Dog Names That Start With C

Cassidy

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

Cassie

Diminutive of Cassandra and other names beginning with Cass

Cassila

Cassin

English form of the French surname Cassin

Cassio

Italian form of cassius; also a brazilian masculine given name

Cassis

A commune east of Marseille, spelled Cassís in Provençal

Cassius

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

Casso

Cassy

Diminutive of Cassandra and of other names beginning with Cass

Cassya

Castella

Recorded as a feminine given name in medieval Italian

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

Castor

Refers to the beaver, known for its industrious nature.

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

Catori

Cava

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

Caven

Cay

A small, low sandy island on a coral reef

Caya

Recorded as a given name in Dutch, Spanish and Asturian; no meaning is documented

Cayko

Cayra

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

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

Cedra

Esperanto word meaning "of cedar", from cedro (cedar) + -a

Cedric

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

Cedrick

A masculine given name in English, also written Cédrick

Cedro

Cedro is the word for the cedar tree in some Romance languages

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

Celestial

English word meaning relating to the sky or outer space

Celestine

English form of Caelestinus, from the Latin caelestis, heavenly

Celia

Feminine form of the Roman family name Caelius

Celie

A given name recorded in English, feminine

Celina

Polish, Portuguese and Spanish form of Céline, or short form of Marcelina

Celino

Italian and Spanish form of Caelinus or a short form of Marcelino

Celli

An Italian surname

Cellina

Celt

A member of the Celtic peoples, or a speaker of a Celtic language

Cena

Latin word for the main meal of the day in ancient rome

Cendie

Cenith

No documented meaning; recorded as a feminine given name in American English

Cenny

A variant of the name 'Cynthia', which means 'moon' or 'moon goddess'.

Cenzie

Cenzo

Galician cenzo, "buttocks"; also a short form of Vincenzo

Cera

Recorded as a given name in anglicized medieval irish, latvian and popular culture

Ceri

A name of Welsh origin meaning 'loved one' or 'beloved'

Cerise

French word for "cherry"

Cero

Cerra

A surname recorded in the sources checked

Cerro

Spanish for hill or mountain; in Italian, a habitational surname from places named Cerro.

Cerry

Recorded as a rare feminine given name in German

Cerys

Welsh feminine given name, a variant of Carys

Cesar

Unaccented form of César, used mainly in America and the Philippines

Cesare

Italian form of Caesar

Cesko

Czech for 'Czech' or 'Bohemian'

Cetto

Cevin

A name of Irish origin often associated with 'handsome' or 'beautiful'.

Cezar

A variation of Caesar, meaning 'long-haired' in Latin.

Chacco

Chacha

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese and Jurchen

Chachi

A term of endearment, often used in Latin American cultures.

Chacko

Malayalam ചാക്കോ, a Syriac Malayalam form of Jacob and James

Chaco

Chad

From the Old English meaning 'warrior' or 'battle'

Chai

Hebrew word for "life"; also a word for tea in numerous languages

Chaka

Recorded as a given name in Zulu and in rare African American use

Chako

Recorded as a feminine given name in Japanese

Chalky

Chaly

A variation of the name 'Charlie', often used as a term of endearment

Chamba

An Indigenous term meaning 'the place of rest or calm'

Chambo

Chammi

A character in the novel Aangan and its 2018 television adaptation

Champ

English colloquial clipping of champion, and a surname

Champagne

English word for the sparkling wine of the Champagne region of France

Champie

Chan

Means "moon" in Khmer, ultimately from Sanskrit चन्द्र (candra)

Chana

Modern Hebrew form of Hannah.

Chance

Diminutive of Chauncey; also from the English word chance, "luck, fortune"

Chanda

Sanskrit chhandas, the study of poetic metre and verse

Chandella

Chandler

From a Middle English occupational surname meaning "candle seller" or "candle maker"

Chandra

Means "moon" in Sanskrit, from चन्द (cand), "to shine"