Browse names

Latin

Glowing white or luminous, variant of Candice.

Latin

Follower of Christ, feminine form of Christian.

Latin

Glowing white or luminous, variant of Candice.

Latin

Bright and beautiful.

Native American

People who speak an alien language.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Latin

Song or garden.

French

Channel or modern creation.

Native American

Those who live in the mountains.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Greek/Italian

Italian form of Catherine, from Greek "katharos" (pure).

Hebrew

From Hebrew "chayah" meaning "life"; Hebrew form of Eve.

Greek

Variant of Christine, from Greek "christos" (anointed).

Latin

Variant of Camellia, from the camellia flowering plant.

English

Variant of Cheryl, derived from Charlotte or Charity.

Nahuatl

From Nahuatl (Aztec) language, meaning "star."

Greek

Related to Corinna, a Greek poetess name.

Latin

Christian or follower of Christ.

Scottish

Possibly from Kayley or Caitlin, meaning slender.

Greek

Variant of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

English

From the flowering camellia plant; named after botanist Georg Joseph Kamel.

English

Variant of Colby, meaning 'coal settlement' from Old Norse.

Latin/French

From coral, the sea creature; originally from Latin corallium.

English/Italian (modern)

Modern variant possibly derived from Gianna or Sienna.

Greek

Variant of Corinne, meaning 'maiden' or 'raven.'

English

A variant of Cayley or Kaylin, derived from Old Norse meaning slim and fair.

Greek

Variant of Cassandra, meaning she who shines upon men.

Latin

From candela, meaning candle or light.

Greek

Diminutive of Cora, from kore meaning maiden.

Latin

From caelestis meaning heavenly or celestial.

Modern

Modern blend of Cheryl and Lyn or variant of Sherilyn.

French

Diminutive of Coco, a French pet name.

English

From a place name meaning camp in the oak forest.

French/Latin

Diminutive of Cola or Nicole, meaning victory of the people.

Latin

From Cecilia, meaning blind or unseeing.

English/Modern

Variant of Cade or Kate, meaning a rounded hill or pure.

Latin/English

Combination of Cora (maiden) with -lee (meadow).

Greek

Short form of Cassandra, meaning she who shines upon men.

Modern/Italian

Modern creation, possibly from Sienna or combining Ci- with -enna.

Latin

Variant of Candace, meaning glowing white or clarity.

Greek; from Christos

German feminine form of Christian, meaning follower of Christ.

Latin; from Chastity

Variant of Chastity, from Latin meaning pure or virtuous.

Greek; from Catherine

Variant of Catherine or Catalina, meaning pure.

English; from China

Modern variant, possibly from the country China or as a variant of Chyna.

Latin

Possibly a diminutive of Cordelia, meaning heart.

Nahuatl

Nahuatl (Aztec) origin meaning star.

Irish

Variant of Ciara or Kiana, possibly of Irish origin meaning dark.

English

Variant of Cathay or a diminutive of Catherine.