Browse names

Latin/Spanish

Spanish form of Caecilius, meaning blind.

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.

Italian, Spanish; from Greek Kyros

From the Greek name Cyrus, meaning leader or sun.

Spanish; from Latin candela

Related to candlelight or the feast of Candlemas, derived from the Latin word for candle.

Irish, Welsh; from place names

From an Irish or Welsh place name, possibly meaning yellow river or hound of the plain.

English

English surname, possibly from a place name or occupational origin.

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.

Latin

Possibly from Latin meaning tall or elevated.

English

Variant spelling of Chastity, a virtue name.

Greek

Greek origin meaning father's glory.

Unknown

Possibly a variant of Cela or modern creation; etymology unclear.

Greek

Greek origin meaning most beautiful.

Celtic

Possibly a Celtic variant or modern blend of Cae with Lyn.

Greek

Grace or kindness; derived from the Greek Charis.

Latin

From Cyprus; derived from the Latin Cyprianus.

Germanic

Bold counsel or brave advisor; Spanish form of Conrad.

French

Short-nosed; a variant spelling of Courtney.

Greek

Maiden; variant of Corinne from Greek Korē.

Greek English

Law or rule; from Greek kanon.

Scandinavian

Follows Christ; Scandinavian variant of Christian.

Greek

Follower of Christ; variant of Christina.

Latin

Heavenly; from Latin caelestis.

Greek

Maiden; variant of Corinne.

Germanic Spanish

Free woman; Spanish form of Charlotte.

Welsh

Love; from Welsh cariad.

Germanic

Free person; variant of Carol or Karl.

French

From cherie meaning 'dear' or 'beloved.'

Germanic

Feminine form of Charles, from carl meaning 'man.'

Greek/English

Variant of Callie, from kalos meaning 'beautiful.'

Greek

Possibly from cleobulos or similar Greek roots meaning 'famous.'

Latin

From candidus meaning 'white,' 'pure,' or 'sincere.'

Greek

From Corey or Cora, possibly from korella meaning 'maiden.'

Sanskrit/Semitic

From the cinnamon spice tree, meaning 'fragrant sweetness.'

Latin/Spanish

She who consoles; comforter.

Italian

Countess; a woman of noble rank.

English

Court land; nobleman's estate.

Greek

She who entangles men; variant of Cassandra.

Old English

Hunter and pursuer; one who hunts.

English

From the fortification of the man; strong fort.