Names starting with C

Means "attendant at the sacrifice" — the noble child who served in the rites.

Latin

Means "pure".

Greek

Means "free woman", "strong".

Germanic

Means "God's vineyard" — and, in Latin, "song".

Hebrew · Latin

Means "free woman", "strong".

Germanic · Latin

Means "green shoot", "the first tender growth".

Greek

Means "bright", "clear", "distinguished".

Latin

Means "lame", from a Roman family nickname.

Latin

Means "follower of Christ", "anointed".

Greek

Means "candle", "the one who gives light".

Latin · Spanish

Means "little and free", a diminutive of Carlos.

French · Germanic

Means "blind", from the Roman gens Caecilia.

Latin

Means "heavenly", "of the sky".

Latin

Means "heavenly", "of the sky".

Latin

Means "candle", and names the Marian feast celebrated on 2 February.

Latin · Spanish

Means "clear", "bright", "illustrious".

Italian · Latin

Means "star".

Nahuatl

Means "constant", "steadfast".

Latin

Means "the beloved one".

Latin

Means "vineyard of God", after Mount Carmel.

Hebrew · Italian

Means "moon", tied to the Greek goddess Selene.

Greek · French

Means "woman of Mount Cynthus", an epithet of the Greek goddess Artemis.

Greek

Variant of Clara: "the brightest", "she who shines".

Latin

Means "consolation", "comfort in grief".

Latin · Spanish

Spelling variant of Cinthia, from Mount Cynthus.

Greek

Means "the most beautiful".

Greek

Means "love", "compassion", one of the theological virtues.

Latin

Means "she who shines over men".

Greek

From Gaeta, the Italian town; interpreted as "strong as stone".

Italian

A French surname turned given name; despite appearances, it does not mean "song".

French

Epithet of Artemis, goddess of the moon, from her birth on Mount Cynthus.

Greek

Means "merciful", "compassionate".

Latin

Means "maiden", an epithet of the goddess Persephone.

Greek