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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Cradoc

A variant form of Caradoc, which see.

Carlo

Free man

Spanish

Cadoc

Battle

Welsh

Coster

Peddler

English

Chapalu

Name of a monster

Arthurian Legend

Caryngton

English

Colan

Young creature

Scottish

Craiston
Clenard
Clovis

Renowned fighter

German

Clemency

Mercy

English

Crosly

Meadow of the cross

English

Colbourne

Cold brook; coal brook

English

Cadwallader

“The battle strategist,” from the Welsh cad (a battle) and gwaladr (an arranger ).

Welsh

Chinelo
Charleson

Free man

German

Cathan

Battle

Gaelic

Curran

Dagger; hero

Irish

Crooks

Crook

English

Clyde

“The keeper of the keys,” from the Greek Meidion, a key.

Scottish

Chioke

Native American

Caeden
Collett
Chesny

English

Chima
Cord

Cord maker; lamb

Spanish

Colie
Cooey

Hound of the plains

Irish

Christain
Cortney

Domain of Curtis

English

Chaunceler

Chancellor

English

Cappel

One who works at the chapel

English

Cesario

Head of hair

Latin

Chanina
Covyll

Lives at the cave slope

English

Covington

Settlement near the cave

English

Camelon

Site of Arthur's last battle

Arthurian Legend

Camber

Originally an English surname indicating a family from Cambria (Wales)

English

Che

Spanish

Channe

Young wolf; official of the church

French

Conlin

Hero

Irish

Cleevant

Cliff

English

Cayleb

Faith, devotion, whole hearted

Hebrew

Caduceus

Greek

Cadarius
Carman

Song

Latin

Currey

Dagger; hero

Irish

Chezky
Clyffe

Cliff-side slope

English

Cid

Lord

Spanish