|
|
Name
|
Meaning
|
Derivations
|
Origin
|
| Cable |
Rope maker. |
Cabe, Kabe,
Kable |
Old English |
| Cadal |
Warrior |
Cadall, Kadal,
Kadall |
Celtic |
| Cadby |
Dweller by the
warrior's estate. |
Cadbee, Cadbey, Cadbi, Cadbie |
Old Norse, Old
English |
| Caddoc |
Warrior. Keen
for battle. |
Caddock, Cadock, Cadok |
Welsh |
| Cade |
Battle
warrior. |
Caid, Cayd |
Welsh |
| Cadell |
Battle in the
valley. |
Cade, Cadel, Caden, Caidel, Caidell,
Caydel, Caydell, Cayden |
Celtic |
| Caden |
Irish - Spirit of
War
Celtic - Warring Ethos
Welsh - Spirit of War |
Caeden, Caiden, Cayden |
Irish, Celtic, Welsh |
| Cadeyrn |
King of battle. |
Caderyn |
Welsh |
| Cadfan |
High battle. |
Caedfan, Caidfan, Caydfan |
Welsh |
| Cadfer |
Lord of battle. |
Caedfer, Caidfer, Caydfer |
Welsh |
| Cadman |
Warrior |
Cadmen, Caedman, Caidman, Caydman |
Celtic |
| Cadmar |
Brave warrior. |
Cadmer, Cadmir, Caedmar, Caidmar, Caydmar |
Celtic |
| Cadmus |
The founder king of Thebes in Greek
mythology. |
|
Greek |
| Cadoc |
Warlike one. |
|
Welsh |
| Cadwallader |
War leader. |
|
Welsh |
| Caeden
"KAY-den"
|
Spirit of battle; Companion. |
Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan,
Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden |
Welsh; Arabic |
| Caelan |
Powerful in
battle. |
Caelen, Caelin, Caelon, Caelyn,
Cailan, Cailen, Cailin, Cailon, Cailyn, Calan, Calcalin, Cale, Callan,
Callen, Callin, Caylan, Caylen, Caylin, Caylon,
Caylyn |
Irish, Gaelic |
| Caesar |
Imperial.
Long haired. |
Caesare, Caesario, Caesarius (Swedish, Danish), Casar (German), Casare
(Italian), Cesar (French, Spanish, Portuguese), Kaiser, Saecer, Saeser,
Tsar |
Latin |
| Caffer |
Protection
for the head in battle. Helmet. |
|
Celtic |
| Cahil |
Young, Naive. |
Cahill, Kahil, Kahill, Kahyl, Kahyll |
Turkish |
| Cahir |
Warrior |
Cahyr, Kahir,
Kahyr |
Celtic |
| Cai |
Happy |
Cae, Caio, Caius, Caw, Cay, Kae, Kai, Kay |
Welsh, Latin |
| Caiden |
Comes from Caden |
|
|
| Caillum |
Dove |
|
Welsh |
| Cain |
Spear,
Possession; Tribute |
Caen, Caene, Cainan, Caine, Caineth,
Cayn, Cayne, Cayneth, Kain, Kayn, Kayne |
Hebrew;
Gaelic |
| Caine |
Spear |
Cain |
|
| Cairbre
"CARE-bra"
|
Strong
man. |
|
Irish |
| Cairn |
Landmark
piled with stones. |
Cairne, Cairnes, Carn, Carne, Carnes,
Cayrn, Cayrne, Cayrnes |
Welsh |
| Cairo |
Geographical
- the capital of Egypt. |
Cayro, Kairo,
Kayro |
Arabic |
| Caislav |
Glory.
Victory. Honour. |
Cayslav, Kaislav, Kayslav |
Slavic |
| Caius |
Of the Roman gens of Caius. |
|
Latin |
| Cal |
A short form of names beginning with
"Cal". |
|
Latin |
| Calder |
From the
rough water stream with the stones. |
Cale |
English,
Scottish |
| Caldwell |
Dweller by
the old stream. |
Caldwel, Kaldwel, Kaldwell |
Old English |
| Cale |
Faithful. A
short form of Caleb. |
Cael, Caell, Cail, Caill, Calle, Cayl,
Cayll, Kael, Kaell, Kail, Kaill, Kale, Kayl,
Kayll |
Hebrew |
| Caleb |
Faithful,
bold, victorious dog. |
Caelab, Cailab, Calab, Cale, Caley,
Caylab, Cayleb, Kaylab, Kaleb |
Hebrew,
Arabic |
| Caley |
Slender one
from the meadow. |
Calea, Caleah, Calee, Caleigh, Caley,
Cali, Calie, Callea, Calleah, Callee, Calleigh, Calley, Calli, Callie, Cally, Caly, Kalea, Kaleah, Kalee, Kaleigh,
Kaley, Kali, Kalie, Kaly |
Irish, Old
English |
| Calhoun |
Hero warrior
of the forest. |
Calhoon, Colhoun, Colquhoun, Kalhoon, Kalhoun |
Irish |
| Calisto |
Most
beautiful. Derived from the Greek word Kallistos. |
Callisto,
Callistus |
Greek |
| Calix |
Very
handsome |
|
|
| Callaghan |
Conflicted |
Calaghan, Calahan, Callahan, Kalaghan,
Kallaghan, Kallahan |
Irish |
| Callagun |
Blue fig. |
Calagun, Kalagun, Kallagun |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Callan |
The
sparrow-hawk bird |
Calan, Calen, Calin, Callen, Callin,
Callon, Callyn, Calon, Calyn, Kalan, Kalen, Kalin, Kallan, Kallen,
Kallin, Kallon, Kallyn, Kalin, Kalon, Kalyn |
Australian
Aboriginal |
| Callis |
Goblet or
cup. Chalice. |
Calliss, Callys, Callyss, Kallis,
Kalliss, Kallys, Kallyss |
Latin |
| Callum |
Dove, peace;
Follower of St Columbious. Gentle. |
Calam, Calem, Calim, Callam, Callem,
Callim, Calum, Callym, Colm, Colum, Kallum,
Kalum |
Irish;
Scottish, Gaelic |
| Calvert |
Cowboy,
Herder of calves |
Calbert, Calburt, Kalbert, Kalvert |
Old English |
| Calvin |
Bald one. |
Caiv, Calvan, Calven, Calvino (Italian, Spanish),
Calvon, Calbun, Calvyn, Kalvan, Kalven, Kalvin, Kalvon, Kalvun, Kalvyn |
Latin |
| Cam |
Bent
nose or Loved. The short form of Cameron |
Cameron,
Kam |
Gypsy |
| Camden |
Dweller
in the winding, windy valley |
Camdan, Camdin, Camdon, Camdyen,
Camdyn, Kamdan, Kamden, Kamdin, Kamdon,
Kamdyn |
Irish |
| Cameron |
Crooked. Bent
nose; Happy. |
Camar, Camaron, Cameran, Camerson,
Camiren, Camiron, Camron (Scottish), Cameran, Camerin, Camran, Camrin,
Camron, Cameryn, Kameran, Kameren, Kamerin, Kameron, Kameryn |
Scottish,
Gaelic; Kurd |
| Camilo |
Ceremonial
attendant; Born in freedom. |
Camiel, Camillo, Camilow, Camillus, Kamillo, Kamillow, Kamilo (Tongan),
Kamyllo, Kamylo |
Tongan,
French |
| Camlo |
Lovely |
Camlow, Kamlo,
Kamlow |
Gypsy |
| Campbell |
Crooked, bent
mouth; From the beautiful, bright field. |
Cambel, Cambell, Camp, Kambel,
Kambell, Kamp, Kampbell |
Scottish,
Gaelic; French |
| Canada |
Cabin.
Geographical - the country. |
Canadah, Kanada, Kanadah |
Iroquois |
| Candide |
White |
Candid,
Candida, Candide (French), Candido (Latin), Candonino, Kandida,
Kandide, Kandido |
French |
| Canice
"KAN-iss"
|
Handsome, Attractive one. A form of
Coinneach. |
Canyce, Kanice, Kanyce |
Celtic, Irish |
| Cannon |
Church
official, Cannon, Gun Shooter. |
Canan, Canen, Canin, Cannan, Cannen,
Cannin, Cannyn, Canon |
French |
| Cantrell |
Singer |
Cantrel |
Latin |
| Canute |
Knot;
White-haired /complexioned; Race. |
Cnut, Cnute, Kanut, Kanute, Knud, Knut (Scandinavian), Knute |
Scandinavian;
Latin; Old Norse |
| Caoimhín
"QUEE-veen" |
Handsome. A form of Kevin. |
|
Irish |
| Caolan
"KEEL-an" |
Slender place. |
|
Irish |
| Cappi |
Prosperity,
Luck, Good fortune, Profit. |
Cappee, Cappey, Cappie, Cappy, Kappee,
Kappey, Kappi, Kappie, Kappy |
Gypsy,
Italian |
| Car |
From the
castle. |
Carr, Kar,
Karr |
Irish |
| Caradoc |
Friend, Amiable. |
Caractacus, Caradawg, Carartacos,
Carthae, Carthage, Karadoc |
Welsh |
| Carden |
One who combs
out wool fibres, A card. |
Cardan,
Cardin, Cardon, Cardyn |
Old French |
| Cardew |
Black foot. |
Carew |
Old Welsh |
| Carey |
Pure.; From
the castle on the rocky island. |
Care, Caree, Carre, Carrey, Carry, Cary |
Greek; Welsh |
| Carl |
Strong, Courageous. A form of
Charles. |
Cael, Cahal, Carlan, Carlew, Carlin,
Carlos (Spanish), Carlo (Italian), Karl, Karlan, Karlew, Karlin, Karlo,
Karlos |
Old German |
| Carleton |
From Carl's
town, From the town of Charles, From the strong, courageous town. |
Carlton |
Old English |
| Carlin |
Little champion; Strong, courageous
one frm the pool. |
Carlan, Carlen, Carley, Carli, Carlie,
Carling, Carlino, Carlon, Carly |
Irish; Old English |
| Carlisle |
From Carl's
island, From Charles' island; Dweller at the strengthened castle. |
Carlyle |
Old English; Celtic |
| Carlos |
Contraction
of Charles, Strong, Courageous. |
Carlo, Carolo, Charlo, Chalos |
Italian, Spanish |
| Carlton |
from Carl's / Charles' town, From the
strong, courageous town. |
Carleton, Charlton |
Old English |
| Carmen |
Vineyard of the Lord. |
Carmeli, Carmelo (Hebrew), Carmen,
Carmi, Carmiel, Carmine, Carmyn, Carmyne |
Arabic |
| Carmelo |
Fruitful orchid. |
Carmel (Arabic), Karmel, Karmelo,
Karmilo |
Hebrew |
| Carmichael |
Friend of St Michael; From the castle
of St Michael. |
|
Scottish; Irish |
| Carmine |
Song, Red. |
Carman, Carmen, Carmon, Karmine |
Latin |
| Carnell |
One who defends the castle. |
Carnel, Karnel, Karnell |
English |
| Carney |
Victorious warrior. |
Carnee, Carney, Carnie, Karnee,
Karney, Karni, Karnie, Karny |
Irish |
| Carol |
Strong, Courageous, Farmer, Graceful;
Joyful Christmas song. |
Carollan |
German, Hebrew; English |
| Carr |
From the marsh. |
Car, Carson, Carsten, Carvel, Kar,
Karr, Karson, Karsten, Karvel, Kerr, Kerwin |
Scandinavian, Norse |
| Carrick |
A
rock, From the rocky headland, Cliff. |
Carric, Carrik, Carringon, Karric,
Karrick, Karrington |
Gaelic |
| Carroll |
Strong, Courageous; Joyful Christmas
song; Champion warrior. |
Carol, Carrol, Karrol, Karroll |
German; English; Celtic |
| Carson |
Son
of Carr, Son of the marsh dweller. |
Carsan, Carse, Carsen, Carsin, Carsyn |
English, Scottish |
| Carsten |
Blessed, Annointed one; A follower of Christ, Christian. |
Karsten
(Swedish) |
Greek; German |
| Carswell |
Dweller at
the watercress stream. |
Carswel, Carswold, Karswel, Karswell, Karswold |
Old English |
| Carsyn |
Son
of Carr. |
Carsen, Carsin, Carson |
English, Scottish |
| Carter |
Cart maker
and driver. |
Cart, Cartar, Cartor, Kart, Kartar,
Karter, Kartor |
Old English |
| Cartland |
From the
island, From the cart builder's land. |
Cartlan, Kartlan, Kartland |
Scottish,
England |
| Cartwright |
Cart maker. |
Cartright |
English |
| Carvel |
Song; From
the wood carver's village. |
Carvell, Carvelle, Karvel, Karvell, Karvelle |
Manx; French |
| Carver |
One who
carves wood, Sculptor. |
Carvar, Carvir, Carvor, Kavar, Kaver,
Kavir, Kavor |
English |
| Cary |
Loving, From
the castle. |
Caree, Carey,
Cari, Carie, Caree, Carrey, Carri, Carrie, Carry, Karee, Karey, Kari,
Karie, Karree, Karrey, Karri, Karrie, Karry, Kary |
Celtic |
| Casey |
Brave,
Aggressive warrior. |
Casee, Casi, Casie, Cassee, Cassey,
Cassi, Cassie, Casy, Caswell, Casy, Cayse, Caysewell, Cazzee, Cazzey,
Cazzi, Cazzie, Cazzy, Kasee, Kasey, Kasi, Kasie, Kassee, Kassey, Kassi,
Kassie, Kassy, Kasy, Kazee, Kazey, Kazzee, Kazzey, Kazzi, Kazzie,
Kazzy, Kazy |
Irish |
| Cash |
Vain; Wealth,
Money. |
Cashe |
Latin;
English |
| Cashel |
Fortified, strengthened castle wall. |
Cashell |
Irish |
| Cashlin |
From the little castle by the stream. |
Cashlind, Cashlyn |
Celtic |
| Casimir |
Peace is announced. |
Casimiro (Spanish), Caximir, Caximier,
Kashis, Kashmir, Kasimir (German, Slavic), Kazimier, Kazimerz, Karmer |
Polish |
| Caslav |
Honour, Glory. |
Castilav, Kaslav |
Slavic |
| Casper |
Guardian of the treasure. |
Caspar, Caspir, Gappe, Gaso, Gaspar,
Gasparas, Gaspard, Gaspardo, Jaspar, Jasper, Josper, Kaspar, Kasparas,
Kaspe, Kasper, Kaspers, Kaspir, Kuanoi |
Persian |
| Cass |
Clever, curly-haired one. A
short form of names starting with "Cas".
|
|
Irish |
| Cassidy |
Clever, curly-haired.
|
Cassian, Cassidee, Cassidey, Cassidi,
Cassidie, Cassion (Italian), Casius, Caskey, Kassidee, Kassidey,
Kassidi, Kassidie, Kassidy, Kassion, Kasius,
Kaskey
|
Irish |
| Cassie |
Prophet; Clever, curly-haired one. A
short form of names starting with "Cas".
|
Casi, Cassi, Cassy
|
Greek; Irish |
| Cassius |
Vain
|
Casius, Cassio (Italian)
|
Latin |
| Castimir |
Peace, Honour.
|
|
Slavic |
| Castle |
From the castle.
|
|
Latin |
| Castor |
Beaver; Castle attendant.
|
Castar, Caster, Castir
|
Latin; Old English |
| Catalin |
Magical wizard. A masculine form of
Caitlin, pure pool.
|
Caitalin
|
Irish |
| Cater |
One who caters for parties.
|
Cat, Cate, Catee, Catey, Cati, Catie,
Caty
|
English |
| Cathal
"Kaw-hal"
|
Mighty, Wise in the eye of the
battle. Battle mighty. A masculine form of Cathy, purity.
|
Cathel, Cathol
|
Celtic, Gaelic |
| Cathbert |
Bright, Famous.
|
Courtenay (French), Courtland,
Courtlandt, Courtney, Cudbert, Cudbright, Cumbert, Curcio, Curtell,
Cuthbrid, Curtys
|
Old English |
| Cathmor |
Great warrior; From the pure moor. A
masculine form of Cathy, purity.
|
Cathmore, Cathmoor, Cathmoore,
Cathmore
|
Irish, Gaelic; Old English |
| Cato |
Cautious wisdom.
|
Caton
|
Latin |
| Cavan |
Handsome
|
|
Irish |
| Cavanaugh |
Handsome
|
Cavan, Caven, Cavin, Cavon, Kavanaugh
|
Irish |
| Cavell |
Little, Active; From the cave valley.
|
Cavel, Kavel, Kavell
|
Old French; Old English |
| Cavill |
From the field of jackdaw.
|
Cavil, Caville, Kavil, Kavill,
Kaville
|
Old English |
| Cawley |
Ancestral relic, Ancient; From the
cow meadow.
|
Calea, Cawleah, Cawlee, Cawleigh,
Cawli, Cawlie, Cawly
|
Scottish, Old Norse; Old English |
| Cayden
"KAY-den"
|
Spirit of battle; Companion.
|
Cadan, Cade, Cadell, Caden, Caidan,
Caiden, Caydan, Kaden, Kadin, Kaeden, Kayden
|
Welsh; Arabic |
| Cearbhall
"CAR-ool" |
Victorious warrior. A form of
Carroll.
|
|
Irish |
| Cecil |
Unseeing. A masculine form of
Cecelia.
|
Cacilius (Dutch), Caecilianus,
Caecilius, Cecile, Cecilius (Dutch), Cesilio, Cecilus, Cescis, Cecyl, Kilian, Seisyllt,
Sitsyllit
|
Latin |
| Cedomil |
Child of love.
|
Cedomilo
|
Slavic |
| Cedric |
Gift, Splendour; War chief.
|
Cadadoc, Caddaric, Cedrick, Cedrik,
Ceredic, Cerdic, Cedro, Cidro
|
Welsh; Old English |
| Cedro |
Cedar, Juniper tree.
|
|
Spanish |
| Celerino |
Faster
|
Celerin
|
Latin |
| Celestine |
Little moon; Little heavenly one.
|
Celestino (Italian), Celestyn
(Polish)
|
Greek, French, Latin |
| Cemal |
Handsome
|
Cemal
|
Arabic |
| Cephas |
Stone
|
Cephus
|
Aramaic |
| Cerdic |
Beloved
|
Caradoc, Caradog, Ceredig, Ceretic
|
Welsh |
| Cerek |
Lord
|
Cerik
|
Polish |
| Ceri |
Loved
|
|
Welsh |
| Cesar |
Imperial. Long-haired.
|
Caesar, Casar, Cesare, Cesareo,
Cesario, Cesaro, Ceser, Cesir, Cesor
|
Latin |
| Ceslav |
Honour. Glory.
|
Cestislav
|
Illyrian |
| Chace |
Hunter.
|
Chaice, Chaise, Chase, Chayce, Chayse
|
English |
| Chad |
From the warrior's
estate. The short form of Chadwick.
|
Ceadd, Chaad, Chadd, Chaddi, Chaddie,
Chaddy, Chadleigh, Chadler, Chadley, Chadlin, Chadlino, Chadlyn,
Chadlyno, Chadman, Chadmen, Chado, Chadron, Chady
|
Old English |
| Chadrick |
Mighty warrior.
Combination of the name Chad and Rick (short for Richard)
|
Chaderic, Chaderick, Chaderik,
Chadrick, Chadrik, Chadryc, Chadryck, Chadryk
|
German |
| Chadwick |
From the mighty warrior's
estate.
|
Chadwic, Chadwik, Chadwyc, Chadwyck, Chadwyk
|
Old English |
| Chago |
Replacer. A form of James
|
Chango, Chanti
|
Spanish |
| Chahaya |
Light
|
Chahayah
|
Indonesian |
| Chaim |
Life
|
Chai, Chaimek, Chaym, Chayme, Haim, Khaim
|
Hebrew |
| Chalmer |
Head of the house.
|
Chalmers, Chalmr, Chamar,
Chamarr
|
Scottish |
| Champion |
Flat and open area. The
best.
|
Champyon
|
Latin; English |
| Chan |
Shining bright.
|
Chann, Channo, Chano,
Chayo
|
Sanskrit |
| Chanan |
Cloud
|
Chanan, Chanen, Chanin, Channan,
Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanon, Chanyn
|
Hebrew |
| Chance |
Good fortune. Luck.
|
Chanc, Chancey, Chancy,
Chanse, Chansy, Chants, Chantz, Chaunce, Chauncey, Chauncy
|
Middle English |
| Chancellor |
Keeper of the records,
Keys; Merchant or trader.
|
Chance, Chancelen,
Chancelor
|
Latin; Middle English |
| Chander |
Moon
|
Chand, Chandan, Chandani, Chandanie,
Chandany, Chandara, Chanaravth, Chandon, Chandonn
|
Hindi |
| Chandler |
Candle maker.
|
Chandlah, Chandlan
|
Old French |
| Chandra |
Moon
|
Chandrah, Chandria, Chandriah,
Chandrya, Chandryah
|
Sanskrit |
| Chane |
Dependable, plant
|
Chaen, Chaene, Chain, Chaine, Chayn, Chayne
|
Swahili |
| Change Yen |
True word.
|
|
Chinese |
| Channing |
High church official;
Singer; Young, fierce wolf.
|
Chana, Chanen, Chanin, Chaning,
Chanon, Channen, Channin, Channon, Channyn, Chanyn
|
Old French; Latin;
English |
| Chante |
Singer
|
Chant, Chanta, Chantae, Chantah,
Chantha, Chanthar, Chantra, Chantrah, Chanty, Shanta, Shantae,
Shantah
|
French |
| Chanti |
Replacer
|
Chantee, Chanty, Chantie,
Chanty
|
Hispanic |
| Chapman |
Merchant, Tradesperson.
|
Chapmann, Chapmen, Chapmin, Chapmyn
|
Old English |
| Chapple |
Of the chapel.
|
Chapal, Chapel, Chapell,
Chaple
|
Old French |
| Charampios |
Joy
|
|
Greek |
| Charan |
Feet
|
|
Thai, Hindi |
| Charin |
Foot
|
|
Thai |
| Charles |
Strong, Courageous.
|
Alcuin, Carel, Cahil
(Irish), Carl (German/ Swedish), Carleton, Carlie, Carling, Carlisle,
Carlo (Italian), Carlos (Spanish), Carlson, Carlton, Carly, Carlyle,
Carol, Caroll, Carolle, Carolus, Carrol, Cary, Carry, Caryl, Cathal,
Chad, Chaddie, Chaddy, Char,, Charlet, Karolius, Karol, Karole, Karoll,
Karoley, Karoly, Siarl, Tearlach (Scottish)
|
Old German, French |
| Charlie |
Strong, Courageous one
from the meadow, Manly. A short form of Charles.
|
Charlea, Charleah, Charlee, Charleigh, Charley,
Charli, Charly
|
German, English |
| Charlton |
From Charles' town; from
the strong courageous town.
|
Carleton, Carlton,
Charleton
|
Old English |
| Charro |
Rider of horses.
|
Charo
|
Spanish |
| Chase |
Hunter
|
Chaice, Chaise, Chasen,
Chasin, Chason, Chass, Chasse, Chasyn, Chayce, Chayse, Chuck
|
French |
| Chaska |
First-born son.
|
Chaskah
|
Sioux |
| Chatham |
From the warrior's
cottage.
|
Chathem, Chathom, Chathim,
Chatym
|
Old English |
| Chauncey |
Chance, luck, fortune.
|
Chancellor, Chaunce, Chauncee,
Chauncer, Chaunci, Chauncie, Chauncy
|
Old French |
| Chayton |
Falcon
|
Chaiton
|
Lakota |
| Chaz |
Strong, Courageous, A
form of Charles.
|
Chas, Chazwick, Chazz
|
German, English |
| Chen |
Vast, Great.
|
Chan
|
Chinese |
| Chencho |
Crown of laurel leaves,
victory. A form of Lawrence.
|
Chanco
|
Spanish, Latin |
| Cheney |
Belonging to the
oak-grove forest
|
Chenee, Cheni, Chenie, Cheny, Chesnee,
Chesney, Chesni, Chesnie, Cheyney
|
Old French |
| Cheng |
Correct, Righteous.
|
Chen
|
Chinese |
| Chepe |
God will increase; God
has added a child. A form of Joseph
|
Cepito
|
Spanish |
| Cherokee |
People of the cave
country; people with a different speech. A tribal name
|
Cherokey, Cheroki, Cherokie, Cheroky
|
Native American |
| Cherubino |
Little cherub; Angel
|
Cherub, Cherubin,
Cherubyno
|
Italian |
| Chesmu |
Abrasive; rough
|
Chesmue
|
Native American |
| Chester |
Dweller at the fortified camp, Fort.
|
Castar, Caster, Castor, Chesleigh,
Chesley, Cheslie, Chestan, Chesten, Chestin, Cheston
|
Old English |
| Chet |
Geographical - From Rochester in
England.
|
Chett
|
English |
| Chetwin |
Belonging to the cottage with the
winding path, From a friend's cottage.
|
Chatwin, Chatwyn,Chetwyn
|
Old English |
| Chevalier |
Knight
|
Chevalyer, Chevrolet
|
French |
| Chevy |
A short form of Chevalier, Knight.
|
Chevee, Chevey, Chevie
|
French |
| Cheyenne
"SHY-ann" |
Name of a Native American tribe;
Graceful oak tree.
|
Cheienne
|
Native American; Old French, Hebrew |
| Cheyne |
Oak hearted, Strength.
|
Sheyne
|
Scottish |
| Chi |
Guardian angel; Young.
|
Chee
|
Nigerian; Chinese |
| Chico |
Young boy. A short form of Francisco,
Freedom.
|
Chiko (Japanese)
|
Spanish |
| Chiel |
Youth, Lad.
|
Chal, Chelovik
|
Old English |
| Chik |
Of the earth.
|
Chic (Spanish)
|
Gypsy |
| Chike |
The power of God.
|
|
Ibo |
| Chill |
Cold
|
|
English |
| Chilo |
Freedom
|
|
Latin |
| Chilton |
The children's spring town.
|
Chilt, Chiltown
|
Old English |
| Chim |
God will judge; Bird.
|
|
German; Vietnamese |
| Chintoo |
Sun
|
Yindi, Uuna, Tonahleah
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Chinua |
The blessing of God.
|
Chino, Chinou, Chinuah
|
Ibo |
| Chioke |
Gift of God.
|
|
Ibo |
| Chip |
Short form of the Native American
tribe known as Chippewas.
|
Chipp
|
Native American |
| Chippia |
Duck
|
Chipia, Chipiah, Chippiah
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Chiram |
High, Noble.
|
|
Hebrew |
| Chitto |
Brave
|
|
Creek |
| Chitty |
Cub or pup, Youngster.
|
Chitee, Chitey, Chitie, Chittee,
Chittey, Chitti, Chittie, Chity
|
German |
| Chris |
Christ bearer. A short form of names
starting with "Chris".
|
Chriss, Chrys, Chryss, Cris, Criss,
Khris, Khriss, Kris, Kriss, Khrys, Kyryss
|
Greek |
| Christian |
Follower of Christ, A heeler,
Consolidator, To unite or combine, To become solid or firm.
|
Crestien (French), Chestra, Chestien,
Chetien, Christiaan, Christiancito, Christiano (Italian, Spanish), Christos, Cristan,
Cristen, Cristian, Cristien< Cristiene, Cristin, Cristyn, Crystian,
Crystien, Crystyn, Karstan, Karsten, Karstin, Karston, Kerestal,
Kerstan, Kerste, Khristan, Khristian, Khrystan, Kyrystian, Krisat,
Kristian, Krystan, Krystian
|
Latin, Greek |
| Christmas |
Born at Christmas time.
|
Chrystamas
|
English |
| Christoff |
Christ bearer. A form of Christopher.
|
Christof, Christoph, Crisstof,
Chrisstoff, Chrisstoph, Khristof, Khristoff, Khristoph, Khrystof,
Khrystoff, Khrystoph, Kristof, Kristoff, Kristoph, Krystof, Krystoff,
Krystoph
|
Russian |
| Christopher |
Christ bearer.
|
Chrisstof, Christo, Christobal, Christof (German, Russian), Christofer (Dutch),
Christoffer (Danish), Christoph, Christoforo, Christophe (French),
Christophor, Christophoro, Christophorus (Greek), Christphur, Christos,
Christovac (Portuguese), Christovao, Christofano, Cristo, Cristoforo
(Italian), Cristogal, Cristopal (Spanish), Cristos, Crysteffer,
Crysteffor, Gilchrist, Gristoulo, Khristofer, Khristoffer, Khristopher,
Khrystofer, Khrystoffer, Khrystopher, Kina, Kristagis, Kristal, Kristo,
Kristobel, Kristof, Kristoff, Kristofer, Kristofor (Swedish),
Kristopais, Kristopas, Kristopher, Krystof, Krystofer, Krystopher,
Krysztof, Xit
|
Greek |
| Christos |
Christ; Celebrated on
Christmas Day
|
Christ
|
Greek |
| Chrysander |
Golden
|
Chrisander, Chrisandor, Chrisandre,
Chrysandor, Chrysandre
|
Greek |
| Chrysanthus |
Golden flower.
|
Chrisanthias, Christanthyas,
Chrisanthus, Chrysanthias, Chrisanthius, Chrysanthus, Crisanthas,
Crisanthias, Crisanthus, Crysanthas, Crysanthias, Crysanthus
|
Greek |
| Chucho |
God wil help. A form of Jesus.
|
|
Hebrew |
| Chuck |
Strong, Courageous. A form of
Charles.
|
Chuckee, Chuckey, Chucki, Chuckie,
Chucky, Chuk, Chuki, Chukie, Chuky
|
American, English, German |
| Chui |
Leopard
|
|
Swahili |
| Chul |
Firmness
|
|
Korean |
| Chuminga |
Of the Lord. A form of Dominic.
|
Chumin, Chumingah
|
Spanish, Latin |
| Chumo |
Twin. A form of Thomas.
|
|
Spanish, Greek |
| Chung |
Intelligent
|
|
Chinese |
| Churchill |
Dweller at the church
hill.
|
Curchil, Churchyl,
Churchyll
|
Old English |
| Cian
"KEY-inn"
|
Ancient one, Long lived.
|
Celin, Cianan, cyan, Kian, Kyan
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Ciarán
"KEY-rawn" |
Small, dark one.
|
Kieran
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Cicero |
Chick pea.
|
Ciceron, Cicerone, Ciceroni, Ciro,
Cyrano, Cyro
|
Latin, Italian |
| Cid |
Lord, Master.
|
Cidd, Cyd, Cydd, Sid, Sidd, Syd, Sydd
|
Spanish |
| Cillian
"KILL-ian" |
Of the church.
|
Killian, Keelan
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Cirrillo |
Lord
|
Cirilio, Cirilio, Ciro, Cyrillo,
Cyrilo, Cyryllo, Cyrylo
|
Italian, Greek |
| Cisco |
Freedom
|
Cisca, Cysco
|
Spanish, Latin |
| Clancy |
Belonging to the family;
Red-haired
|
Clance, Clancee, Clancey, Clancie,
Clanse, Clansee, Clansey, Clansi, Clansie, Clansy
|
Gaelic; Irish |
| Clare |
Famous, illustrious one.
|
Clarius
|
Latin |
| Clarence |
Illustrious, Shining,
Famous
|
Clair, Claire, Clairis,
Claral, Clarance, Clare, Clarin, Clarince, Claron, Claronce, Claryn,
Clarynce
|
Latin |
| Clarik |
|
Clarc, Claric, Clarike, Clark,
Clarke, Klarc, Klaric, Klarike, Klark, Klarke, Klark
|
|
| Clark |
Learned scholar.
|
Clarke, Clarkson, Claxton
|
Old French |
| Clarkson |
Clark's son, Son of th
scholar.
|
Clarkeson, Claxton
|
Old French |
| Claude |
Weak
|
Claud, Claudian, Claudianus, Claudis, Claudio (Italian, Spanish), Claudios, Claudius
(German, Dutch), Claus, Clawd, Clawde, Clawed, Cludell, Glade, Klaade,
Klaud, Klaude, Klaudij, Klaudio, Klaudius, Klawd, Klawde
|
Latin |
| Claus |
Victory of th people. A
form of Nicholas.
|
Claas, Claes, Clause,
Klaus, Klause
|
German, Greek |
| Clay |
From the clay or earth.
|
Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn,
Claebourne, Claeburn, Claeburn, Clai, Claiborn, Claiborne,
Claiburn, Claiburne, Claybourn, Clabourne, Clayburn, Clayburne, Clayd,
Cle, Clea, Clee
|
Old English |
| Claybourne |
Born of clay or earth.
|
Clae, Claeborn, Claeborne, Claebourn,
Claebourne, Claeburn, Clai, Claiburne, Clay, Claybourn, Clayburn,
Clayburne, Clayd
|
Old English |
| Clayton |
Town built on clay.
|
Claeton, Claiton
|
English |
| Cleanth |
Pure, Clean.
|
|
Old English |
| Cleary |
Scholar, Knowledge.
|
Clearey, Clearie
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Cleavon |
From the cliff.
|
Cleavan, Cleaven, Cleaver, Cleavin,
Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleavy, Clevan, Cleven, Clever, Clevin,
Cleveland, Clevon, Clevyn
|
Old English |
| Cledwyn |
Blessed sword friend.
|
Cledwin
|
Welsh |
| Clement |
Mild, Gentle.
|
Clemence (French), Clemens (Danish),
Clement (French), Clemente (Italian, Spanish), Clementius (Dutch),
Clemento (Italian), Clemon, Clemmon, Clemmons, Klemens (German)
|
Latin |
| Cleon |
Famous
|
Cleopus, Clio
|
Greek |
| Cletus |
Illustrious, Hardworking.
|
Cleo, Cleon, Cleytus
|
Greek |
| Cleveland |
From the cliffed land.
|
Cleavlan, Cleavland, Cleon, Cleven,
Clevon
|
Old English |
| Cliff |
From the cliff.
|
Clif, Cliffe, Clyf, Clyff, Clyffe,
Clyfe
|
Old English |
| Clifford |
From the ford at the side of the
cliff.
|
Cliffith, Clifton
|
Old English |
| Clifton |
Belonging to the town near the cliff.
|
Cliffton
|
Old English |
| Clint |
From the town on the hill. A short
form of Clinton.
|
|
English |
| Clinton |
From the town on the hill.
|
Clindon, Clintan, Clinten, Clintin,
Clintwood
|
English |
| Clive |
From the cliff.
|
Cleave, Cleavant, Cleavon, Cleeve,
Cleveland, Clevland, Clifford
|
Old English |
| Clovis |
Famous warrior.
|
Clodoveo (Spanish)
|
Old German |
| Cloyce |
Obstruction
|
Clice, Cloice, Cloise
|
Middle English |
| Clunies |
Meadow resting place.
|
Clunee, Clunees, Cluney, Cluneys,
Cluni, Clunie, Cluny
|
Scottish, Gaelic |
| Clure |
Good fame.
|
|
Latin |
| Clyde |
High, rocky area of land; Heard from
afar.
|
Clydel, Clydell
|
Scottish, Gaelic; Irish |
| Clydai |
Famous ruler.
|
Cliday
|
Welsh |
| Cobham |
From the homestead near the river
bend.
|
Cobbham
|
Old English |
| Cobra |
Said to come via Portuguese from
Latin "coluber" meaning snake.
|
Cobrah
|
Portuguese, Latin |
| Coburn |
Where the streams meet.
|
Cobern, Coberne, Cobirn, Cobirne,
Cobourn, Cobourne, Coburne, Coburnes, Cobyrn, Cobyrne
|
Old English |
| Coby |
Replacer. A form of Jacob
|
Cobe, Cobee, Cobey, Cobi,
Cobie
|
Hebrew |
| Cochise |
Warrior, Wood.
|
Cochyse
|
Apache |
| Coco |
Coconut
|
|
Spanish |
| Cody |
Cushion, Pillow; Helpful.
|
Codee, Codey, Codi, Codie
|
Old English; Irish, Gaelic |
| Coen |
Thunder; Brave.
|
|
Australian Aboriginal; German |
| Coffie |
Born on a Friday.
|
Cofi, Cofie
|
Ewe |
| Cohen |
Position in the Jewish
faith, High priest.
|
Coen, Koen, Kohen, Cohan,
Cohwin
|
Hebrew |
| Coile |
Battle follower.
|
Coil, Coyle
|
Gaelic |
| Coileán
"COAL-een" |
Pup, Cub.
|
Coilin, Colin
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Coinneach
"KAN-iss" |
Handsome, Attractive one. A form of
Coinneach.
|
Canice
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Cola |
Victory of the people. A form of
Nicholas.
|
Colah, Colar, Colas
|
Italian |
| Colan |
Dove
|
|
Latin |
| Colbert |
Outstanding, brilliant sailor;
Clearing through the mountains, valley.
|
Calbert, Calburt, Calvert, Colburt,
Colbert, Culbert, Culbert
|
English; French |
| Colbrand |
Black sword, Coal sword.
|
Brando, Colbran, Colbrando, Colbrandt,
Colbrant
|
English |
| Colby |
By the coal town, Dark-haired.
|
Colbee, Colbert, Colbery, Colbie
|
English |
| Cole |
Promise; Coal.
|
Coal, Coale, Col, Colby,
Coleman, Colier, Colman, Colson, Colton, Colville, Colvin
|
Celtic; Middle English |
| Coleman |
Charcoal worker.
|
Colemann, Colman, Colmann
|
English |
| Colin |
Young child; Peaceful
dove; From the coal pool.
|
Cailean, Colan, Collan,
Cole, Colen, Collen, Collie, Collin, Collino, Collins, Colon, Collyn,
Colyn, Nicolin (French, Greek)
|
Irish, Gaelic; Irish; Old
English |
| Colley |
Black-haired one form the
meadow.
|
Colea, Colee, Coleigh,
Coley, Coli, Colie, Collea, Colleah, Collee, Colleigh, Colli, Collie,
Collier, Colly, Coly
|
Old English |
| Collier |
Coal merchant; trader.
|
Colier, Colis, Collyer,
Collyer
|
English |
| Collins |
Colin's son, Son from the
coal pool; Holly.
|
Colin, Colins, Collin, Collyn,
Collyns, Colyn, Colyns
|
Greek; Irish |
| Colm
"COL-um" |
Dove
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Colman
"COAL-man" |
Little dove.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Colson |
Col's son, Son of coal.
|
Colsan, Colsen, Colsin,
Colsyn
|
English |
| Colt |
Frisky, young horse.
|
Colter, Coltrane,
Coulter, Kolt, Kolter
|
English |
| Colter |
Herder of colts or
horses.
|
Colt
|
English |
| Colton |
From the black coal town
|
Coltan, Colten, Coltin, Coltyn,
Koltan, Kolten, Koltin, Kolton, Koltyn
|
English |
| Columba |
Dove
|
Cailean (Scottish), Coim,
Colmicille, Colan, Colum, Columb, Columbah, Columbia (Latin),
Columbias, Columbas, Columbus, Colym, Culva
|
Latin |
| Colum |
Dove
|
Colm, Columba
|
Latin |
| Colwyn |
Hazel grove; Coal friend.
|
Colwin, Colwyne, Colwynn,
Colwynne
|
Welsh; Old English |
| Coman |
Noble; Bent
|
Camen, Comin, Comyn
|
Arabic; Irish |
| Compton |
Town in the valley.
|
Comptom, Comton
|
Old English |
| Comyn |
Crooked
|
Comin
|
Irish |
| Conal |
High, Mighty.
|
Conel, Conell, Conelle, Connal,
Connall, Connel, Connell, Connelle, O'Conal, O'Conall, O'Conel,
O'Connel, O'Connelle
|
Irish |
| Cónán
"KOW-nawn"
|
Little hound.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Conchobhar
"CONKO-var" |
Lover of hounds.
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Coniah |
Gift sent from God.
|
Conia, Conya, Conyah
|
Hebrew |
| Conlan |
Hero
|
Conland, Conlin, Conlon,
Conlyn
|
Irish |
| Conn
"KON"
|
High
|
|
Irish, Gaelic |
| Connor |
One with high will and
desire
|
Conar, Coner, Conor (Irish), Connar,
Conner, Connaire, O'Conar, O'Coner, O'Connar, O'Conner, O'Connor,
O'Conor, Konna, Konah
|
Celtic |
| Conrad |
Bold, wise counsel.
|
Coenraad (Dutch),
Cheudler (Swiss), Conrade (Italian, Spanish), Conrado, Conroy,
Corradino (Italian), Corrado (Italian), Currado (Italian), Cort, Curt, Koeraad (Dutch),
Konrad (Swedish, German), Konradin, Konratij, Kort (German), Kunad,
Kunds, Kunel, Kunrat, Kunsch, Kurt (German), Quenes
|
Old German |
| Conroy |
Wisdom; Persistent.
|
|
Irish; Celtic |
| Constant |
Constante
|
|
Latin |
| Constantine |
Little steadfast, constant one.
|
Considine, Constain, Constance,
Constancio (Portuguese), Constane, Constant, Constantin (German,
Danish, French), Constantino (Italian, Spanish), Constantinos,
Constantinus, Costin, Costino, Konstantin (Swedish), Konstantine
|
Latin |
| Conway |
Holy water; Hound from the plains.
|
|
Welsh; Irish |
| Cooba |
Black bee.
|
Coobah
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Cook |
Chef
|
|
English |
| Cooper |
Barrel maker.
|
Couper, Keupper, Kooper,
Kuepper
|
Old English |
| Corbett |
Raven
|
Corbet, Corbey, Corbin, Corwan,
Corwin, Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynne
|
Old English |
| Corbin |
Raven, Dark-haired.
|
Corban, Corben, Corbet,
Corbett, Corbyn, Corvin, Korban, Korben, Korbin, Korbob, Korbyn
|
Old French |
| Corcoran |
Ruddy complexion.
|
|
Irish |
| Cordell |
Little rope marker form the valley.
|
Cordale, Cordel
|
Old French |
| Cordero |
Little lamb.
|
Cordaro, Cordeal, Cordeara, Cordearo,
Cordeiro, Cordeiro, Cordera, Corderal, Corderall, Corderro, Corrderio,
Coorderyo
|
Spanish |
| Core |
The chosen one.
|
Coree, Corey, Cori, Corie, Coree,
Correy, Corry, Curey, Currey, Curry
|
English |
| Corey |
From the hollow, Head protection,
Helmet used for battle.
|
Corree, Cori, Corie, Corki, Corkie,
Corky, Corree, Correy, Corri, Corrick, Corrie, Corry, Cory, Koree,
Korey, Kori, Korie, Korree, Korrey, Korri, Korrie, Korry, Kory
|
Irish |
| Corin |
Youthful
|
Coran, Coren, Corine, Corron, Corun,
Coryn, Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn
|
Greek |
| Cormac
"KOR-mack"
|
Raven, Son of the chariot racer; Tree
trunk.
|
Core, Corey, Cormach, Cormick, MacCormack
|
Irish, Gaelic; Greek |
| Cormag |
Raven
|
|
Scottish |
| Cormich |
Charioteer.
|
|
Irish |
| Cornelius |
Horn colour, Horn blower, Cornell
tree.
|
Cornall, Corneille (French), Cornel,
Cornelio (Portuguese, Spanish, Italian), Cornelis (Dutch), Cornell,
Cornellus, Kornal, Kornel, Kornelius, Korneliusz, Kostelius, Neal,
Neel, Neil, Neilus, Neyl, Neylus
|
Latin |
| Cornwallis |
Geographical - from Cornwall.
|
Cornwalis
|
English |
| Corowa |
Rocky river.
|
Corowah
|
Australian Aboriginal |
| Corrigan |
Spear carrier.
|
Corigan, Corogan, Corrigon, Corrigun,
Corrogan, Corrogun, Korrigan, Korrigun
|
Irish |
| Corrin |
Spear user.
|
Corin, Coren, Corren, Coryn, Corryn,
Koran, Koren, Korin, Koron, Koryn
|
Irish |
| Cort |
Bold court attendant.
|
Court, Courtenay (French)
|
Old German, Old Norse |
| Cortez |
Courteous
|
|
Spanish |
| Corwin |
From beyond the hill; Friend of the
heart.
|
Corwyn, Corwyne, Corwynn, Corwynne
|
Gaelic; Old English |
| Cory |
Helmet
|
|
Greek |
| Corydan |
Head protection, Helmut; From the
hollow, God is my judge. A combination of Cory and Dan; Lark.
|
Coridan, Coriden, Coridon, Coridyn,
Coryden, Corydin, Corydon (Greek), Corydyn
|
Irish, Hebrew; Irish; Greek |
| Cosan
"Kah-sahn" |
Path, The way.
|
|
Gaelic |
| Cosgrove |
From the cow grove.
|
|
Irish |
| Cosmo |
Universal harmony.
|
Cosma, Cosmah, Cosmas (Greek), Cosme
(French), Cosimo (Italian, Spanish), Cosmo (Greek), Cosmos
|
Greek |
| Costa |
Little, constant, steadfast one. A
short form of Constantine.
|
Costah, Costas, Costes
|
Greek |
| Coty |
From the slope.
|
Cotee, Cotey, Cotie, Cottee, Cottey,
Cottie, Cotty
|
French |
| Count |
Companion, Friend, Noble.
|
Counte, Countee
|
Old French |
| Courtenay |
Short-nosed; Of the court.
|
Cortney, Courtney
|
Old French; Old English |
| Courtland |
Dweller at the court land.
|
Cortlan, Cortland, Courtlan
|
Old English |
| Courtney |
One who lives near the farmstead.
|
Cortney, Courteay (French), Courtnay
|
Old French |
| Covell |
Dweller at the cave slope.
|
Covel
|
Old English |
| Covington |
Town with a cove.
|
|
Old English |
| Cowan |
From the cow land; Hooded robe;
Hillside hollow.
|
Cowen, Cowin, Cowyn
|
Australian Aboriginal; Middle
English; Irish |
| Coy |
Shy, Sweet, Modest.
|
Coye
|
Latin |
| Coyan |
Modest
|
Coyn, Coyne
|
French |
| Coyle |
Leader in the battle.
|
Coil, Coile
|
Irish |
| Craddock |
Beloved
|
Craddoc, Craddoch, Cradoc, Cradock,
Cradoch
|
Welsh |
| Craig |
From the rock.
|
Craeg, Craege, Craegg,
Crag, Craige, Craigg, Crayg, Crayge, Craygg, Creag, Creage, Creagh,
Creaghe, Crieg, Criege, Criegg, Creyg, Creyge, Creygg, Kraig, Krayg
|
Scottish |
| Cramer |
To fill.
|
Crammer, Kramer, Krammer
|
Old English |
| Crandell |
Belonging to the valley
of the cranes.
|
Crandel
|
Old English |
| Crane |
The crane bird.
|
Crain, Craine, Crandal,
Crandall, Crandel, Crandell, Crayn, Crayne
|
Old English |
| Cranley |
From the meadow of the
cranes.
|
Cranlea, Cranleah, Cranlee, Cranleigh,
Cranli, Cranlie, Cranly
|
Old English |
| Cranog |
The heron, Wading bird
with grey and white plumage.
|
Kranog
|
Welsh |
| Cranston |
Belonging to the town of
cranes.
|
Crainston, Craynston
|
Old English |
| Crawford |
From the crow ford.
|
Craw, Crow, Crowford
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Old English |
| Cree |
Native Canadian tribe.
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Native Canadian |
| Creed |
One who believes, Kin.
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Creedan, Creedance, Creeden,
Creedence, Creedin, Creedyn
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Latin, English |
| Creek |
From the small stream,
Native American tribal name.
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English |
| Creighton |
From the town close to
the rocks.
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Craighton, Crayton, Creighm, Creight,
Creighto, Creightow, Chreightown, Crichton, Crichtyn
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English |
| Cremer |
Merchant, Trader.
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Creamer, Kreamer, Kremer
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Middle English |
| Creon |
Prince, Ruler.
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Greek |
| Crepin |
Curly-haired. A form of Crispin.
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French, Latin |
| Cress |
Loved; Gudgeon, Greedy
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Kress
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Latin, Greek; Old German |
| Cresswell |
Stream where cress grows.
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Cresswel, Creswel, Creswell
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Old English |
| Crevan |
Fox
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Creven, Crevin, Crevon, Crevyn
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Irish |
| Crichton |
Belonging to the hill-top town.
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Creight, Creighton, Crighton
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Welsh |
| Crieghton |
Dweller at the creek town.
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Frayton, Crichton
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Middle English |
| Críostóir
"CRESH-tor" |
Christ bearer. A form of Christopher.
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Irish, Gaelic |
| Crisiant |
Crystal
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Crisient, Crisyant, Crysiant,
Crysyant
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Welsh |
| Crispin |
Curly-haired.
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Crepin, Cresianus, Crispian,
Crispinian, Crispino (Italian), Crispinianus, Crispinus, Crispo
(Spanish), Crispus (German), Crispyn, Cryspyn, Krispijn (Dutch),
Krispin, Kryspyn
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Latin |
| Croft |
Small pasture.
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Crofton
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Old English |
| Crofton |
From the small pasture town with
cottages.
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Irish |
| Cromwell |
Dweller at the winding stream.
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Cromwel
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Old English |
| Crónán
"CROW-nahn"
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Dark brown-haired or complexioned;
Companion, Friend.
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Cronan (Greek)
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Irish; Greek |
| Crosby |
From the villat with a cross; Dweller
by the town crossing.
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Crosbee, Crosbey, Crosbi, Crosbie
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Old Norse; Old English |
| Crosley |
Belonging to the cross meadow.
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Croslea, Crosleah, Croslee, Crosleigh,
Crosli, Croslie, Crosly
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Old English |
| Crowell |
Town crier.
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Crawel, Crawell, Crowel, Crowil,
Crowill
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Old English |
| Cruz |
Cross
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Cross, Cruzz
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Portuguese, Spanish |
| Cullen |
Colony; Handsome.
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Cullan, Culley, Cullin
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Old French; Irish |
| Culley |
Forest
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Culeah, Culee, Culey, Culie, Cullea,
Culleah, Cullee, Culleigh, Cullie, Cully
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Irish, Gaelic |
| Culver |
Dove of peace.
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Colvar, Colver, Culvar
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Old English |
| Cunningham |
Village with the milk pails.
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Cunning
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Irish |
| Curran |
Dagger, Hero.
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Curren, Currin, Curron
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Irish |
| Curroon |
Fog on top of a mountain.
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Australian Aboriginal |
| Currumbin |
Pine tree.
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Currumbyn
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Australian Aboriginal |
| Curruto |
Courteous; From the enclosure.
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Curcio
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Spanish, French; Latin |
| Curt |
Courtier. Attendant of
the court.
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Court, Courtis, Courtys,
Curtis, Curtys, Kurt, Kurtis
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English |
| Curtis |
Courteous; Belonging to
the courtyard.
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Courtis, Curcio, Curt, Curtiss,
Curtys, Curtyss, Kurtis, Kirtiss, Kurtys, Kurtyss
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Old French; Latin |
| Cuthbert |
Brilliant
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Cuthberte, Cuthburt
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English |
| Cutler |
Knife maker.
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Cutlar, Cutlir, Cutlor,
Kutler
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Old French |
| Cuyler |
Chapel
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Cuiler
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Irish |
| Cy |
Sun. Throne. The short
for of Cyrus.
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Ci
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Persian |
| Cynan |
Chief
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Cinan, Cinene, Cinin, Cinon, Cinyn,
Cynin, Cynon, Cynyn
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Welsh |
| Cynric |
Powerful and royal.
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Old English |
| Cyprian |
From Cyprus.
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Cipriano (Spanish),
Cyprianus, Cyprien (French), Cyprrian
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Latin |
| Cyr |
Sunday's child. Born on
Sunday.
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Cyrano, Cyriack, Syriack
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French |
| Cyrano |
From Cyrene.
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Cirano
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Greek |
| Cyril |
Lordly ruler; a gem
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Ciril, Cirrill, Cirille,
Cirillo (Italian), Cirilo (Spanish), Ciro, Cyriack, Cyril, Cyrill
(German/French), Cyrille, Cyrillus, Cyro, Cyrrils (Portugese), Cyrus,
Cyryl (Polish), Girigel, Girioel, Gwril, Keereel, Kiril, Kyril,
Kyrillos, Kyryl, Syriack, Vashka
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Greek |
| Cyrus |
Sun, Throne.
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Ciro, Cyrie, Cyro, Kyros
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Persian |
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