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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Caryl

Man; free man

German

Caryll

Man

German

Caryngton

English

Casander

Brother of heroes

Spanish

Casandro

Brother of heroes

Spanish

Casar

Head of hair

Latin

Casca
Case

Box

French

Casen

Case; chest

English

Casey

Alert, watchful

Irish

Cash

Case

English

Casimeer

Famous destroyer (of peace)

Slavic

Casimir

Famous destroyer (of peace)

Slavic

Casimiro

Famous destroyer (of peace)

Slavic

Casmir

Famous destroyer (of peace)

Slavic

Casmire

Famous destroyer (of peace)

Slavic

Cason

Son of the marsh-dwellers

Scottish

Casper

Treasurer

Persian

Caspian

White

English

Cass

Treasurer; curly-headed; ingenious, clever

Welsh

Caspar

Treasurer

Persian

Cassady

Curly-headed

Welsh

Cassian

Hollow

Latin

Cassander

Brother of heroes

Spanish

Cassandero

Brother of heroes

Spanish

Cassidey

Curly-headed; ingenious, clever

Welsh

Cassidy

Curly-headed

Welsh

Cassiel

Angel of Saturday

Latin

Cassedy

Curly-headed; ingenious, clever

Welsh

Cassio

Latin

Casshe
Cassius

“The helmeted warrior,” based on the Latin cassis, a helmet.

Latin

Castorio

Beaver

Greek

Caster

Beaver

Greek

Castor

Beaver

Greek

Caswell

Well where the watercress grows

English

Casy
Catfish

Catfish; barbed fish with whiskers

English

Cathal

Battle rule

Irish

Cathan

Battle

Gaelic

Cathaoir
Catharnaigh
Cathasaigh
Catlin

Irish

Cato

All-knowing

Latin

Cattlin

Irish

Catullo

Latin

Catullus

Latin

Cavanaugh

Follower of Kevin

Irish

Cavan

Handsome

Irish