Travel Baby Names, Names Inspired By Travel Starting With C
These are travel baby names that start with the letter C. Use the alphabet bar to switch to a different starting letter, or view all travel baby names.
| Name | Meaning | Gender | Recorded origin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calder | From The Stony River | Male | Celtic |
| Camden | From The Winding Valley | Male | Anglo |
| Candide | Bright: Glowing White. Also Sweet. | Female | French |
| Carmel | Garden | Male | Hebrew |
| Carolina | Joy. Also Feminine Variant Of Charles Meaning Manly | Female | English |
| Carson | Son Of Carr | Male | English |
| Cartland | From The Land Between The Streams | Male | English |
| Catalina | Pure IZABEL | Female | English |
| Chandler | Maker Of Candles | Male | French |
| Charlotte | Tiny And Feminine. Also Feminine Of Charles Meaning Manly | Female | French |
| Chelsea | Seaport. Place Name: A London District. | Female | English |
| Chenzira | Born On A Journey | Male | Egyptian |
| Chevy | Horseman: Knight. An Abbreviation Of Chevalier. Actor-Comedian Chevy Chase. | Male | French |
| Chris | Abbreviation Of Christopher And Christian. | Male | English |
| Christopher | One Who Holds Christ In His Heart. | Male | English |
| Clark | Cleric: Secretary. | Male | English |
| Claudine | Feminine Of Claude. | Female | German |
| Cleveland | From The Cliff Land | Male | English |
| Cody | Cushion | Female | English |
| Coral | From The Coral Of The Sea | Female | Greek |
| Cruz | Cross. | Male | Spanish |
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