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Namem/f/uOriginMeaning
CaceymEnglishCacey is a variant of Casey ("descendant of Cathasaigh")
CademEnglishCade is a masculine first name of English origin, and its origin is not definitively cl…
CadencefEnglishThe name Cadence is interpreted in English as 'the rhythm' and has its roots in the Lat…
CadyfEnglishCady is a contemporary variant of Katie, which serves as a diminutive of the name Katha…
CaelanmEnglishCaelan is considered the English form of the Irish Caolan
CaesermLatinCaeser is a variation of the name Caesar and literally means "the one cut from the womb…
CaileighfEnglishThe name Caileigh is considered an English variant of Kayleigh, which in turn derives f…
CainmEnglishThe name Cain, as a biblical boy's name, is the English form of Kain, derived from the …
CainanmEnglishCainan is an English variant of Kenan and likely shares the same origin as Cain, which …
CainemEnglishCaine is regarded as an anglicized version of the biblical name Cain, which originally …
CairafLatinCaira is a feminine form derived from Cara
CaitlinfEnglishCaitlín is, similar to Katharina, a first name that carries the meaning 'the Pure' or '…
CaitlynfEnglishCaitlyn is a variant of Caitlin, which represents an Irish and English form of the girl…
CaluEnglishCal is a unisex name that can be used for both boys and girls
CalemEnglishCale represents a short form of Kaleb, whose origin is not clearly defined
CalebmEnglishThe name Caleb, an English form of Kaleb, is etymologically not clearly defined
CaledoniafCelticThe name Caledonia is interpreted as 'the woman from Caledonia' or 'the Scottish woman'
CalianefCaliane is a feminine first name from South America, whose origin is not precisely esta…
CalinafFrenchCalina is a Spanish name for girls and translates to "the misty one." This meaning is d…
CalistafAmericanThe name Calista is a variation of Callista, the feminine counterpart to Callistus from…
CallanfEnglishCallan is a name that was originally intended for men but has increasingly established …
CalliopefEnglishCalliope is the Latinized form of the ancient Greek name Kalliope (Καλλιόπη)
CallummLatinCallum is a Scottish Gaelic form of the Irish saint's name Columban, which is derived f…
CalummLatinCalum is a Scottish form of Columban, which is derived from the Late Latin name Columba…
CalvinmFrenchCalvin, a masculine first name, comes from the French surname Cauvin and the Latin Calv…
CalypsofEnglishThe name Calypso, derived from Kalypso, means metaphorically 'the one who conceals'
CamdenmThe boy's name Camden traces back to a historical English surname, originating from the…
CameliafLatinCamelia is a female name form that derives from the Romanian and French variant Camélia
CamellafLatinCamella is a girl's name that is considered a Corsican form of Camellia
CamelliafLatinCamellia is a female first name derived from the botanical term for the camellia
CameofEnglishThe first name Cameo has significance for both girls and boys
CamerifEnglishCameri is a rare, exclusively female derivative of Cameron
CamifLatinCami, a girl's name, is the English abbreviation and pet form of Camilla, a feminine fo…
CamiliafLatinCamilia represents an English form of Camilla, which in turn is the feminine form of th…
CamillafLatinThe name Camilla is closely associated with the Latin term camillus, which means 'sacri…
CampbelmEnglishThe name Campbel, as a Scottish variant of Campbell, translates into English as "the on…
CamronmEnglishCamron is a modern English form of Cameron and refers to an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan
CamrynfEnglishCamryn is a feminine variant of the name Cameron, whose roots can be found in a histori…
CamylefLatinCamyle represents a short form of Camille, which is a feminine version of the ancient R…
CanacefEnglishDaughter of the Wind
CandidafLatinCandida is the feminine variant of the Latin name Candidus (or Candid)
CandisfEnglishCandis, a female first name, is regarded as the English form of Candace, which represen…
CandriafAmericanCandria is a variation of the Indian unisex name Candra or Chandra, which has its origi…
CandyfEnglishCandy is a short and affectionate form of Candice, which was adopted from English in th…
CardenmThe name Carden has its roots in the Middle English word carden, which means 'the one w…
CardifItalianCardi is a relatively rare name for girls, whose origins are not entirely clear
CaressafLatinThe name Caressa, as the female variant of Carissa, carries the meaning "", which has i…
CareymEnglishCarey is a name with a masculine connotation, derived from the ancient Irish family nam…
CariadfEnglishThe name Cariad is a female first name from the English and Welsh regions, which transl…
CarisfEnglishCaris is a feminine name that represents a different form of Charis
CarismafEnglishCarisma, a feminine first name, is a rare English variation of the name Charisma
CarlatunmCarlatun is the Scottish and Welsh variant of Charlton
CarlisleuCelticCarlisle is a first name that is widespread for both men and women in English-Gaelic sp…
CarltonmCarlton is a boy's name that is considered an English variant of Charlton
Carly-FayfCarly-Fay is the feminine variant of Carl
CarlylemCelticThe name Carlyle is exclusively masculine and is a variant of the name Carlisle
CarmelfLatinThe name Carmel, primarily used for women, has its roots in Hebrew and is closely relat…
Caroline-JanefEnglishCaroline-Jane is a double name combining Caroline ("the strong one") and Jane ("God is …
CarsonuCarson is a boy's name of English origin, derived from Scottish and Gaelic traditions a…
CarteruAmericanCarter is a boy's name of occupational nature that traces back to an English surname
CarwynmEnglishCarwyn is a Welsh first name for males that means "the blessed love." It is made up of …
CarymIrishThe name Cary is an English form of Carey, which traces back to the old Irish surname Ó…
CarysfWelshThe name Carys is a Welsh girl's name that has the beautiful meaning 'the love' or 'the…
CaseyuEnglishCasey is an Irish name suitable for both girls and boys
CassmEnglishThe name Cass, a diminutive of Cassidy, is derived from the Old Irish byname Caiside an…
CassarafEnglishCassara is an English girl's name that forms a variation of Cassarah
CassianmLatinThe name Cassian is a variation of Cassius, a name that was often used as a nickname in…
CassidafAmericanCassida is a feminine form that can also be considered a variant of Cassidy
CassidyuAmericanCassidy is a first name used for both women and men, derived from the ancient Irish fam…
Cassidy-SummerfEnglishCassidy-Summer is a double name combining Cassidy ("the curly one") and Summer ("the su…
CassiusmLatinCassius literally means 'the vain,' 'the empty,' and is derived from the original famil…
CastelmAs an English boy's name, Castel has a direct meaning of 'the castle' and a freer inter…
CastielmEnglishThe name Castiel, also known as Cassiel or Capziel, is interpreted as 'God is my protec…
CatalayafSpanishCatalaya, a female first name, represents a Spanish form of Cataleya, which is derived …
CataleyafEnglishCataleya, a female first name, has its roots in Cattleya, a species of orchid named aft…
CatefAmericanCate is a form of Kate and also a diminutive of the name Catherine, which is regarded a…
Catherine-VenisefEnglishThe name has its roots in English and French
CathleenfEnglishCathleen represents a spelling variation of the English Kathleen, which is considered a…
CathlinfEnglish"the Pure", "the Beautiful"
CattleyafEnglishCattleya is a rare girl's name that comes from the eponymous genus of orchids and liter…
CavanmEnglishCavan is a boy's name that is derived from an Irish locality and carries the meaning 't…
CavenmAfricanThe name Caven, in its function as a masculine first name, is derived from the spelling…
CayefEnglishCaye is a variant of the name Kaye, which is regarded as a short form of Katherine and …
CayennefEnglishThe name Cayenne is of female origin and comes from indigenous languages
CaylafEnglishCayla is a variant of the name Kayla, which derives from the ancient Irish surname Ó Ca…
CayleefThe girl's name Caylee is an English and Gaelic spelling variant of the name Kaylee, a …
CaytiefGreekCaytie is a rare English short and pet form of the name Catherine, which is the English…
CeanmIrishCean is a masculine name of Irish origin, whose meaning can be traced back to 'the prin…
CecifLatinCeci is a feminine form that is considered a diminutive of Cecilia, which in turn is de…
CecilmLatinThe name Cecil (Cécil) is originally interpreted as 'the one descended from the Caecili…
CecilafLatinCecila is an English and rare American form of the name Cecilia
CecilyfLatinThe name Cecily, as an English variant of Caecilia or Cäcilie, means 'the one who comes…
CedarmAmericanThe name Cedar, which is used for both boys and girls, carries the meaning 'the cedar t…
CedricmCelticThe name Cedric (Cédric) could be a variation of the name Cerdic, the first Anglo-Saxon…
Cedric-BenmEnglishCedric-Ben is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Ben ("son of the south")
Cedric-EdwardmEnglishCedric-Edward is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Edward ("the guardi…
Cedric-PascalmEnglishCedric-Pascal is a double name combining Cedric ("the warlord") and Pascal ("the Easter…
CedrikmCelticCedrik (Cédrik) is a masculine first name whose exact origin has not yet been clearly e…
CelandinefEnglishThe name Celandine means The Gentle, The Delicate
CelenafLatinCelena is the English form of Celina, which is considered a variation of the names Marc…

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