White Dog Names

Cappy

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in english

Capri

From the Italian island of Capri; Greek "wild boar" or Latin "goats"

Captain

A title for a commanding officer of a military unit or vessel

Captain Floof

Captain Floofbeard

Captain Wigglebutt

Cara

From Italian cara, "beloved", or Irish cara, "friend"

Caradog

From the Old Welsh name Caratauc, a Welsh form of Caratācos

Caramello

Italian word for caramel

Caramelo

Portuguese, from Late Latin calamellus; in English, a mixed-breed dog from Brazil

Caraun

Carden

The name means 'a place of the wild boar' or 'thicket'.

Cardi

A popular name associated with strength and warmth, often linked to the term 'cardiovascular'.

Carey

From an Irish surname, the anglicised form of Ciardha, a patronymic given name

Cari

Variant of Carrie, an English diminutive of Caroline

Carice

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in English

Carin

Variant of Karin

Carina

Latin name derived from carus, meaning "dear, beloved"

Carino

Italian for 'darling' or 'cute'

Cario

Recorded as a modern English given name; no meaning is documented

Caris

Variant of Carys, a Welsh name

Carissa

Variant of Charissa, formed from the root charis

Carl

German and Scandinavian variant of Karl, cognate with English Charles

Carla

Feminine form of Carlo, Carlos or Carl, from Old English ceorl, "free man"

Carlex

Carli

English spelling variant of Carly

Carlin

A unisex given name and surname of Irish origin; also an alternate form of Carla, Carol or Caroline.

Carlito

Spanish or Portuguese diminutive of Carlos

Carlo

Italian form of Charles

Carlos

Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles

Carlotta

Italian form of Charlotte.

Carly

Feminine form of Carl

Carlyle

A name of Scottish origin meaning 'from the bog' or 'castle by the river'

Carmela

Italian, Spanish and Galician form of Carmel

Carmelia

Recorded as a feminine given name in Romansh

Carmelita

Spanish diminutive of Carmel

Carmella

Latinised form of carmel

Carmo

A name of Italian origin.

Carna

Recorded as a feminine given name in Roman mythology

Caro

A given name, an alternate spelling of Carol and a short form of Caroline

Carol

Short form of Caroline; also an English word meaning "song, hymn"

Caroun

Not documented; recorded as an Armenian feminine given name

Carrey

A variant spelling of Carey, from the Irish Ó Ciardha — 'descendant of the dark one'.

Carrie

English female given name, usually a pet form of Caroline or Carolyn

Carus

Masculine given name recorded in Ancient Roman (user-submitted)

Caruso

Italian surname meaning 'little man' or 'the young one.'

Cary

A place for a fort or fortress

Carys

Welsh, from caru, "to love"

Casan

Recorded as a masculine given name in Venetian

Casandra

Spanish and romanian form of cassandra

Casanova

From Romance casa "house" and nova "new", literally "new house"

Cascaya

Casey

From the Irish surname Casey, an anglicized form of Cathasaigh

Casha

Cashira

Casie

Recorded as a given name in modern English, feminine

Casimir

English form of the Polish name Kazimierz, from Slavic elements meaning "to destroy" and "peace, world".

Caspar

Latin variant of Jasper

Casper

Dutch and scandinavian form of jasper

Caspian

An English given name, probably based on the Caspian Sea

Cass

Short form of Cassandra, Cassidy and other names beginning with Cass

Cassan

Recorded as a masculine given name in Venetian

Cassian

From the roman cognomen cassianus, derived from the family name cassius

Cassidy

From the Irish surname Ó Caiside, from the element cas, meaning "curly-haired"

Cassie

Diminutive of Cassandra and other names beginning with Cass

Cassin

English form of the French surname Cassin

Cassio

Italian form of cassius; also a brazilian masculine given name

Cassius

Roman family name, possibly from Latin cassus, "empty, vain"

Casso

Cassy

Diminutive of Cassandra and of other names beginning with Cass

Castello

Italian Castello, also recorded as Catalan, Irish and Slovene

Caster

English word for someone or something that casts, or for a small wheel fitted under an object

Casto

Pure or chaste in Italian

Casy

Recorded as a given name in English, used for both boys and girls

Cataleya

Variant of Cattleya, a genus of orchids named for William Cattley

Catalina

Spanish and corsican form of katherine

Catelyn

No documented meaning in the sources checked

Cathy

Diminutive of Catherine

Cava

English noun, an ellipsis of vena cava; from Catalan cava, "wine cellar"

Caven

Cay

A small, low sandy island on a coral reef

Cayko

Cayra

Ceasar

A title used by Roman emperors, derived from the family name of Julius Caesar.

Cece

Diminutive of Cecilia and other names containing a similar sound

Cecelia

Variant of Cecilia

Cecil

From the Roman family name Caecilius, related to Sextus

Cecilia

Latinate feminine form of the Roman family name Caecilius, from Latin caecus, "blind"

Cecily

English form of Cecilia, a Latin name of the Roman Caecili family

Cedric

Invented by Walter Scott; based on the name Cerdic, of uncertain meaning

Cedrick

A masculine given name in English, also written Cédrick

Ceelo

Chinese-derived name for the dice game four-five-six

Ceesy

Ceila

Celena

Derived from Selene, the Greek goddess of the moon

Celes

Recorded as a given name in popular culture, for both feminine and masculine use

Celest

Not documented as a word with a meaning in the sources checked

Celesta

English given name; the keyboard instrument's name comes from French celeste, "heavenly"

Celeste

Italian form of Caelestis; also the Portuguese, Spanish and English feminine form.

Celestia

Feminine form of Caelestius