| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
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| Cecile | From The Latin Cecilia Meaning Blind. The Blind St. Cecilie - Patron Saint Of Music - Was A Talented Musician. | Female | French |
| Cecille | From The Latin Cecilia Meaning Blind. The Blind St. Cecilie - Patron Saint Of Music - Was A Talented Musician. | Female | French |
| Che | Abbreviation Of Jose: Latin-American Revolutionary Che Guevara. | Male | Spanish |
| Cicely | From The Latin Cecilia Meaning Blind. The Blind St. Cecilie - Patron Saint Of Music - Was A Talented Musician. | Female | English |
| Cicily | From The Latin Cecilia Meaning Blind. The Blind St. Cecilie - Patron Saint Of Music - Was A Talented Musician. | Female | English |
| Delice | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Delight | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Delisa | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Delisha | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Delissa | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Deliza | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Delyssa | Variant Of Latin Delicia Meaning Gives Pleasure. | Female | English |
| Domenico | Variant Of The Latin Dominic Of The Lord. | Male | Spanish |
| Katherine | Pure. Used Since Third Century A.D. Early Latin Forms Katerina And Caterina Became Katharine And Catherine. French Cateline And English Catlyn Came Into Wider Use During Medieval Period When Variants Multiplied. | Female | English |
| Latimer | Interprets Latin | Male | English |
| Lucrece | From The Latin Lucretia Historically A Roman Matron Who Committed Suicide As A Public Protest Against Dishonor: From The Renaissance Era - Lucrezia Borgia Who Was Sister To Cesare Borgia. | Female | French |
| Marceau | Form Of The Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer. | Male | French |
| Marcel | Form Of The Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer. | Male | French |
| Marcelino | Little Star. Form Of The Latin Marcellus Meaning Hammer. | Male | Italian |
| Maree | Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter | Female | French |
| Mariah | Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter | Female | French |
| Marie | Variant Of Latin Mary Bitter | Female | French |
| Pallatin | Fighter. | Male | Native American |
| Sylvana | Variant Of Latin Sylvia From The Forest. | Female | English |
| Sylvie | Variant Of Latin Sylvia From The Forest. | Female | English |
| Sylvina | Variant Of Latin Sylvia From The Forest. | Female | English |
| Sylvonna | Variant Of Latin Sylvia From The Forest. | Female | English |
| Urs | From Latin "Ursus", The Bear | Male | Swiss |
| Virgil | Flourishing. Roman Poet-Philosopher Virgil Works Have Been Classic Texts Of Roman History And The Latin Language For 2000 Years. | Male | English |