Baby Name | Name Origin | Name Meaning |
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Cadman | Celtic | Warrior |
Caesar | Latin | Long Haired |
Caerwyn | Welsh | White Fortress |
Cai | Welsh | Joy |
Calder | Celtic | From Stony River |
Caleb | Hebrew | Faithful Affection |
Calvert | English | Shepherd, Cowherd, Cowboy |
Calvin | Latin | Bald |
Caldwell | Old English | Near a Cold Well |
Calvin | Latin | Bald |
Cameron | Scottish | With a Crooked Nose |
Campbell | Scottish | Crooked Mouth |
Carl | Teutonic | Farmer |
Carlin | Gaelic | Little Champion |
Carlisle | Old English | From the Walled City |
Carlton | Old English | From Carl’s Farm |
Carmine | Latin | Red, Song |
Carney | Celtic | Warrior |
Carroll | Celtic | Champion |
Carter | English | Cart Driver, Cart Maker |
Carver | Old English | Wood Carver |
Cary | English | Fort |
Casey | Celtic | Brave, Vigilant |
Casper | Persian | Treasure |
Cassius | Latin | Vain |
Cavan | Irish Gaelic | Handsome |
Cecil | Latin | Blind |
Cedric | Celtic | Chieftain |
Cerny | Czechoslovakian | Black |
Chad, Chadwick | Celtic | Warrior |
Chalmers | Teutonic | Lord of the Household |
Chance | English | Fortune, Luck |
Chandler | Old French, English | Candlemaker, City in Arizona |
Channing | Old French | A Canon |
Chapin | Old French | A Clergyman |
Chapman | Anglo Saxon | Merchant |
Charles | Anglo Saxon | Manly |
Chase | French | Hunter |
Chatwin | Old English | Warlike Friend |
Chauncey | Latin | Chancellor |
Chester | Old English | Dweller in Fortified Town |
Chip | English | Nickname for Charles |
Christian | Latin | A Christian |
Christopher | Greek | Christ-Bearer |
Chuck | American | Diminutive Form of Charles |
Cian | Irish Gaelic | Ancient |
Ciaran | Irish | Dark, Black |
Ciardubhan | Gaelic | Little Black One |
Clancy | Irish | Red or Ruddy Warrior |
Clarence | Latin | Famous |
Clark | English | Cleric, secretary, clerk or scribe |
Claude | Latin | Lame |
Clayton, Clay | Old English | The Clay Farm |
Cleary | Irish | Learned, Clerk or Scholar |
Cleon | Greek | Glory |
Clifford | Anglo Saxon | Near the Cliff |
Clive | Old English | Cliff Dweller |
Clyde | Welsh | Heard from Afar |