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American Baby Names: Usage, Style, and Cultural Context Starting With C

These are american names that start with the letter C. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all american names.

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Cade Male English
Caden Little Fighter. Female American
Cadence Rhythmic Female French
Cailyn Rejoicer. Female Celtic
Cain Possessed Male Hebrew
Cale Bold Male English
Caleb Bold Male Hebrew
Callie Lark Female English
Callum Bald Dove Male Scottish
Cambria Myth Name Female English
Camden From The Winding Valley Male Anglo
Camdyn Female English
Cameron Crooked Nose Male Celtic
Camila Free-Born: Noble. Variant Of Camilla Female French
Camilla Free-Born: Noble. Variant Of Camilla Female French
Camille Variant Of The Flower Name Camelia. Female English
Campbell From The Beautiful Field Male French
Camren Crooked Nose. Male Irish
Camron Variant Of Cameron Bent Nose. Male Scottish
Camryn Bent Nose Female Celtic
Cara Friend Female Celtic
Carissa Beloved. Female Greek
Carl A Man Male English
Carla Manly Female Romanian
Carleigh Freeholder (Dignity For Life) Female German
Carley "A Free Person. A Feminine Form Of Charles, Also See Carla, Carol And Caroline." Female English
Carlie "Variant Of Karlee, Karlie." Female English
Carlos Strong Male French
Carly Little And Womanly. Alternate Spelling: Carlie. Female Latin
Carmelo Fruitful Orchard. Refers To Mount Carmel In Palestine. Male Hebrew
Carmen Song. Variant Of Carmel - Fruitful Orchard As Mount Carmel In Palestine. Female Spanish
Carolina Joy. Also Feminine Variant Of Charles Meaning Manly Female English
Caroline Feminine Of Carl: Joy: Song Of Happiness. Feminine Variant Of Charles Meaning... Female English
Carolyn Joy Also Feminine Variant Of Charles Meaning Manly Female English
Carson Son Of Carr Male English
Carter Drives A Cart Male English
Case Variant Of Casey Alert: Vigorous. Male Irish
Casen Alternate Spelling: Cason. Male English
Casey Brave: Vigilant. Female Irish
Cassandra Myth Name (A Prophetess No One Believed) Female Greek
Cassidy Clever Male Gaelic
Catalina Pure IZABEL Female English
Catherine Innocent Female Anglo
Cayden Fighter. Spirt Of Battle. Male Gaelic
Cecelia "Blind. Famous Bearer: The Blind St. Cecilie, Patron Saint Of Music, Was A Ta... Female Latin
Cecilia Blind One Female Romanian
Cedric Battle Leader Male English
Celeste Heavenly. Female French
Celine Variant Of Celia Or Selena. One Of Seven Mythological Daughters Of Atlas Tran... Female French
Cesar Long Haired Male Spanish

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