| Name | Origin | meaning | Popularname |
|---|---|---|---|
| CABAL | Arthurian | horse king Arthurs dog. | ----- |
| CADOR | Arthurian | father of Constantine. | ----- |
| CADWALADR | Arthurian | battle lord. | ----- |
| CADWALLON | Arthurian | a great and successful warrior king of the Western Britons. | ----- |
| CADWR | Arthurian | battle knight soldier warrior. | ----- |
| CAEDMON | Anglo Saxon | horn of battle a warrior. | ----- |
| CAENA | Anglo Saxon | brave fierce keen warlike. | ----- |
| CAERLEON | Arthurian | City of Legions. | ----- |
| CAI | Arthurian | rejoicing a knight of the Round Table. | ----- |
| CALIBURN | Arthurian | a sword of king Arthurs. | ----- |
| CALOGRENANT | Arthurian | Kay the grumpy a knight of the Round Table. | ----- |
| CAMLANN | Arthurian | site of Arthurs last battle crooked enclosure. | ----- |
| CANUTE | Anglo Saxon | knot. | ----- |
| CARACTACUS | Arthurian | a son of Bran king commander. | ----- |
| CARADAWC | Arthurian | a son of Bran beloved. | ----- |
| CARADAWG | Arthurian | a son of Bran beloved. | ----- |
| CARADOC | Arthurian | a son of Bran beloved. | ----- |
| CARADWG | Arthurian | a son of Bran beloved. | ----- |
| CARLISLE | Arthurian | city of the wall tower where Guineveres affair was exposed. | ----- |
| CARNWENNAN | Arthurian | Arthurs dagger. | ----- |
| CATH PALUG | Arthurian | Palugs Cat a monster cat. | ----- |
| CAVALL | Arthurian | horse king Arthurs dog. | ----- |
| CAWR | Arthurian | giant hero strong man. | ----- |
| CAWR MADOG | Arthurian | giant warrior. | ----- |
| CEADDA | Anglo Saxon | warrior. | ----- |
| CEADDE | Anglo Saxon | warrior. | ----- |
| CEDRIC | Anglo Saxon | renowned leader or war leader. | ----- |
| CELESTINE | African | heavenly. | ----- |
| CENA | Anglo Saxon | brave keen. | ----- |
| CENERIC | Anglo Saxon | fierce ruler. | ----- |
| CENHELM | Anglo Saxon | fierce helmet. | ----- |
| CENRED | Anglo Saxon | able council. | ----- |
| CENRIC | Anglo Saxon | fierce ruler. | ----- |
| CEOLSIGE | Anglo Saxon | victory ship. | ----- |
| CERDIC | Anglo Saxon | renowned leader or war leader. | ----- |
| CETSHWAYO | African | the slandered one. | ----- |
| CHAD | Anglo Saxon | warrior. | ----- |
| CHAKIDE | African | a mongoose or weasel. | ----- |
| CHAMA | Aramaic | black burned hot warm. | ----- |
| CHANIN | Aramaic | compassionate. | ----- |
| CHANINA | Aramaic | compassionate. | ----- |
| CHANINAI | Aramaic | compassionate. | ----- |
| CHAPALU | Arthurian | a monster fish cat. | ----- |
| CHIBUEZE | African | God is the king. | ----- |
| CHIBUZO | African | God leads. | ----- |
| CHIDI | African | God lives. | ----- |
| CHIDIEBERE | African | God is gentle. | ----- |
| CHIDUBEM | African | may God lead me. | ----- |
| CHIENG | African | God of day God of the sun. | ----- |
| CHIGARU | African | like a large dog. | ----- |
| CHIKA | African | God is the greatest. | ----- |
| CHILONGOLA | African | a guide first born son. | ----- |
| CHIMA | African | God knows. | ----- |
| CHIMOLA | African | breaker of things. | ----- |
| CHINAZA | African | God answers my prayer. | ----- |
| CHINEDU | African | God is my leader. | ----- |
| CHINENA | Aramaic | compassionate. | ----- |
| CHINWE | African | God owns me. | ----- |
| CHINWENDU | African | God owns life. | ----- |
| CHIPO | African | gift. | ----- |
| CHIRATIDZO | African | a sign. | ----- |
| CHITEMO | African | axe. | ----- |
| CHIZOBA | African | may God save. | ----- |
| CHUKWUEMEKA | African | the great God succeeds. | ----- |
| CHUNYA | Aramaic | comfort. | ----- |
| CIARA | Assyrian | a king of Karsibutai. | ----- |
| CINNELADANUS | Assyrian | Esarhaddon. | ----- |
| CIT | Akkadian | the sun god of the Cassites. | ----- |
| CLAMEDEUS | Arthurian | the name of a king. | ----- |
| CLARENT | Arthurian | Arthurs second best sword. | ----- |
| CLARION | Arthurian | the name of a rebel king. | ----- |
| CLAUDAS | Arthurian | lame a defiant king. | ----- |
| CNUD | Anglo Saxon | knot. | ----- |
| CODAR EL AHMAR | Arabic | a wicked man of Thamud. | ----- |
| COLGREVANCE | Arthurian | a knight of the Round Table. | ----- |
| Conosconcoleros | Assyrian | Kunusskunkilasshur. | ----- |
| CONSTANTINE | Arthurian | constant Arthurs choice to succeed him as king of England. | ----- |
| CUDJO | African | Monday born. | ----- |
| CULHWCH | Arthurian | lean pig Arthurs cousin. | ----- |
| CUNOBELINUS | Arthurian | Lord of Belinus or war lord. | ----- |
| CUSTENNIN | Arthurian | a herdsman. | ----- |
| CUTHBEORHT | Anglo Saxon | war bright or noted brightness. | ----- |
| CUTHBERT | Anglo Saxon | war bright or noted brightness. | ----- |
| CYMBELINE | Arthurian | Lord of Belinus or war lord. | ----- |
| CYNEBEALD | Anglo Saxon | remarkably brave. | ----- |
| CYNEFRID | Anglo Saxon | noble peace. | ----- |
| CYNEFRITH | Anglo Saxon | noble peace. | ----- |
| CYNERIC | Anglo Saxon | mighty ruler or wealthy ruler. | ----- |
| CYNEWARD | Anglo Saxon | royal guard. | ----- |
| CYNEWEARD | Anglo Saxon | royal guard. | ----- |
| CYNFARCH | Arthurian | dog horse. | ----- |
| CYNYR | Arthurian | the first father of sir Cai. | ----- |
| CAGAGILGATI | Babylonian | the Pole star as a god. | ----- |
| CHINZIRUS | Babylonian | Kinziru. | ----- |
| CHOSMASBELUS | Babylonian | Shamash Bel. | ----- |
| CIT | Babylonian | the sun god of the Cassites. | ----- |
| CADMAN | Celtic | horn of battle a warrior. | ----- |
| CADR | Celtic | battle man combative. | ----- |
| CAMULOGENOS | Celtic | of the race of Mars. | ----- |
| CAMULUS | Celtic | Mars the divinity. | ----- |
| CANTORIX | Celtic | chief or king of a district or division. | ----- |
| CARACTACUS | Celtic | king commander. | ----- |
| CARVILIUS | Celtic | hereditary chief or ruler. | ----- |
| CARVILLIUS | Celtic | hereditary chief or ruler. | ----- |
| CASSIVELLAUNOS | Celtic | king of the Cassi. | ----- |
| CATUMANUS | Celtic | horn of battle a warrior. | ----- |
| CERNUNNOS | Celtic | the horned. | ----- |
| CISIAMBOS | Celtic | high judge. | ----- |
| COCIDIUS | Celtic | an epithet of the war god Mars. | ----- |
| CONTUTOS | Celtic | chief leader. | ----- |
| CORAN | Celtic | little hill or little nose. | ----- |
| COS | Celtic | elder priest. | ----- |
| CUNO | Celtic | chief lord or king. | ----- |
| CUNOBELINE | Celtic | Lord of Belinus war lord. | ----- |
| CUNOBELINUS | Celtic | Lord of Belinus war lord. | ----- |
| CYMBELINE | Celtic | Lord of Belinus war lord. | ----- |
| CUNOTIGERNOS | Celtic | head chief. | ----- |
| CYNGETORIX | Celtic | chief commander and king. | ----- |
| CHAMORRA | Chamoru/Chamorro | man of the Chamorro people. | ----- |
| CHANGCHANG | Chinese | flourishing. | ----- |
| CHANGYING | Chinese | flourishing and lustrous. | ----- |
| CHEN | Chinese | the morning. | ----- |
| CHENGUANG | Chinese | morning glory. | ----- |
| CHUNHUA | Chinese | spring flowers. | ----- |
| CHUNTAO | Chinese | spring peach. | ----- |
| CUIFEN | Chinese | emerald fragrance. | ----- |
| COLAN | Cornish | dove. | ----- |
| CORIN | Cornish | horned. | ----- |
| CORINEUS | Cornish | horned. | ----- |
| CTIBOR | Czech | honor battle or honorable warrior. | ----- |
| CHRISTER | Danish | Christian follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRISTIAN | Danish | Christian follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRISTIERN | Danish | Christian follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRISTOFFER | Danish | Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CAROLUS | Dutch | manly. | ----- |
| CASPAR | Dutch | treasure master or jasper. | ----- |
| CEES | Dutch | kingly powerful or horn of the sun. | ----- |
| CHARIOVALDA | Dutch | warrior power or army wielder. | ----- |
| CHRISTIAAN | Dutch | Christian i.e. follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRISTOPHORUS | Dutch | Christ bearer. | ----- |
| COBUS | Dutch | supplanter. | ----- |
| CONRAD | Dutch | able council. | ----- |
| CONSTANTIJN | Dutch | constant. | ----- |
| COOS | Dutch | supplanter. | ----- |
| CORNELIS | Dutch | kingly powerful or horn of the sun. | ----- |
| CORNELIUS | Dutch | kingly powerful or horn of the sun. | ----- |
| CORT | Dutch | able council. | ----- |
| CSARION | Egyptian | the son of Cleopatra VI. and Julius Csar. | ----- |
| CANOPUS | Egyptian | golden earth. | ----- |
| CECHOUS | Egyptian | Kakau. | ----- |
| CHABRIAS | Egyptian | an Egyptian admiral under Nekhtarhebi. | ----- |
| CHAFKEM | Egyptian | the son of an early king. | ----- |
| CHAIRES | Egyptian | sixth king of the IInd Thinite dynasty. | ----- |
| CHEFREN | Egyptian | builder of the second pyramid. | ----- |
| CHEMMIS | Egyptian | Khufu. | ----- |
| CHEM TAT EF | Egyptian | the son of an early Egyptian king. | ----- |
| CHENERES | Egyptian | a king of the IInd Thinite dynasty. | ----- |
| CHEOPS | Egyptian | Khufu first king of IVth dynasty. | ----- |
| CHERES | Egyptian | Ares a lion god of war. | ----- |
| CHNOUBIS | Egyptian | the divine energetic spirit. | ----- |
| CHONS | Egyptian | the moon. | ----- |
| CHUFU | Egyptian | Khufu. | ----- |
| CYNOCEPHALUS | Egyptian | dog headed. | ----- |
| CADE | English | English surname transferred to forename use originally a byname for someone or something round and lumpy. | ----- |
| CADEN | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use from McCadden an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Cadain son of Cadan, hence little battle. | ----- |
| CADENCE | English | English unisex name derived from the vocabulary word from Latin cadens to fall, hence flow of rhythm. | ----- |
| CADOGAN | English | Anglicized form of Welsh Cadwgawn meaning battle glory. | ----- |
| CAIN | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Qayin acquired possessed and Greek Kain maker fabricator i.e. smith . In the bible this is the name of Adam and Eve s first son who killed his brother Abel. | ----- |
| CAINAN | English | 1 Anglicized form of Hebrew Qeynan meaning possession. In the bible this is the name of a son of Enosh. | ----- |
| CAIRO | English | American English name derived from the name of the Egyptian city of Cairo from Arabic al Qahira meaning victorious. | ----- |
| CAL | English | Short form of English Calvin little bald one, and other names beginning with Cal . | ----- |
| CALDEREnglish | English | surname transferred to forename use probably from the place name Calder in Cumbria composed of the Welsh elements caled hard violent, and dwfr stream, water, hence violent water. | ----- |
| CALE | English | Short form of English Caleb meaning dog or rabid. | ----- |
| CALEB | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Kaleb meaning dog or rabid. In the bible this is the name of one of the twelve spies sent into Israel by Moses. | ----- |
| CALVERT | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use derived from Middle English calfhirde meaning calf herder. | ----- |
| CALVIN | English | English name derived from Latin Calvinus meaning little bald one. | ----- |
| CAM | English | Short form of Scottish unisex Cameron crooked nose and other names beginning with Cam . | ----- |
| CAMDEN | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements camp enclosure and denu valley, hence enclosed valley. | ----- |
| CAMERON | English | Scottish surname transferred to unisex forename use from the name of the great Highland clans whose ancestor had an ungraceful proboscis composed of the Gaelic elements cam bent, crooked and sron nose, hence crooked nose. | ----- |
| CAMP | English | English short form of Scottish Campbell meaning crooked mouth. | ----- |
| CAMPION | English | Norman French surname transferred to English forename use derived from the word campion which was originally a status name for a professional champion. | ----- |
| CAMRON | English | English masculine variant spelling of Scottish Cameron meaning crooked nose. | ----- |
| CANAN | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Chanan meaning compassionate, merciful. In the bible this is the name of many characters including a chief of the tribe of Benjamin. | ----- |
| CARBREY | English | Anglicized form of Gaelic Cairbre meaning charioteer. In Irish and Scottish use. | ----- |
| CARBRY | English | Variant spelling of English Carbrey meaning charioteer. | ----- |
| CAREY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Cary meaning dark one. | ----- |
| CARI | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Cary meaning dark one. | ----- |
| CARL | English | Older spelling of German Karl meaning man. | ----- |
| CARLISLE | English | From the name of a city in northwest England where the Romans settled and named Lugovalio place of Lugovalos. Lugovalio was later shortened to Leol and prefixed with the British word caer fortress, rendering the name Carleol fortress of Lugovalos, from which Carlyle was derived. In Arthurian legend this was the name of the place where Guinevere s affair with Sir Lancelot was exposed and where she was sentenced to death. | ----- |
| CARLTON | English | Variant spelling of English Charlton meaning settlement of the free peasants. | ----- |
| CARLYLE | English | Variant spelling of English Carlisle meaning fortress of Luguvalos. | ----- |
| CARMI | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Karmiy meaning a vinedresser or my vineyard. In the bible this is the name of a Judaite father of Achan and the name of the fourth son of Reuben. | ----- |
| CARRAN | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Ciaran meaning little black one. | ----- |
| CARROL | English | Variant spelling of English Carroll meaning hacker. | ----- |
| CARROLL | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Cearbhall meaning hacker. | ----- |
| CARTER | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use meaning carter, someone who uses a cart. | ----- |
| CARVER | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use meaning carver of wood or stone. | ----- |
| CARY | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Ciardha descendant of Ciardha, hence dark one. | ----- |
| CASEY | English | American English name bestowed in honor of the folk hero Casey Jones who got this byname from his place of birth Cayce Kentucky which came from the Irish surname Cayce an Anglicized form of Gaelic i Cathasaigh descendant of Cathasach,hence vigilant, wakeful. Compare with feminine Casey. | ----- |
| CASIMIR | English | English form of Latin Casimiria meaning commands peace. | ----- |
| CASPER | English | English form of Spanish Gaspar meaning treasure bearer. Early Christians assigned names to the three Magi wise men from the east who visited the baby Jesus. They are mentioned but not named in the bible Casper is one of them the other two are Balthasar and Melchior. Also spelled Jasper and Kasper. | ----- |
| CASSIDY | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use derived from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Caiside descendant of Caiside, hence curly headed . | ----- |
| CATIGERN | English | English name derived from Latin Catigernus meaning battle lord. In Arthurian legend this is the name of a son of Vortigern. | ----- |
| CECIL | English | Anglicized form of Welsh Seissylt meaning sixth. | ----- |
| CEDRIC | English | English name coined by Sir Walter Scott for a character in his novel Ivanhoe thought to possibly be a variant spelling of Anglo Saxon Cerdic meaning war chief. | ----- |
| CENRIC | English | Middle English form of Anglo Saxon Ceneric meaning keen power. | ----- |
| CHAD | English | Modern English form of Anglo Saxon Ceadda possibly meaning battle. | ----- |
| CHADWICK | English | English surname transferred to forename use meaning Ceadda s dairy farm. | ----- |
| CHANCE | English | English unisex name derived from the vocabulary word meaning chance. | ----- |
| CHANDLER | English | Old French occupational surname transferred to English forename use meaning candle merchant. | ----- |
| CHARLES | English | English and French form of German Karl meaning man. | ----- |
| CHARLEY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Charlie meaning man. | ----- |
| CHARLIE | English | Unisex pet form of English Charles and Charlene meaning man. | ----- |
| CHARLTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from the name of many places named from Old English ceorlatun meaning settlement of the free peasants. | ----- |
| CHAS | English | Pet form of English Charles meaning man. | ----- |
| CHASE | English | Middle English surname of Norman French origin transferred to forename use meaning hunter. | ----- |
| CHAUNCEY | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from a variant of the Norman French surname Chancey originally a baronial habitational name Chance meaning good fortune. | ----- |
| CHAUNCY | English | Variant spelling of English Chauncey meaning good fortune. | ----- |
| CHAZ | English | Pet form of English Charles meaning man. | ----- |
| CHENANIAH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Kenanyah meaning Jehovah establishes or whom Jehovah defends. In the bible this is the name of a Levite who was the chief of the Temple singers who conducted the music when the Ark of the Covenant was moved from the house of Obed edom to Jerusalem. | ----- |
| CHEROKEE | English | Unisex name derived from the English pronunciation of Tsa la gi a name that the Native American Cherokee people used to refer to themselves meaning principal people. | ----- |
| CHESED | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Kesed meaning increase. In the bible this is the name of the 4th son of Nahor. | ----- |
| CHESTEREnglish | English | surname transferred to forename use derived from the city name Chester from an Old English form of Latin castra meaning legionary camp. | ----- |
| CHET | English | Pet form of English Chester meaning soldier s camp. | ----- |
| CHEYANNE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Cheyenne meaning little ahiya or little red talker. | ----- |
| CHEYENNE | English | English unisex name derived from the name of the Native American people from Dakota Sioux ahiyena meaning little ahiya or little red talker. | ----- |
| CHIP | English | Pet form of English Charles man and Christopher Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CHRIS | English | English unisex short form of longer names beginning with Chris . | ----- |
| CHRISTIAN | English | English name derived from Latin Christianus meaning believer or follower of Christ.In the bible this is the name first given to the worshippers of Jesus by the Gentiles but from the second century onward accepted by them as a title of honor. | ----- |
| CHRISTMAS | English | English name derived from the name of the holiday from Old English Cristes msse meaning Christ festival. | ----- |
| CHRISTOPHER | English | English form of Latin Christophorus meaning Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CHUCK | English | Pet form of English Charles meaning man. | ----- |
| CHUCKIE | English | Pet form of English Charles meaning man. | ----- |
| CLANCEY | English | Variant spelling of English Clancy meaning red warrior. | ----- |
| CLANCY | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Fhlannchaidh son of Flannchadh, hence red warrior. | ----- |
| CLAREShort | English | form of English Clarence meaning illustrious. Compare with feminine Clare. | ----- |
| CLARENCE | English | English name derived from the Latin title Dux Clarentiae Duke Illustrious first borne by a son of Edward III who was married to the heiress of Clare in Suffolk hence illustrious. | ----- |
| CLARK | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use meaning clerk secretary. | ----- |
| CLARKE | English | Variant spelling of English Clark meaning clerk, secretary. | ----- |
| CLAUD | English | English form of French Claude meaning lame. | ----- |
| CLAY | English | Short form of English Clayton meaning clay settlement. | ----- |
| CLAYTON | English | English habitational surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements clig clay and tun enclosure, settlement, hence clay settlement. | ----- |
| CLEM | English | English short form of Latin Clement meaning gentle and merciful. | ----- |
| CLEMENT | English | Short form of Latin Clementius meaning gentle and merciful. meaning gentle and merciful. In the bible this is the name of a companion of Paul. | ----- |
| CLEMENTS | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from Latin Clemens or Clement meaning gentle and merciful. | ----- |
| CLEMMIE | English | Pet form of English Clem meaning gentle and merciful. | ----- |
| CLETIS | English | Variant spelling of Latin Cletus meaning famous renowned. | ----- |
| CLETUS | English | Latin form of Greek Kleitos meaning famous renowned. | ----- |
| CLEVE | English | Short form of English Cleveland meaning sloped land. | ----- |
| CLEVELAND | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements clif cliff, bank, slope, and land land, hence sloped land. | ----- |
| CLIFF | English | Originally a short form of English Clifford cliff river crossing this name became an independent name meaning simply cliff. | ----- |
| CLIFFORD | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements clif cliff, bank, slope and ford ford, hence cliff river crossing. | ----- |
| CLIFTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements clif cliff, bank, slope and tun enclosure, settlement, hence cliff settlement. | ----- |
| CLINT | English | Short form of English Clinton meaning settlement near the headland. | ----- |
| CLINTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use meaning settlement near the headland. | ----- |
| CLIVE | English | English surname transferred to forename use from the name of various places derived from Old English clif meaning bank, cliff, slope. | ----- |
| CLYDE | English | English name derived from the name of the Scottish river Cledwyn of uncertain origin but probably having a similar etymology to Irish Clodagh meaning muddy. | ----- |
| CODIE | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Cody meaning helper. | ----- |
| CODY | English | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from a variant spelling of the surname Cuddihy also spelled Cuddy an Anglicized form of Gaelic Cuidighthigh descendant of Cuidightheach, hence helper. | ----- |
| COLBERT | English | English surname transferred to forename use from the French form of German Kolbert a variant of Kolber an occupational name for a maker of wooden clubs and later an armor maker, from Middle High German kolbe meaning cudgel, club. | ----- |
| COLBY | English | English surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old Norse elements kolr black, coal and byr settlement, hence coal settlement. | ----- |
| COLEEnglish | English | surname transferred to forename use derived from Old English Cola meaning black, coal. This name is also sometimes used as a pet form of Nicholas meaning victor of the people. | ----- |
| COLEMAN | English | Middle English contracted form of Latin Columbanus meaning dove. | ----- |
| COLIN | English | 1 Anglicized form of Scottish Gaelic Cailean meaning whelp young pup. | ----- |
| COLLIN | English | Variant spelling of English Colin meaning whelp young pup. | ----- |
| COLMShort | English | form of English Malcolm meaning devotee of St. Columb.Compare with another form of Colm. | ----- |
| COLMAN | English | English form of Irish Colman meaning dove. | ----- |
| COLT | English | English name derived from the vocabulary word colt from Old English colt which originally meant young ass or young camel. | ----- |
| COLTEN | English | Variant spelling of English Colton meaning Cola s settlement. | ----- |
| COLTON | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from a place name composed of the Old English personal name Cola and the word tun enclosure, settlement, hence Cola s settlement. | ----- |
| CONAN | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Conan meaning little hound. | ----- |
| CONFUCIUS | English | Anglicized form of Chinese Kong Fu Zi. Kong is the surname meaning hole or opening. Fu is the generation name meaning husband, master, man, and Zi is the given name meaning son. | ----- |
| CONLEY | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Conlaed meaning purifying fire. | ----- |
| CONNELL | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Conall meaning hound of valor. | ----- |
| CONNER | English | Variant spelling of English Connor meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONNOR | English | Anglicized form of Irish Conchobhar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONOR | English | Variant spelling of English Connor meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONRADVariant | English | spelling of German Konrad meaning bold counsel. In use by the English. | ----- |
| CONSTANTINEAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Conn having several possible meanings including chief, freeman, head, hound, intelligence, strength. In Arthurian legend this is the name of the successor to King Arthur. He was the son of Cador of Cornwall who fought in the Battle of Camlann and was one of the few survivors. Just before Arthur was taken to Avalon Cador passed the crown onto his son Constantine. Compare with another form of Constantine. | ----- |
| CONWAY | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use an Anglicized form of Gaelic Conbhuide descendant of Cu Bhuidhe, hence yellow hound. | ----- |
| COOPER | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use from Dutch kuper from kup tub container, which in English became coop. A cooper was a maker and/or fixer of vessels such as buckets and barrels. | ----- |
| CORBIN | English | From an Old French and Middle English byname composed of the word corb crow, raven, and a diminutive suffix hence little crow or little raven. | ----- |
| CORDELL | English | English occupational surname transferred to forename use from a diminutive form of Old French corde rope, hence little roper. The occupation consisted of making strings cords ropes etc. | ----- |
| COREY | English | English name possibly of Irish Gaelic origin from a place name meaning deep hollow, ravine. | ----- |
| CORI | English | Variant spelling of English Corey possibly meaning deep hollow, ravine. | ----- |
| CORIE | English | Variant spelling of English Corey possibly meaning deep hollow, ravine. | ----- |
| CORNELIUSAnglicized | English | form of Irish Gaelic Conn having several possible meanings including chief, freeman, head, hound, intelligence, strength. Compare with another form of Cornelius. | ----- |
| CORTNEY | English | Variant spelling of English unisex Courtney meaning short nose. | ----- |
| CORY | English | Variant spelling of English Corey possibly meaning deep hollow, ravine. | ----- |
| COTY | English | Variant spelling of English Cody meaning helper. | ----- |
| COURTNEY | English | English surname transferred to unisex forename use derived from the French baronial name Courtenay from the byname court nez meaning short nose. | ----- |
| COWAL | English | Anglicized form of Irish Gaelic Comhghall meaning joint pledge. | ----- |
| CRAWFORD | English | English byname for someone with splayed feet transferred to surname then to forename composed of the Old English elements crawe crow and fot foot, hence crow foot. | ----- |
| CRISPIAN | English | Variant spelling of English Crispin meaning curly headed . | ----- |
| CRISPIN | English | English name derived from Latin Crispinus meaning curly headed . | ----- |
| CROFTON | English | English habitational surname transferred to forename use composed of the Old English elements croft paddock, vegetable garden, and tun enclosure, settlement, hence garden settlement. | ----- |
| CULLEN | English | Irish surname transferred to forename use an Anglicized form of Gaelic Coileain descendant of Coilean, hence whelp, young pup. | ----- |
| CURT | English | Short form of English Curtis meaning courteous. | ----- |
| CURTIS | English | English surname transferred to forename use derived from a byname for a courteous person from Old French curteis. The name later became associated with Middle English curt short and hose leggings, taking on the meaning short leggings. | ----- |
| CUSH | English | Anglicized form of Hebrew Kuwsh meaning black, i.e. Ethiopian. In the bible this is the name of a land and its people. It is also the name of a Benjamite and the son of Ham and grandson of Noah. | ----- |
| CUTHBERT | English | Modern English form of Anglo Saxon Cuthbeorht meaning bright fame. | ----- |
| CY | English | English short form of Latin Cyrus meaning like the sun. | ----- |
| CYMBELINE | English | Anglicized form of Celtic Cunobelinus meaning hound of Belenus. | ----- |
| CYRIL | English | English masculine form of French unisex Cyrille meaning lord. | ----- |
| CYRUSLatin | English | form of Greek Kyros meaning like the sun. In the bible this is the name of the king of Persia Cyrus the Great conqueror of Babylon who freed the captive Jews. | ----- |
| CAN | French | French form of Hebrew Qayin acquired possessed and Greek Kain maker fabricator i.e. smith . | ----- |
| CAMILLE | French | French unisex form of Roman Latin Camilla possibly meaning attendant for a temple . | ----- |
| CAMPION | French | Norman French surname transferred to English forename use derived from the word campion which was originally a status name for a professional champion. | ----- |
| CELESTIN | French | French form of Latin Clestinus meaning heavenly. | ----- |
| CERF | French | From the French byname cerf hart hart from proto Germanic *kherut from PIE base *ker horn referring to the animal s presumed lustful nature. | ----- |
| CESAIRE | French | French form of Roman Latin Csar meaning severed. | ----- |
| CESAR | French | French and Spanish form of Roman Latin Csar meaning severed. | ----- |
| CHANDLER | French | Old French occupational surname transferred to English forename use meaning candle merchant. | ----- |
| CHARLEMAGNE | French | Derived from French Charles le Magne meaning Charles the Great. | ----- |
| CHARLES | French | English and French form of German Karl meaning man. | ----- |
| CHARLOT | French | Pet form of French Charles meaning man. | ----- |
| CHRESTIEN | French | Old French form of Latin Christianus meaning believer or follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRETIEN | French | Later form of Old French Chrestien meaning believer or follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHRISTOPHE | French | French form of Latin Christophorus meaning Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CLAUDE | French | French form of Latin Claudius meaning lame. | ----- |
| CLEMENT | French | French form of Latin Clement meaning gentle and merciful. | ----- |
| CLOTAIRE | French | French form of Latin Chlotharius meaning loud warrior. | ----- |
| CLOVIS | French | French form of German Hlodovic meaning famous warrior. | ----- |
| COLOMBAIN | French | French form of Latin Columbanus meaning dove. | ----- |
| COLOMBE | French | French unisex form of Latin Columba meaning dove. | ----- |
| CME | French | French form of Latin Cosmo meaning order, beauty. | ----- |
| CONSTANTIN | French | French and Romanian form of Latin Constantinus meaning steadfast. | ----- |
| CORBIN | French | From an Old French and Middle English byname composed of the word corb crow, raven, and a diminutive suffix hence little crow or little raven. | ----- |
| CORINFrench | French | form of Roman Latin Quirinus meaning men together. Compare with another form of Corin. | ----- |
| CORNEILLE | French | French form of Latin Cornelius meaning of a horn. | ----- |
| COSME | French | French form of Latin Cosmo meaning order, beauty. | ----- |
| CUPIDON | French | French form of Latin Cupido meaning desire. | ----- |
| CYPRIEN | French | French form of Latin Cyprianus meaning from Cyprus. | ----- |
| CYRILLE | French | French unisex form of Greek Kyrillos meaning lord. | ----- |
| CAINNEACH | Misc. Gaelic | Variant spelling of Gaelic Cainnech meaning comely finely made. | ----- |
| CAINNECH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic byname meaning comely finely made. Kenneth is an Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CAISIDE | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic byname derived from the word cas meaning curly headed. Cassidy is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CAOINDEALBHAN | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name composed of caoin comely, fair, dealbh form, and a diminutive suffix hence little fair formed one. | ----- |
| CAOLAN | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name composed of the word caol narrow and a diminutive suffix hence little slender one. | ----- |
| CAOLLADHE | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name derived from the element caol meaning slender. | ----- |
| CAOMH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name derived from the word caomh meaning beloved, comely. | ----- |
| CATHARNACH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic byname meaning soldier, warlike. | ----- |
| CATHASACH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic byname meaning vigilant, wakeful. | ----- |
| CEALLAIR | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic occupational name transferred to forename use derived from the word cealloir meaning superior of a church cell. | ----- |
| CEARNAIGH | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name derived from the word cearnach meaning victor, winner. | ----- |
| CIAN | Misc. Gaelic | Irish Gaelic name meaning ancient, distant. In mythology this is the name of the son in law of Brian Boru. | ----- |
| CIAR | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name derived from the word ciar meaning black. | ----- |
| CIARAN | Misc. Gaelic | Irish name composed of Gaelic ciar black and a diminutive suffix hence little black one. | ----- |
| CIARDHA | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name derived from the word ciar meaning black, dark. | ----- |
| COININ | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic byname composed of the word cano wolf and a diminutive suffix hence little wolf. | ----- |
| COINNEACH | Misc. Gaelic | Variant form of Gaelic Cainneach meaning comely finely made. | ----- |
| CONAN | Misc. Gaelic | Irish Gaelic name which was originally a byname derived from a diminutive form of cu hound, hence little hound. | ----- |
| CONRI | Misc. Gaelic | Gaelic name composed of the elements conn chief, head, hound and ri king, hence chief king or hound king. | ----- |
| CUIDIGHTHEACH | Misc. Gaelic | Old Gaelic name meaning helper. | ----- |
| CARL | German | Older spelling of German Karl meaning man. | ----- |
| CARLOMAN | German | German name composed of the personal name Carl man, and the word mann man, hence Carl the man or man of man. This name was borne by many royal historical figures including a son of Charlemagne and a king of the West Franks. | ----- |
| CARSTEN | German | German form of Latin Christianus meaning believer or follower of Christ. | ----- |
| CHLOTHAR | German | Germanic name composed of the elements hlut loud and hari/heri army, warrior hence loud warrior. | ----- |
| CHRISTOPH | German | German form of Latin Christophorus meaning Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CLAUS | German | Short form of German Niclaus meaning victor of the people. | ----- |
| CONRADVariant | German | spelling of German Konrad meaning bold counsel. In use by the English. | ----- |
| Contracted | German | form of Old High German Hrodwulf meaning famous wolf. This name came into Middle English use via the Normans. | ----- |
| CHILDEFONSUS | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | battle eager. | ----- |
| CHINDASVINTH | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | dawning glory. | ----- |
| CHINDASWINTHA | Gothic/Visigothic/Ostrogothic | dawning glory. | ----- |
| CHARALAMPOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements chara happiness and lampo shining, hence shining happiness. | ----- |
| CHARITON | Greek | Greek name meaning grace, kindness. | ----- |
| CHRISTIANOS | Greek | Greek name meaning believer or follower of Christ.In the bible this is the name first given to the worshippers of Jesus by the Gentiles but from the second century onward accepted by them as a title of honor. | ----- |
| CHRISTOPHOROS | Greek | Greek name composed of the name Christos Christ and the word phero to bear, hence Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CHRISTOS | Greek | Greek name meaning anointed. In the bible this is a name applied to Jesus the Messiah and son of God. | ----- |
| CHRYSANTHOS | Greek | Greek name composed of the elements chrysos gold and anthemon a flower, hence golden flower. | ----- |
| CRONOS | Greek | Variant spelling of Greek Kronos meaning time. | ----- |
| CANCHERIYB | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew form of Akkadian Sinahheeriba meaning Sin moon god has taken the place of brothers to me. In the bible this is the name of a king of Assyria son of Sargon II. | ----- |
| CARNI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew unisex Karni meaning my horn, a symbol of strength. | ----- |
| CELA | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning a rock. In the Old Testament bible this is the name of the capital city of Edom possibly an early name for Petra. | ----- |
| CHABAQQUWQ | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning embrace. In the bible this is the name of a prophet. | ----- |
| CHADAD | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning mighty or sharpness. In the bible this is the name of one of the twelve sons of Ishmael. Also spelled Hadad. | ----- |
| CHADAR | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Hadar meaning honor. In the bible this is the name of an Edomite king. | ----- |
| CHAGAI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chaggay meaning festive. | ----- |
| CHAGGAI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chaggay meaning festive. | ----- |
| CHAGGAY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning festive. In the Old Testament bible this is the name of one of the minor prophets. Haggai is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHAGGIY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning festive. In the bible this is the name of a son of Gad.Haggi is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHAGI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chaggiy meaning festive. | ----- |
| CHAIM | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chayim meaning life. | ----- |
| CHAKLAI | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning farmer. | ----- |
| CHAM | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning blackness or heat. In the bible this is the name of Noah s second son. The Anglicized form is Ham. | ----- |
| CHAMMUW EL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning heat of God. In the bible this is the name of a man of Simeon. Also spelled Chamuel. Hamuel is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHAMRAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning the people is exalted or their slime. In the bible this is the name of a son of a descendant of Esau.Amran is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHAMUEL | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chammuw el meaning heat of God. Also according to pseudo Dionysius this is the name of an archangel. | ----- |
| CHANAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning compassionate, merciful. In the bible this is the name of many characters including a chief of the tribe of Benjamin. Canan and Hanan are Anglicized forms. | ----- |
| CHANANI | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chananiy meaning gracious or favorable. | ----- |
| CHANANIY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning gracious or favorable. In the bible this is the name of several characters including a brother of Nehemiah. | ----- |
| CHANANIA | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chananya meaning whom Jehovah has graciously given. | ----- |
| CHANANIAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chananya meaning whom Jehovah has graciously given. | ----- |
| CHANANYA | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chananyah meaning whom Jehovah has graciously given. | ----- |
| CHANANYAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning whom Jehovah has graciously given. In the bible this is the name of many characters including a friend of Daniel a general a priest and an officer who lived during the reign of King Uzziah. Hananiah is an Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHANANYAHU | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant form of Hebrew Chananya meaning whom Jehovah has graciously given. | ----- |
| CHANIEL | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Channiy el meaning favored of God. | ----- |
| CHANNIY EL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning favored of God. In the bible this is the name of a leader of the tribe of Asher. | ----- |
| CHANOCH | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chanowk meaning dedicated or initiated. | ----- |
| CHANOWK | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning dedicated or initiated. In the bible this is the name of the eldest son of Cain and a son of Jared the father of Methuselah. Enoch is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHASHSHUWB | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning considerate. In the bible this is the name of several characters including a son of Pahath moab. | ----- |
| CHAVILA | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chaviylah meaning circle. | ----- |
| CHAVIVA | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew unisex name meaning beloved. | ----- |
| CHAVIYLAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning circle. In the bible this is the name of a part of Eden through which the river Pison flowed and the name of a son of Cush after whom a district in Arabia was named. Havilah is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHAYIM | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chayyim meaning life. | ----- |
| CHAYYIM | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name derived from the word chayyim meaning life. | ----- |
| CHAYYM | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chayyim meaning life. | ----- |
| CHAZA EL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning one who sees God. In the bible this is the name of a king of Syria. | ----- |
| CHEBER | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Heber meaning the region beyond on the other side of a stream or sea . | ----- |
| CHEBROWN | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant form of Hebrew Ebron meaning alliance, association. | ----- |
| CHETSROWN | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning enclosed surrounded by a wall. In the bible this is the name of a son of Reuben. | ----- |
| CHEVER | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Cheber meaning the region beyond on the other side of a stream or sea . | ----- |
| CHEVRONVariant | Hebrew/Jewish | spelling of Hebrew Chebrown meaning alliance, association. | ----- |
| CHILKIA | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chilkiya meaning my portion is God. | ----- |
| CHILKIYA | Hebrew/Jewish | Variant spelling of Hebrew Chilqiyah meaning my portion is God. | ----- |
| CHILQIYAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning my portion is God. In the bible this is the name of many characters including the father of Eliakim and a High Priest who lived in the time of King Josiah. Also spelled Chilkiya. Hilkiah is the Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CHINAN | Hebrew/Jewish | Aramaic and Hebrew name meaning gracious. | ----- |
| CHIY EL | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning God lives. In the bible this is the name of one of the rebuilders of Jericho. | ----- |
| CHIYRAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning a noble race nobility. In the bible this is the name of a friend of Judah. | ----- |
| CHIYRAM | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning free born noble. In the bible this is the name of a king of Tyre and the name of the chief architect of Solomon s temple. | ----- |
| CHIZKIYAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning God is my strength. In the bible this is the name of a king of Judah. | ----- |
| CHIZQIYAH | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning God is my strength. In the bible this is the name of a king of Judah and several other characters. Also spelled Chizkiyah. Hezekiah Hizkiah and Hizkijah are Anglicized forms. | ----- |
| CIYCERA | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning field of battle. In the bible this is the name of a Canaanite general and enemy of the Israelites. | ----- |
| COWDIY | Hebrew/Jewish | Hebrew name meaning an acquaintance of God. In the bible this is the name of the father of Gaddiel. | ----- |
| CADAN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Cathan meaning little battle. | ----- |
| CADELL | Irish | Old Irish and Welsh name composed of cad battle and the diminutive suffix NAME hence little battle. | ----- |
| CADEN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use from McCadden an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Cadain son of Cadan, hence little battle. | ----- |
| CAEL | Irish | Irish Gaelic name derived from the word caol meaning slender.In mythology this is the name of a warrior of the Fianna. | ----- |
| CAELAN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Cael slender hence little slender one. | ----- |
| CAEMGEN | Irish | Modern form of Old Irish Coemgen meaning little comely one. | ----- |
| CAHAL | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Cathal meaning battle ruler. | ----- |
| CAHIR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Cathaoir meaning warrior. | ----- |
| CAILTE | Irish | Irish name meaning the thin man. This is the name of a character from the Fenian cycle. | ----- |
| CAIRBRE | Irish | Irish Gaelic legend name of an Ulster warrior meaning charioteer. | ----- |
| CALBHACH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning bald. | ----- |
| CALLAHAN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use derived from the personal name Ceallachan possibly meaning little bright headed one. | ----- |
| CALVAGH | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Calbhach meaning bald. | ----- |
| CAOIMHEAN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Caoimhin meaning little comely one. This form just uses a different diminutive suffix. | ----- |
| CAOIMHIN | Irish | Variant form of Irish Gaelic Caemgen meaning little comely one. Kevin is an Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CAOMHGHIN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Caemgen meaning little comely one. | ----- |
| CARBREY | Irish | Anglicized form of Gaelic Cairbre meaning charioteer. In Irish and Scottish use. | ----- |
| CARLIN | Irish | Irish Gaelic unisex name meaning little champion. | ----- |
| CARY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Ciardha descendant of Ciardha, hence dark one. | ----- |
| CATHAIR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Cathaoir meaning warrior. | ----- |
| CATHAL | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements cath battle and val rule, hence battle ruler. | ----- |
| CATHALDUS | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Cathal meaning battle ruler. | ----- |
| CATHAN | Irish | Irish name composed of the Gaelic element cath battle and a diminutive suffix hence little battle. | ----- |
| CATHAOIR | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the Celtic elements cath battle, fight and vir man, hence fighting man, warrior. | ----- |
| CATHELD | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Cathal meaning mighty in battle. | ----- |
| CAVAN | Irish | Irish name derived from a place named from cabhan meaning hollow. | ----- |
| CEALLACH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name possibly composed of the elements cen head and lach light, hence bright headed. | ----- |
| CEALLACHAN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Ceallach bright headed hence little bright headed one. | ----- |
| CEALLAGH | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Ceallach meaning bright headed. | ----- |
| CEARBHALL | Irish | Irish Gaelic name probably originally a byname for a violent warrior derived from the word cearbh hacking, hence hacker. | ----- |
| CEARBHALLAN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Cearbhall meaning little hacker. | ----- |
| CEILEACHAIN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name derived from the word ceileachan a diminutive of ceile companion hence little companion. | ----- |
| CHRISTY | Irish | Pet form of Irish Gaelic Criostoir meaning Christ bearer. Compare with feminine Christy. | ----- |
| CIAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name meaning ancient, distant. In mythology this is the name of the son in law of Brian Boru. | ----- |
| CIANAN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Cian meaning little ancient one. | ----- |
| CIARAN | Irish | Irish name composed of Gaelic ciar black and a diminutive suffix hence little black one. | ----- |
| CILLIAN | Irish | Irish byname composed of Gaelic ceallach strife, war, and a diminutive suffix hence little warrior. | ----- |
| CILLIN | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Cillian meaning little warrior. | ----- |
| CINNEIDIGH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements ceann head and iidigh ugly, hence ugly head. Kennedy is an Anglicized form. | ----- |
| CIONAODH | Irish | Irish form of Scottish Gaelic Cinaed meaning born of fire. | ----- |
| CLANCY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use from an Anglicized form of Gaelic Mac Fhlannchaidh son of Flannchadh, hence red warrior. | ----- |
| CNAMHIN | Irish | Irish Gaelic byname for a skinny man meaning little bone. | ----- |
| CODY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to unisex forename use from a variant spelling of the surname Cuddihy also spelled Cuddy an Anglicized form of Gaelic Cuidighthigh descendant of Cuidightheach, hence helper. | ----- |
| COEMGEN | Irish | Old Irish name composed of Gaelic caomh comely and a diminutive suffix hence little comely one. | ----- |
| COILEAN | Irish | Irish form of Scottish Gaelic Cailean meaning whelp young pup. | ----- |
| COLMOld | Irish | Irish form of Latin Columba meaning dove. Compare with another form of Colm. | ----- |
| COLMAN | Irish | Irish form of Latin Columbanus meaning dove. | ----- |
| COLUM | Irish | Irish form of Latin Columba meaning dove. | ----- |
| COMGAL | Irish | Contracted form of Irish Gaelic Comhghall meaning joint pledge. | ----- |
| COMGAN | Irish | Contracted form of Irish Gaelic Comhghan meaning born together. | ----- |
| COMHGHALL | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements comh joint, together and gall pledge, hence joint pledge. | ----- |
| COMHGHAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements comh joint, together and gan /gen born, hence born together. | ----- |
| COMYN | Irish | Irish name meaning shrewd. | ----- |
| CONALL | Irish | Traditional Irish name composed of the Gaelic elements cu genitive con hound and gal valor, hence hound of valor. This is the name of the legendary Ulster hero who avenged Cuchulainn s death. | ----- |
| CONALLAN | Irish | Diminutive form of Irish Gaelic Conall meaning little hound of valor. | ----- |
| CONAN | Irish | Irish Gaelic name which was originally a byname derived from a diminutive form of cu hound, hence little hound. | ----- |
| CONCHOBAR | Irish | Irish legend name of a king of Ulster said to have lived at the time of Christ meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHOBHAR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHOBOR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHOBUR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHUBHAR | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHUIR | Irish | Variant form of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONCHUR | Irish | Variant form of Irish Conchobar meaning hound lover. | ----- |
| CONLAED | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Gaelic Conlaodh meaning purifying fire. | ----- |
| CONLAOCH | Irish | Irish name composed of the Gaelic elements con hound and laoch warrior, hence hound warrior. In Irish legend this is the name of a son of Cuchulainn. He was accidentally killed by his father. | ----- |
| CONLAODH | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements connla pure, chaste and aodh fire, hence purifying fire. | ----- |
| CONLETH | Irish | Modern form of Irish Gaelic Conlaed meaning purifying fire. | ----- |
| CONN | Irish | Old Irish name derived from Gaelic conn having several possible meanings including chief, freeman, head, hound, intelligence, strength. | ----- |
| CONNLA | Irish | Variant spelling of Irish Conlaoch meaning hound warrior. | ----- |
| CONWAY | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use an Anglicized form of Gaelic Conbhuide descendant of Cu Bhuidhe, hence yellow hound. | ----- |
| CORMAC | Irish | Irish Gaelic name composed of the elements corb defilement and mac son, hence son of defilement. | ----- |
| CREVAN | Irish | Irish name meaning fox. | ----- |
| CRIOSTOIR | Irish | Irish Gaelic form of Latin Christophorus meaning Christ bearer. | ----- |
| CROGHER | Irish | Irish name meaning loves hounds. | ----- |
| CUAN | Irish | Irish name composed of Gaelic cu hound/wolf, chief and a diminutive suffix hence little hound. | ----- |
| CU | Irish | BHUIDHE Irish name composed of the Gaelic elements cu hound/wolf and buidhe yellow, hence yellow hound. | ----- |
| CU | Irish | CHULAINN Variant spelling of Irish Cuchulainn meaning hound of Culann. | ----- |
| CUCHULAINN | Irish | Irish myth name of a heroic warrior who accidentally killed his son Conlaoch meaning hound of Culann. | ----- |
| CULLEN | Irish | Irish surname transferred to forename use an Anglicized form of Gaelic Coileain descendant of Coilean, hence whelp, young pup. | ----- |
| CUMHEA | Irish | Irish name meaning hound of the plains. | ----- |
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