Browse names

Modern/French

Modern variant possibly derived from Chants or Chantal.

Zulu

Fire.

Greek

Follower of Christ.

Modern

Modern variant of Chance.

Greek

Bearer of Christ.

Vietnamese

Branch or limb.

Latin/Spanish

Means dear or beloved.

Greek

Spanish form of Cyrillus; means lordly.

Greek

Modern variant of Christopher; means bearer of Christ.

Scottish

Scottish surname meaning chamberlain.

English

Modern creation from the English word champ.

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.

Germanic

Man or strength, from karl in Germanic languages.

Greek

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

Italian/Spanish

From Caesar, meaning hairy.

Irish/Scottish

Maiden or girl, variation of Cailey.

Spanish/Modern

Charity or beloved, possibly modern creation.

Greek

Bearer of Christ.

Greek

Follower of Christ, modern variation.

Latin

Peaceful calm, modern spelling of Serenity.

Latin

Clear or bright, related to Clarissa.

Greek/Spanish

Christian or follower of Christ.

Slavic/Spanish

Peaceful or declaring peace.

Greek/French

Follower of Christ.

Irish/Gaelic

Pure maiden, variation of Caitlin.

Modern/Scottish

Modern variation of Cayden or Aidan.

Germanic/English

Farmer or Charles, variation of Carlton.

Greek/Modern

Famous or glory, possibly modern creation.

Scottish

A Scottish surname and given name, possibly from a place name.

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.

Greek

Variant of Cepheus, a king in Greek mythology.

Irish

Variant of Colleen, meaning girl or maiden.

Modern

Modern variant possibly from Catrina or Katrice.

English

Variant or compound possibly from Carla.

Modern

Variant possibly from Cloyce or Cloise of uncertain origin.

Greek

Variant of Chloe, meaning green shoot or herb.