a development of Cherie (Chérie) in English and French-sp… |
| Cherish | f | The name Cherish originates from English and can be directly interpreted as 'the Apprec… | |
| Cherokee | f | English | Cherokee is a first name used for both genders |
| Cherrina | f | English | The name Cherrina, an English diminutive of Cherry, translates to 'the treasure' or 'th… |
| Cherry | f | French | The name Cherry is currently regarded in its English spelling as a derivative of the Fr… |
| Cheryl | f | Cheryl is an English girl's name that likely represents a combination of Cherry and the… | |
| Chester | m | Latin | Chester is a first name derived from a historical English family name, which is in turn… |
| Chestine | f | Latin | The name Chestine is a feminine first name and has its roots in Latin |