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Colton
The town of coal or dark town
Conall
Strong wolf
Conker
A type of nut from the horse chestnut tree
Conner
Lover of hounds
Connor
Lover of hounds or dogs
Conroy
A surname of Irish origin meaning 'wise' or 'knowledgeable'.
Cookie
A small, sweet baked treat
Cooley
Derived from a surname meaning 'swarthy' or 'dark-skinned'
Cooper
Barrel maker
Corban
A term for a gift or offering to God in Hebrew tradition
Corina
Maiden
Corkey
A name derived from 'cork', often associated with buoyancy and lightness.
Cormac
Charioteer
Cortez
Spanish for 'the one who is a counselor or advisor'
Corvin
Derived from the Latin word 'corvus', meaning raven
Corwin
Heart's friend
Cosima
Order, harmony
Cosimo
Derived from the Greek name Kosmas, meaning 'order' or 'decency'.
Cosmas
Derived from the Greek word for 'order' or 'decoration'.
Cosmic
Relating to the universe or cosmos; celestial
Cosmos
A harmonious system of countless elements that are interconnected
Cottie
A term of endearment often used for a small pet.
Cotton
A soft, fluffy fiber used in textiles
Cowboy
A person who herds and tends cattle, especially in the western United States
Creamy
Having a smooth texture resembling cream
Cresso
Italian for cup
Cresta
Small crest or peak
Cricko
A playful or whimsical creature
Crisby
A playful variation of the name Cris, often associated with a lively and cheerful personality.
Crispie
A light and airy food, often resembling a small cake or biscuit
Crokus
A type of flowering plant in the iris family
Crosby
From the cross settlement
Crunch
The sound of something being crushed or crunched
Crusoe
A name derived from a literary character in Daniel Defoe's novel, Robinson Crusoe, representing resilience and adventure.
Csilla
Star
Cuddle
To hold close in one's arms as a way of showing love or affection
Cuddly
Affectionate and warm
Cullen
Handsome, good-looking
Cupper
A term often used to describe a cup holder or a cup itself.
Curran
Descendant of the ruler
Curtis
Brave or courteous
Cyrene
A mythological figure who was a huntress and a goddess of the hunt.
Cyrill
Derived from the Greek name Kyrios, meaning 'lord' or 'master'.
Dacapo
From the beginning; again
Dackie
A diminutive form of Dachshund
Dacota
Derived from the Native American Sioux language, meaning 'friend' or 'ally'.
Daegan
Meaning 'little fire' in Irish
Daeira
A name that implies a sense of guidance or leadership.
Daelan
Derived from the Gaelic meaning 'little flat valley'.
Daelyn
A modern name often associated with charm and grace
Daemyn
A variation of the name Damon, often associated with loyalty and friendship.
Daeron
A name often associated with noble or high-born individuals.
Daffie
A playful and cheerful name inspired by daffodils, symbolizing new beginnings.
Dahlia
A type of flowering plant originally from Mexico
Dainty
Delicate or fragile in appearance
Daisya
Derived from the name Daisy, which symbolizes purity and innocence.
Dajana
The name Dajana is derived from the Slavic word meaning 'gift' or 'morning star'.
Daksha
Intelligent, capable
Dalena
A diminutive or variation of the name 'Dahlia', which is a flower name.
Daliah
The name Daliah is derived from the Arabic word for 'branch' or 'bough'.
Dalila
Gentle or delicate
Dallas
From the surname meaning 'meadow valley'.
Dallon
Little valley
Dalmie
A playful variation of Dalmatian, which refers to the breed known for its distinctive black or liver-spotted coat.
Dalton
Valley town
Damian
To tame or to subdue
Damien
To tame, subdue
Damilo
A name of Italian origin, often associated with strength and resilience
Damion
To tame or subdue
Dancan
A noble and brave warrior
Dandan
A common term used in various cultures, often conveying a sense of joy or fun
Dandie
A diminutive form of ‘Dandy’, often associated with elegance.
Dandor
A name of playful connotation, often associated with joy and enthusiasm.
Danica
Morning star
Daniel
God is my judge
Danika
Morning Star
Danila
The Lord is my judge
Danilo
Derived from the Hebrew name Daniel, meaning 'God is my judge'
Danira
Gift
Danish
A type of pastry that originated in Denmark.
Dannie
A diminutive form of Daniel or Danielle, meaning 'God is my judge'.
Dannos
Derived from the Italian word meaning 'gifted'.
Dantie
A term of endearment, often used to convey affection
Danton
The name Danton is of French origin and means 'brave,' 'beloved.'
Danube
The second longest river in Europe, flowing through several countries.
Daphie
Noble or delicate
Daphne
Laurel, a symbol of victory
Daphny
Laurel; victory
Dapper
Neat, trim, or smart in appearance
Dapple
A pattern of spots or mottled markings.
Darbie
A name of English origin that evokes the idea of a playful and charming personality.
Darcey
The name is derived from Old French and means 'from the marsh town'.
Darios
Derived from the Greek name Darius meaning 'possessor' or 'maintainer'.
Darius
Upholder of good
Darkus
Related to darkness or shadow
Darlin
A term of endearment, often used to express affection.
Darlyn
Beloved
Darragh
Oak tree
Darren
From the Irish surname O'Dearghain, meaning 'descendant of Dearghain'.
Darrow
Derived from the Old English word meaning 'the oak tree' or 'oak grove'.