Baby names starting with C - Page 10
| Name | Meaning | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Clarinda | Beautiful | |
| Clarine | Mother of Lancelot | |
| Clarion | Name of a king | |
| Clarisa | Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | |
| Clarissa | Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | |
| Clarissant | Sister of Gawain | |
| Clarisse | Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | |
| Clarita | Bright | |
| Clark | Cleric; secretary. | |
| Clarke | Cleric; secretary. | |
| Clarrisa | Variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | |
| Claud | 'Crippled' | |
| Claude | Lame. | |
| Claudelle | Feminine of Claude. | |
| Claudette | Female form of Claude | |
| Claudia | Female form of Claudius | |
| Claudine | Feminine of Claude. | |
| Claudio | Lame. | |
| Claudius | Lame. | |
| Clay | Mortal | |
| Clayborne | From the clay brook | |
| Claybourne | From the clay brook | |
| Clayburn | From the clay brook | |
| Clayton | Mortal; Place-name and surname derived from Clay. | |
| Cleantha | Glory | |
| Cleavon | Cliff. | |
| Cledwyn | 'Blessed Sword' | |
| Cleit | Rocky eminence | |
| Clemence | Clemency; mercy. Clemence was the mythological Roman goddess of pity. | |
| Clemency | Mercy, Merciful. | |
| Clementina | Clemency; mercy. Clemence was the mythological Roman goddess of pity. | |
| Clementine | Clemency; mercy. Clemence was the mythological Roman goddess of pity. | |
| Clennan | Finnian's servant | |
| Cleo | To praise, Acclaim | |
| Cleon | From the cliff | |
| Cleonie | From the Greek Cleone daughter of a river god | |
| Cleva | Dwells at the cliffs | |
| Cleve | cliffs; Abbreviation of Cleveland. | |
| Cleveland | From the cliff land | |
| Clevon | From the cliff | |
| Cliff | Lives by the ford near the cliff | |
| Clifford | Lives by the ford near the cliff | |
| Cliffton | From the farm near the cliff | |
| Clifland | From the cliff land | |
| Clifton | From the farm near the cliff | |
| Cliftun | From the farm near the cliff | |
| Clint | From the headland estate | |
| Clinton | From the headland estate. Hillside town. | |
| Clinttun | From the headland estate | |
| Clintwood | hillside. | |
| Clive | 'Steep, high rockface' | |
| Clodagh | Irish river | |
| Clodovea | Feminine form of Clodoveo famous warrior | |
| Clodoveo | Famous warrior | |
| Clotilda | Heroine | |
| Clotilde | Heroine | |
| Clover | Clover | |
| Clovis | Renowned fighter. Variant of Louis. | |
| Cluny | From the meadow | |
| Clust | Mythical son of Clustfeinad | |
| Clustfeinad | Mythical father of Clust | |
| Clydai | 'Fame' | |
| Clyde | Refers to the Scottish Clyde river. | |
| Clyffton | From the farm near the cliff | |
| Clyfland | From the cliff land | |
| Clyford | Cliff-side ford. | |
| Clyftun | From the farm near the cliff | |
| Clyve | Lives at the cliffs | |
| Cnidel | Name of a king | |
| Cnut | Name of a king | |
| Coburn | Surname and place name. | |
| Coby | Variant of Coburn. | |
| Cochava | Star | |
| Cocheta | Stranger | |
| Cochise | Renowned warrior chief of the Chiricahua Apache. | |
| Cochlain | Hooded | |
| Cocidius | Mythical hunter god | |
| Coco | Abbreviation of Socorro meaning help | |
| Codee | Helpful. | |
| Codell | Helpful. |