C
Cario
Derived from the Italian word for 'carrier' or 'to carry'.
Caris
Love
Carissa
Grace or beloved
Carl
Free man
Carla
A diminutive form of Charles, meaning 'free man'.
Carlex
Derived from the name Charles, meaning 'free man'.
Carli
Darling or little one
Carlin
A diminutive form of the name Carl, often associated with strong and noble character.
Carlito
Little Charles
Carlo
Free man
Carlos
Free man
Carlotta
Free woman
Carly
Free man, or strong
Carmel
A garden land or an elevated place
Carmelia
Derived from the Latin word for 'fruitful' or 'garden'.
Carmelita
Little garden
Carmina
Song or poem
Carmine
A deep red color or pigment, derived from the cochineal insect.
Carmo
A name of Italian origin, often associated with a gentle and caring personality
Carna
To burn or consume
Carnella
Derived from Italian, possibly meaning 'little meat' or can also refer to a type of small cake
Caro
Dear or beloved in Italian
Caroun
Meaning of Caroun is not well-defined; it can suggest a sense of softness or endearment.
Carrey
A variant of the name 'Cary', meaning 'fort' or 'fortress'
Carter
One who transports goods by cart
Carus
Dear or beloved
Caruso
Italian surname meaning 'little man' or 'the young one.'
Cary
A place for a fort or fortress
Carys
Love and affection
Casan
A Spanish term meaning 'little house' or 'hut'.
Casandra
Pure, untainted
Cascaya
A fictional character name often used in literature
Casha
An affectionate term often used in various cultures.
Cashel
Fortified town or castle
Cashew
A type of nut and also a tree species
Cashira
A name of Japanese origin meaning 'forward' or 'to advance'.
Casia
A type of spice or tree used for its aromatic bark.
Casimir
Bringer of peace
Casko
Derived from 'Cask', referring to a barrel for holding liquids
Caspar
Treasurer; keeper of the treasure
Casper
Bringer of treasure
Caspian
Of or relating to the Caspian Sea.
Cass
A diminutive form of Cassandra, which means 'shining upon man'
Cassandra
A prophetess in Greek mythology who was given the gift of foresight
Cassia
A type of tree known for its aromatic bark
Cassian
Hollow
Cassidy
Cleaver, clever
Cassie
A diminutive form of Cassandra, which means 'shining upon man' in Greek.
Cassila
A variant of the name Cassia, often associated with the cinnamon plant
Cassis
A type of berry used for flavoring and drinks
Cassius
Hollow
Casso
Derived from the Latin word for 'to fall' or 'to happen'
Cassy
A pet form of the name Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.
Cassya
A variant of the name Cassia, which refers to the cinnamon tree or a type of cinnamon.
Castella
A type of sponge cake from Italy
Caster
A person or thing that casts, such as a cup or a container
Casto
Pure or chaste in Italian
Castor
Refers to the beaver, known for its industrious nature.
Cataleya
A type of orchid known for its exotic beauty
Catalina
Pure; clear
Catelyn
Pure
Cathy
Pure, innocent
Catori
A Native American word meaning 'spirit' or 'sacred'
Caven
From the Old Gaelic meaning 'little hollow'.
Caya
A name of uncertain origin, often associated with strength and beauty.
Cayko
A playful and affectionate nickname.
Cayra
Light or bright
Cazan
A diminutive form in some cultures, often used for affection
Ceasar
A title used by Roman emperors, derived from the family name of Julius Caesar.
Cece
A name often used as a diminutive form of Cecilia or other names.
Cecil
Blind
Cecilia
Blind
Cecily
Blind
Cedra
Cedar tree in English, symbolizing strength and stability.
Cedrick
Brave and generous ruler
Cedro
Cedar tree
Ceelo
Derived from the name of a popular American singer
Ceesy
A playful and cheerful character
Ceila
Celestial or heavenly
Celena
Moonlight
Celest
Heavenly
Celesta
Heavenly or celestial
Celeste
Heavenly
Celestine
Heavenly, of the sky
Celia
Heavenly
Celie
A variant of the name Celia, which is of Latin origin and means 'heavenly'
Celina
Heavenly
Cellina
Italian diminutive of 'cella', meaning 'little room'
Celt
A member of the Celtic people, associated with Celtic culture or related to the Celts
Cendie
An affectionate term in some cultures, often used for a beloved daughter or girl.
Cenith
The highest point in the sky reached by a celestial body
Cenny
A variant of the name 'Cynthia', which means 'moon' or 'moon goddess'.
Cenzo
Italian diminutive of Lorenzo, meaning 'from Laurentum'.
Cera
The name Cera can be related to the Latin word for 'wax', symbolizing softness and warmth.
Ceri
A name of Welsh origin meaning 'loved one' or 'beloved'
Cerise
Cherry red
Cero
Spanish for 'zero' or 'nothing'
Cerra
A name derived from Irish mythology associated with the goddess of purity
Cerro
Spanish for hill or mountain
Cerry
Derived from 'cherry', symbolizing sweetness and love.