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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cheston | m | Latin | Cheston is a derivative of the English name Chester and means 'the fortress', originati… |
| Chet | m | Latin | Chet originates as a short form of Chester and means 'the fortress' |
| Chevelle | f | English | The name Chevelle has its roots in Old French and Ancient Hebrew |
| Chewie | m | Chewie is a boy's name from the Anglo-American region and metaphorically means "the che… | |
| Cheyanna | f | English | The name Cheyanna, a modern form of Cheyenne, has a profound meaning |
| Cheyanne | f | English | The first name Cheyanne has several meanings |
| Cheyenne | f | American | The name Cheyenne, which is used for both girls and boys, originates from a historical … |
| China | f | English | The first name China stands for the meaning 'China' |
| Chloe | f | American | The name Chloe, including the spellings Chloé and Chloë, means 'young green' or 'the bl… |
| Chloris | f | English | Chloris (Χλωρίς) is a female first name that originates from Greek mythology |
| Chord | m | English | The name Chord is derived from the English word for chord, which translates to 'chord' |
| Chris | u | Danish | Chris is mainly a masculine first name, used as a short form of Christoph ('the bearer … |
| Chrishona | f | English | Chrishona is a female first name that is primarily common in America and means 'God's b… |
| Chrissy | f | Latin | The name Chrissy is primarily found in English-speaking regions, particularly in the USA |
| Christ | m | English | The biblical first name Christ is a contemporary English abbreviation of the Greek term… |
| Christan | m | Latin | The name Christan refers to a boy and represents a less common form of Christian |
| Christian-Michael | m | Latin | There is currently no information available regarding the meaning |
| Christiana | f | Latin | Christiana is a variation of Christiane and the feminized form of Christian |
| Christopher | m | English | The name Christopher is an English form of Christoph and has its origins in the Latiniz… |
| Christopher-Robin | m | English | Christopher-Robin is a double name combining Christopher ("the Christ bearer") and Robi… |
| Christpher | m | English | The name Christpher, used for boys, means 'the Christ bearer' |
| Christy | f | Latin | Christy is a derived form of Christina and Christine, which are considered the feminine… |
| Chrysantha | f | English | Chrysantha is a female first name that can be translated as "the golden flower." A deep… |
| Chyler | f | English | Chyler is a variant of Skylar ("the scholar") |
| Chyna | f | Chinese | The name Chyna, a variant of China, literally means 'China' |
| Cian | m | English | Cian, a male first name, has its origins in Irish mythology and is based on the Old Iri… |
| Ciana | f | Latin | Ciana is an English feminine form of the Irish Gaelic name Cian |
| Cianan | m | English | The first name Cianan or Cianán comes from the ancient Irish name Cian |
| Cicero | m | Latin | Cicero originates from an ancient Roman nickname derived from the Latin 'cicer' meaning… |
| Cici | f | Latin | Cici is a diminutive of Cicilia, which is a variant of the name Cecilia, originating fr… |
| Cid | m | Cid is a form of Sid and is derived from Sidney, a name that originated from an English… | |
| Cierra | f | English | Cierra is regarded as a modern English form of Sierra |
| Cilla | f | Latin | Cilla is regarded as a Dutch and Swedish short form of Cecilia, which is a derivative o… |
| Cilly | f | Latin | Cilly is regarded as a short form of Cecilia, which is a variant of Cäcilia |
| Cindia | f | Latin | Cindia, as a girl's name, is a variation of the names Cindy and Cinda |
| Cindy | f | French | Cindy is a female first name that is considered a short and affectionate form of Cynthi… |
| Cinnamon | f | American | Cinnamon is an English name for women that can be directly translated as 'cinnamon.' Th… |
| Clair | f | Latin | The name Clair is a shortened variant of Claire, which originates from French and repre… |
| Claire | f | Latin | Claire is derived from Clara, a Romance variant of the name Klara |
| Clara-Marie | f | English | Clara-Marie is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Clarence | m | Latin | Clarence is an English name that was historically known as an honorific title 'Clarensi… |
| Claressa | f | Latin | The name Claressa is an alternative spelling of Clarissa and has its roots in the name … |
| Claribel | f | Latin | Claribel is a development of the name Clara and contains the common ending '-bel' |
| Clarina | f | Latin | The name Clarina is a derived form of Clara (Klara) and means approximately 'the Shinin… |
| Clarissa | f | Latin | Clarissa is a female first name that is considered an extended form and medieval Latin … |
| Clark | m | The name Clark is derived from an Anglo-American surname and refers to a member of the … | |
| Clark-Teddy | m | English | The name has English roots |
| Clarke | m | The name Clarke is considered the English variant of the American name Clark, which was… | |
| Clary | f | Latin | Clary is an English diminutive derived from Clara and Clarissa |
| Claudian | m | Latin | Claudian is the masculine form of Claudia and a variant of Claudius |
| Claudina | f | Latin | The name Claudina is a variant of Claudia and derives from the Roman name Claudius |
| Clay | m | American | Clay is a short form of the name Clayton, which is traced back to an old English, locat… |
| Clayton | m | American | Clayton is originally an old English, place-based surname that derives from the Old Eng… |
| Clayvon | m | English | a modified form of the name Clayton, which derives from 'clay', meaning mud |
| Clelia | f | Latin | The name Clelia has its roots in ancient Rome and is the feminine derivation of the nam… |
| Clematis | f | English | Clematis refers to a climbing plant that blooms in various color nuances and can have d… |
| Cleo | f | English | Cleo is on one hand a short form of Cleopatra and on the other hand of Cleon and Cleopa… |
| Cleonie | f | English | The name Cleonie, an English pet form of Cleo, is related to the ancient Greek name Kle… |
| Cleora | f | American | The name Cleora has its roots in the American form of the name Cleo, which is derived f… |
| Cletus | m | English | The first name Cletus comes from Latin and is a variant of the Greek Kleitos |
| Cleve | m | American | Cleve is a short form of the name Cleveland, which is also derived from a surname and h… |
| Clienton | m | The meaning of Clienton can be described as 'the one who comes from the hill settlement… | |
| Cliff | m | English | Cliff is a masculine first name that can be considered an English short form of Cliffor… |
| Clifford | m | English | The name Clifford is masculine and has English origins, referring to a surname named af… |
| Cliffy | m | American | The name Cliffy is a diminutive of the English names Clifford and Clifton |
| Clifton | m | English | The name Clifton is derived from a surname that originally referred to a place |
| Clinesha | f | Hebrew | Clinesha is a rare female first name and an English variant of the name Clenesha |
| Clint | m | Clint is a short form of the name Clinton, which traces back to an old English place name | |
| Clinton | m | Clinton is a masculine first name that derives from a historical English, locational su… | |
| Clive | m | Clive is a masculine first name that translates to 'the cliff' or 'the steep slope' | |
| Clivia | f | Latin | The name Clivia is a feminine variant of the English name Clive and derives from a surn… |
| Cloud | m | English | Cloud is both a male and a rare female first name that translates from English to mean … |
| Cloudy | f | English | Cloudy is both a female and a rare male name and is considered a pet form of Cloud |
| Clove | f | English | The name Clove has its roots in the Middle English word clove, which means 'spice clove… |
| Clover | f | English | The name Clover, which comes from English, can be directly translated as 'the lucky clo… |
| Clow | f | English | The name Clow has its roots in English and is composed of various English words, althou… |
| Clyde | m | English | Clyde is not only a name for rivers in the English-speaking area but is also used as a … |
| Coalton | m | The first name Coalton, which represents a rare form of Colton, has its origins in an o… | |
| Cole | m | English | The first name Cole originally comes from an English surname and has roots in the Anglo… |
| Colin | m | English | The name Colin has two different origins and meanings |
| Colin-Stuart | m | English | There is currently no information available on the meaning |
| Colina | f | English | The first name Colina is regarded as a Provençal form of Nicole and derives from the an… |
| Collete | f | English | Collete, a rare female first name, is the English short form of Nicollette, which is a … |
| Collin | m | French | Collin derives from the name Nicolas and means 'victory of the people,' which is derive… |
| Colombine | f | Latin | Colombine is the feminine form of the name Columba |
| Colt | m | English | The name Colt, derived from Colton, can be translated as 'the town of coal.' The roots … |
| Colter | m | American | The name Colter originates from the Old English language and can be translated as 'the … |
| Colton | m | The name Colton, masculine in gender, means "the town of coal." Alternatively, it is so… | |
| Columbia | f | Latin | The name Columbia, a variant of Columba, has its origin in Latin and means "the dove." … |
| Columbine | f | Latin | Columbine is a feminine form of Columba and has Latin roots |
| Colvin | m | Colvin is a variant of Colin ("victory of the people") | |
| Conan | m | English | The name Conan (Conán) represents an English-Irish form of the Irish-Gaelic Cuan |
| Confia | f | English | The name Confia is derived from the English term 'confidential', which means confidenti… |
| Conner | m | English | Conner is a modern, English, and Germanized variant of Connor, which is considered angl… |
| Connor | m | English | Connor is a younger anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar, derived from the Old … |
| Constantin | m | Latin | The name Constantin derives from the Roman cognomen Constantinus, which contains the La… |
| Conway | m | English | The name Conway carries the meaning 'the hunting dog of the plain' and has its origins … |
| Cookie | f | English | The name Cookie is a girl's name in American and English contexts, whose meaning litera… |
| Cooper | m | Latin | The name Cooper is occupational and comes from English, derived from a surname that mea… |
| Cora-Ann | f | American | Cora-Ann is a double name combining Cora ("the girl") and Ann ("the gracious one") |