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Name Category Gender Meaning Origin
Cabe American M Ropemaker English
Cable American M Ropemaker English
Cadby American M From the warrior's settlement English
Cadda American M Warring Welsh
Cade American M Barrel English
Cadee American F Rhythm Latin
Caden American M Barrel English
Cadena American F Rhythm Latin
Cadence American F Rhythm Latin
Cadi American F Rhythm Latin
Cadie American F Rhythm Latin
Cady American F Rhythm Latin
Cadyna American F Rhythmic Latin
Caindale American M From the clear river valley English
Caine American M Gatherer Hebrew
Cal American M Bold English
Calandra American F Lark Greek
Calbert American M Cowherd or cowboy English
Calbex American M Shepherd Unknown
Calder American M Cold brook or rough waters Old English
Caldre American M Cold brook French
Caldwell American M From the cold spring English
Cale American M Slender or thin Irish
Caleb American M Faithful dog Hebrew
Calinda American F Calandra with Linda American
Calista American F She that is most beautiful Greek
Calla American F Beautiful Greek
Calli American F Fortress Greek
Callie American F Fortress Greek
Calvert American M Cowherd or cowboy English
Calvex American M Shepherd Unknown
Calvin American M Bald French
Calynda American F Calandra with Linda American
Camden American M From the winding valley Scottish
Came American F Joy Unknown
Camella American F Unblemished Italian
Camellia American F Unblemished Italian
Cameo American F A carved gem portrait Latin
Cameron American F Crooked nose Scottish
Cameron American M Crooked nose Scottish
Camilla American F Young ceremonial attendant Italian
Camille American F Young ceremonial attendant French
Candace American F Pure or glowing Latin
Candice American F Pure or glowing Latin
Candiss American F Pure or glowing Latin
Candy American F Pure or glowing American
Candyce American F Pure or glowing Latin
Cara American F Dear or beloved Latin
Caralyn American F Friend Irish
Caree American F Little and womanly Welsh
Carey American F Little and womanly Welsh
Carilyn American F Little and womanly Welsh
Carilynne American F Little and womanly Welsh
Carissa American F Beloved Italian
Carl American M Farmer German
Carla American F Little and womanly English
Carleton American M Free men's town Old English
Carlir American F Manly Old English
Carlisle American M From the walled City English
Carlos American M Manly Spanish
Carlotta American F Little and womanly Italian
Carlson American M Settlement of free men Old English
Carlton American M Settlement of free men Old English
Carlyle American M From the walled City English
Carmia American F Song Spanish
Carmina American F Song Spanish
Carmine American F Song Spanish
Carmita American F Song Spanish
Carmya American F Song Spanish
Carnell American M Defender of the castle English
Caro American F Manly Unknown
Carol American F Song of joy French
Carolan American F Little and womanly English
Carolann American F Little and womanly English
Carolanne American F Little and womanly English
Caroliana American F Little and womanly Italian
Carolina American F Little and womanly Italian
Caroline American F Little and womanly French
Carolyn American F Little and womanly English
Carolyne American F Little and womanly English
Carolynn American F Little and womanly English
Carree American F Little and womanly English
Carrie American F Little and womanly English
Carrington American M Place name and surname English
Carson American M Marsh or mossy place Scottish
Carswell American M Lives at the watercress spring Old English
Carter American M Transportor of goods with a cart Old English
Cartere American M Transportor of goods with a cart English
Cartland American M From the land between the streams English
Carvel American M Village on the marsh French
Carvell American M Village on the marsh French
Carver American M Carves wood or sculpts English
Cary American F Desendant of the dark one Welsh
Caryl American F Song of joy English
Caryn American F Pure Scandinavian
Carynn American F Pure Scandinavian
Casey American F Brave Irish
Casey American M Brave Irish
Cassandra American F Doom Greek
Cassi American F Doom Greek
Cassidy American F Clever or curly headed Irish
Cassie American F Doom Greek
Cassy American F Doom Greek
Caster American M Beaver Greek
Catherine American F Pure Greek
Cathi American F Pure Latin
Cathia American F Pure Latin
Cathie American F Pure Latin
Cathy American F Pure Latin
Catrice American F Blend of Catrina and Patrice American
Cayle American M Bold Unknown
Cecilia American F Dim sighted or blind Latin
Cedra American F Battle chieftain Old English
Cedric American M Battle chieftain Old English
Cedrica American F Battle chieftain Old English
Cedrina American F Battle chieftain Old English
Celdtun American M From the farm by the spring English
Celest American F Heavenly Latin
Celine American F Blind French
Cerelia American F Springtime Latin
Cerella American F Springtime Latin
Cesar American M Hairy Latin
Chace American M Huntsman French
Chad American M Warrior Old English
Chance American M Church official Old English
Chancellor American M Record keeper English
Chancey American M Record keeper English
Chandelle American F Candle French
Chandler American M Maker of candles Old English
Chandra American F Like the moon Sanskrit
Chanel American F Chanel English
Chann American M Wise English
Channe American M Wise English
Channing American M Wise English
Channon American M Wise English
Chantal American F Song French
Chapman American M Merchant English
Charis American F Charity grace or kindness Greek
Charissa American F Charity grace or kindness Greek
Charity American F Act of kindness Latin
Charla American F Little and womanly English
Charlee American F Strong and womanly English
Charlene American F Little and womanly Old English
Charles American M Manly English
Charleson American M Son of Charles English
Charleston American M From Charles's farm English
Charleton American M From Charles's farm English
Charley American M Manly English
Charli American F Strong and womanly English
Charlie American M Manly English
Charlotte American F Little and womanly French
Charlton American M From Charles's farm English
Charly American M Manly English
Charly American F Strong and womanly English
Charlyn American F Manly English
Charlynn American F Manly English
Charmaine American F Song French
Chas American M Huntsman French
Chase American M Huntsman French
Chasen American M Huntsman French
Chastity American F Pure or virtuous Latin
Chatham American M From the soldier's land Unknown
Chatlie American F Manly English
Chaunce American M Church official English
Chaunceler American M Church official English
Chauncey American M Church official English
Chauncy American M Church official English
Chayce American M Huntsman French
Chaz American M A man English
Chelsa American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsea American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsee American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsey American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsi American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsie American F Port or landing place Old English
Chelsy American F Port or landing place Old English
Cher American F Beloved French
Cherese American F Dear one or darling French
Cheresse American F Dear one or darling French
Cherice American F Dear one or darling French
Cherilyn American F Beloved American
Cherilynn American F Beloved American
Cherisa American F Dear one or darling French
Cherise American F Dear one or darling French
Cherisse American F Dear one or darling French
Cherrell American F Beloved French
Cherri American F Beloved French
Cherrie American F Beloved French
Cherrill American F Beloved French
Cherry American F Cherry red French
Cheryl American F Beloved French
Cheryll American F Beloved French
Chesna American F Peaceful Slavic
Chess American M Camp of the soldiers Old English
Chester American M Rocky fortress Old English
Cheston American M Rocky fortress Old English
Chet American M Camp of the soldiers English
Cheyenne American F Tribal name American
Chick American M A man English
Chilton American M From the farm by the spring English
China American F The ancient country Unknown
Chloe American F Blooming Greek
Choncey American M Fortune or a gamble English
Chris American M Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christa American F Follower of Christ or anointed German
Christabel American F Follower of Christ or anointed Spanish
Christan American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christana American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christanne American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christeen American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christeena American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christen American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christena American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christene American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christian American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christian American M Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christina American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Christopher American M Christ bearer Greek
Christy American F Follower of Christ or anointed English
Christyn American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Chrystina American F Follower of Christ or anointed Greek
Chuck American M Strong and manly English
Churchill American M Lives at the church hill English
Chyna American F The ancient country Unknown
Chynna American F The ancient country Unknown
Ciara American F Black like a raven Irish
Cibil American F Prophetess or fortune teller Greek
Cicely American F Blind English
Cicily American F Blind English
Cidney American F Wide meadow French
Cim American F Ruler English
Cimberleigh American F From the royal meadow English
Cinda American F Moon Greek
Cindel American F Moon Greek
Cindi American F Moon Greek
Cindia American F Moon Greek
Cindy American F Moon Greek
Cinwell American M Lives at the king's spring English
Cirilla American F Mistress or lady Spanish
Claiborn American M From the clay brook English
Claiborne American M From the clay brook English
Claire American F Bright or clear French
Clara American F Bright or clear Latin
Clarence American M Clear or victorious Latin
Claressa American F Bright or clear Latin
Claresta American F Brilliant Greek
Clarice American F Bright or clear Italian
Clarissa American F Bright or clear Italian
Clark American M Clergyman or cleric Old English
Clarke American M Clergyman or cleric Old English
Clarrisa American F Bright or clear Italian
Claud American M Lame Latin
Claude American M Lame Latin
Claudelle American F Lame French
Claudette American F Lame French
Claudia American F Lame Latin
Claudine American F Lame French
Claudio American M Lame Italian
Claudius American M Lame German
Clay American M Settlement by the clay pit Old English
Clayborne American M Brook near the clay pit Old English
Claybourne American M Brook near the clay pit Old English
Clayburn American M Brook near the clay pit Old English
Clayton American M Settlement by the clay pit Old English
Cleavon American M From the cliff land Old English
Cleon American M Famous Greek
Cleva American F Dweller by the cliff Old English
Cleve American M Dweller by the cliff Old English
Cleveland American M From the cliff land Old English
Clevon American M From the cliff land Old English
Cliff American M Dweller by the cliff Old English
Clifford American M Ford near the cliff Old English
Cliffton American M Town near the cliff Old English
Clifland American M From the cliff land Old English
Clifton American M Town near the cliff Old English
Cliftun American M Town near the cliff Old English
Clint American M Settlement near the headland Old English
Clinton American M Settlement near the headland Old English
Clinttun American M From the headland estate Old English
Clintwood American M Forest near the hill town Old English
Clive American M Cliff by the river Old English
Clover American F Clover Old English
Clyffton American M Town near the cliff Old English
Clyfland American M From the cliff land Old English
Clyford American M Ford near the cliff Old English
Clyftun American M Town near the cliff Old English
Clyve American M Cliff by the river Old English
Coburn American M Place name English
Coby American M Supplanter Hebrew
Codee American F Cushion Old English
Codell American M Cushion Old English
Codey American M Cushion Old English
Codi American M Cushion Old English
Codi American F Cushion Old English
Codie American M Cushion Old English
Codier American F Cushion Old English
Cody American F Cushion Old English
Cody American M Cushion Old English
Codyr American F Cushion Old English
Colan American M Victory of the people Greek
Colbert American M Renowned seafarer English
Colby American M Dark or dark haired Old English
Colby American F From the dark farmstead Old English
Cole American M Darkly complexioned Old English
Coleman American M Dark skinned or coal miner Old English
Colemann American M Dark skinned or coal miner Old English
Coletun American M From the dark town Old English
Coley American M Swarthy English
Colfre American M Dove Unknown
Colier American M Charcoal merchant English
Colin American M Victory of the people Greek
Colis American M Son of the dark man English
Colleen American F Girl Irish
Collier American M Coal miner English
Collin American M Victory of the people Greek
Collins American M Victory of the people Greek
Collis American M Son of the dark man English
Collyer American M Charcoal merchant English
Colman American M Coal miner English
Colson American M Victory of the people English
Colt American M Young horse or frisky English
Colten American M Coal town Old English
Colter American M Young horse or frisky English
Coltere American M Horse herdsman English
Colton American M Coal town Old English
Coltrane American M Coal town English
Colver American M Dove English
Colvert American M Seaman English
Colvyr American M Dove English
Colyer American M Charcoal merchant English
Colyn American M Victory of the people Greek
Colys American M Son of the dark man English
Conan American M Exalted Irish
Connie American F Constant Latin
Connor American M Exalted Irish
Constance American F Constant or steadfast Latin
Constancia American F Constant or steadfast Spanish
Cony American M Strong willed or wise English
Cooper American M A barrel maker or seller English
Coopersmith American M Barrel maker English
Cora American F Maiden Greek
Coral American F Pinkish Latin
Coralee American F Maiden American
Coralia American F Maiden American
Coralie American F Maiden American
Coraline American F Maiden English
Coralyn American F Maiden American
Corben American M Raven Latin
Corbett American M Raven Latin
Corbin American M Raven Latin
Corby American M Raven Latin
Corbyn American M Raven Latin
Cord American M Cordmaker English
Cordale American M Cordmaker English
Corday American M Cordmaker English
Cordelia American F Warm hearted Latin
Cordell American M Cordmaker French
Corella American F Maiden Greek
Coretta American F Maiden Greek
Corey American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Corey American M Dweller near a hollow Irish
Cori American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Coriann American F From the ravine Irish
Corianne American F From the ravine Irish
Corie American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Corisa American F Maiden Greek
Corissa American F Maiden Greek
Corky American M Hill or hollow English
Corlene American F Maiden Greek
Corley American M Hill or hollow English
Corliss American F Good hearted or carefree Old English
Correy American M Dweller near a hollow Irish
Corri American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Corrianna American F From the ravine Irish
Corrianne American F From the ravine Irish
Corrick American M From the ravine Irish
Corrie American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Corrissa American F From the ravine Irish
Corry American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Cort American M Courtier or court attendant English
Cortland American M Courtier or court attendant English
Cortney American F Courtier or court attendant English
Corvin American M Raven haired English
Corwan American M Friend of the heart English
Corwin American M Friend of the heart English
Corwine American M Friend of the heart English
Corwyn American M Friend of the heart English
Cory American M Dweller near a hollow Irish
Cory American F Dweller near a hollow Irish
Coulter American M Young horse or frisky English
Countess American F Feminine equivalent of Count Old English
Court American M Courtier or court attendant English
Courtenay American M From Courtenay N France French
Courtland American M From the court's land English
Courtlyn American F Courtly or courteous English
Courtney American F Courtier or court attendant English
Courtney American M Courtier or court attendant English
Covell American M Lives at the cave slope Unknown
Covyll American M Lives at the cave slope Unknown
Craig American M Dweller by the crag Scottish
Cramer American M Shopkeeper German
Crandall American M From the crane valley English
Crandell American M From the crane valley English
Cranley American M From the crane meadow English
Cranly American M From the crane meadow English
Cranston American M From the crane estate English
Cranstun American M From the crane estate English
Crawford American M From the crow's ford English
Creed American M Belief or guiding principle Latin
Creighton American M Dweller by the rocks English
Crespin American M Curly haired Latin
Crispin American M Curly haired Latin
Cristen American F Follower of Christ or anointed Irish
Cristin American F Follower of Christ or anointed Irish
Cristyn American F Follower of Christ or anointed Irish
Croften American M From the enclosed town Irish
Crofton American M From the enclosed town Irish
Crompton American M From the winding farm Old English
Cromwell American M From the crooked winding stream Old English
Crosleigh American M From the cross meadow English
Crosley American M From the cross meadow English
Crosly American M From the cross meadow English
Croydon American M Surname and place name English
Crystal American F Clear or unblemished Latin
Culbart American M Seaman English
Culbert American M Seaman English
Cullen American M Handsome Irish
Culver American M Dove English
Cupere American M Barrel maker English
Curt American M Polite or courteous French
Curtis American M Polite or courteous French
Curtiss American M Polite or courteous French
Cutler American M Makes knives English
Cwen American F Queen Welsh
Cy American M Master or lord Greek
Cydnee American F Wide meadow French
Cydney American F Wide meadow French
Cym American F Ruler English
Cymberly American F From the royal meadow English
Cyndee American F Moon Greek
Cyndi American F Moon Greek
Cyndy American F Moon Greek
Cyne American F Moon Greek
Cynthia American F Moon Greek
Cyril American M Master or Lord Greek
Cyrill American M Master or Lord Greek
Cyrilla American F Mistress or lady Greek
Cyrus American M Lord Greek

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