Browse names

Irish

Irish surname meaning spear-man.

Greek

Variant of Catherine or Catharine; means pure.

English

Modern creation, possibly blend of Cecilia and Linda.

Irish

Variant of Casey; means vigilant or watchful.

Greek

A type of tall evergreen tree, from Greek kuprissos.

Germanic

Man or strong, from Germanic carl meaning man with a feminine ending.

French

Dear, from the French chère conveying affection.

Greek

She who shines or prophetess, a modern variant of Cassandra.

Irish/Scottish

Maiden or girl, variation of Cailey.

Spanish/Modern

Charity or beloved, possibly modern creation.

Greek

Follower of Christ, modern variation.

Latin

Peaceful calm, modern spelling of Serenity.

Latin

Clear or bright, related to Clarissa.

Irish/Gaelic

Pure maiden, variation of Caitlin.

Greek

Variant of Cynthia, meaning moon goddess from Mount Cynthus.

Latin

Variant of Celeste, from Latin meaning heavenly or celestial.

Germanic

Feminine form of Charles, from Germanic meaning free man or man.

Germanic

From Germanic roots meaning famous or renowned in battle.

Greek

Possibly from Greek charis meaning grace or kindness.

Modern English

Contemporary name combining Cai or Cailan with Lynn.

English

Combination of Cheryl meaning beloved with Ann meaning grace.

Irish

Variant of Colleen, meaning girl or maiden.

Modern

Modern variant possibly from Catrina or Katrice.

English

Variant or compound possibly from Carla.

French

Variant of Charmaine, derived from Charlemagne or charm.

French/Modern

Variant of Cheryl, possibly from cherry or Old French term.

American

Modern creation, possibly based on Kamisha.

Latin

Variant of Carolyn, feminine of Charles meaning man or strong.

French/Greek

French form of Christel, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek

Pure, variant of Katie or Catherine.

Latin

Blind or dim-sighted, variant of Cecilia.

Germanic, Scandinavian

Feminine form of Charles, meaning free person or man.

Greek

Variation of Carissa, derived from charis meaning grace or kindness.

Greek

Joy or happiness.

Latin

Variation of Crystal, from crystallus meaning clear ice or crystal clear.

English, Persian

From the Kashmir region, or referring to the fine wool fabric.

Latin

From Camillus, meaning attendant or acolyte.

Germanic

Variant of Caroline, meaning free woman.

Greek

Variant of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

French

Variant of Courtney, meaning short nose or court dweller.

Latin

Crimson or song.

Arabic

Beloved or dear.

Celtic

Maiden or fair.

Latin

Bright or clear.

Latin

Modern combination of Cora (maiden) and Lynn (lake).

Latin

Diminutive of Constance, meaning steadfast or constant.

English

Modern variation of Callie or Kelly, meaning beautiful or warrior woman.

Native American

Modern spelling of Cheyenne, referring to the Native American people.