Browse names

French

Variant of Charmaine, derived from Charlemagne or charm.

Scottish/Gaelic

Variant of Colin, meaning young child.

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.

Irish/Gaelic

From Columba meaning dove or peaceful.

French/Greek

French form of Christel, meaning follower of Christ.

Greek

Biblical name meaning famous father.

Greek

Pure, variant of Katie or Catherine.

Latin

Blind or dim-sighted, variant of Cecilia.

Scottish

Victory or friend of doves, possibly from Colum.

Germanic, Scandinavian

Feminine form of Charles, meaning free person or man.

Greek

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

Greek

Variation of Cletus, meaning called or summoned by the gods.

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.

Spanish

Spanish diminutive meaning small boy or child.

Greek

Variant of Sydney, meaning wide meadow.

French

Variant of Courtney, meaning short nose or court dweller.

Latin

Of the heart.

Latin

Crimson or song.

Arabic

Beloved or dear.

Celtic

Maiden or fair.

English

From a cross-shaped landmark.

Latin

Bright or clear.

Hebrew

Modern spelling of Caleb, meaning devotion to God or whole-hearted.

Latin

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

Latin

From claudus, meaning lame or limping.

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.

Greek

Relating to Corinth, an ancient Greek city, meaning from Corinth.

Latin

Variant of Clarence, meaning clear or bright.

Greek

From kosmos, meaning order or universe.

Latin

From clemens, meaning merciful or mild.

English

Variant of Camden; means valley with a curved shape.

Spanish/Latin

Spanish form of Consuela; means consolation or comfort.

Norse

Variant of Corey; means from the churning pool or dark.

Latin

Variant of Cadence; means rhythm or falling sequence.

Modern American

Modern variant, possibly related to Calen or Kalen.

English

Surname-derived given name, possibly from occupational origin.

Greek

Derived from katharos, meaning pure or unblemished.

Norman

Variant of Sidney, derived from the Norman surname meaning wide island.

Latin

Variant of Celia or modern creation, derived from caelus meaning heaven.

Modern American

Modern variant, possibly related to Chani or a diminutive form.