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Italian Baby Names, Names Of Italian Origin Starting With C

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

NameMeaningGenderRecorded origin
Cadenza Rhythmic Female Italian
Cala Castle Female Arabic
Calandra Lark Female Greek
Callisto Myth Name (Another Name For Arcas) Female Greek
Calvina Feminine Form Of Calvino Bald Female Spanish
Calvino Bald Male Italian
Camelia Flower Female Romanian
Camila Free-Born: Noble. Variant Of Camilla Female French
Caprice Fanciful Female Italian
Cara Friend Female Celtic
Carina Pure Female French
Carine Pure Female French
Carla Manly Female Romanian
Carlita Feminine Form Of Charles Manly Female Spanish
Carlo Manly Male Italian
Carlos Strong Male French
Carlotta Italian Form Of Charlotte (Manly) Female Italian
Carmela Garden Female Spanish
Carmelina Golden Female Hebrew
Carmeline Golden Female Hebrew
Carmella Golden Female Hebrew
Carmina Song Female English
Carmine Vine Dresser Male Hebrew
Carola Joy Female Spanish
Carolina Joy. Also Feminine Variant Of Charles Meaning Manly Female English
Casimiro Peaceful Male Spanish
Cassandra Myth Name (A Prophetess No One Believed) Female Greek
Cecilia Blind One Female Romanian
Cecilio Blind Male Italian
Cedrina Modern Feminine Of Cedric. Female English
Celeste Heavenly. Female French
Cesare Long-Haired Male Greek
Chiara Dark. Feminine Of Ciaran. Female Irish
Cipriana Myth Name Female Greek
Cipriano From Cyprus Male Spanish
Cira Sun Female Italian
Cirilo Noble Male Spanish
Ciro Sun Male Spanish
Clara Bright Female Romanian
Clarice Variant Of Claire Or Clarice. Bright: Shining And Gentle: Famous. Female English
Clarissa Clear Female Spanish
Claudia Lame Female Spanish
Claudio Lame Male Spanish
Concetta From The Immaculate Conception Female Italian
Conchetta Reference To The Immaculate Conception Female Spanish
Consolata Consolation Female Italian
Constantia Constancy: Steadfastness. Female Spanish
Constanza Constant Female Italian
Corrado Bold, Sage Counselor Male Italian
Cosmo "Order, Universe." Male Greek

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