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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Carver

One who carves wood

English

Charan

God's feet

Indian (Sanskrit)

Chandan

Moon, light

Indian (Sanskrit)

Chaskel
Cawley

Relic

Scottish

Conyngham

Village of the milk pail

Irish

Crosby

At the cross

Scandinavian

Cyncere
Codi
Cylis
Carlomagno

Charles the Great

Spanish

Canio
Caryl

Man; free man

German

Chukwubuikem
Cetanwakuwa
Comillo

Helper to the priest

Latin

Curtiss

Courteous, polite

French

Claes

People of victory

Greek

Cedro

Spanish

Candra

The Moon

Indonesian

Camdyn

From the valley of the camps

English

Cambron
Chalklie

Chalk meadow

English

Cleit

Rocky eminence

Scottish

Chochmo

Mud mound (Hopi)

Native American

Cefirino

West wind

Spanish

Crevan

Fox

Irish

Cincere
Cadwallader

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

Welsh

Crespin

Curly-haired

Latin

Cairbre

Of unknown meaning

Irish

Chevell

Horseman: knight. An abbreviation of Chevalier. Actor-comedian Chevy Chase.

French

Calibome

Various names for Arthur's sword

Arthurian Legend

Chaplain

Secretary

English

Cipriano

From Cyprus

Spanish

Cacanisius

Son of Nis

Irish

Cranstun

From the crane estate

English

Chane

Oak-hearted

French

Carlowe
Colin

Cub

English

Carlens
Clardie
Cowal

Irish

Cote
Chanteyukan

Gracious, Benevolent

Native American

Cletis

Illustrious; called forth, invoked

Greek

Crookes

Crook

English

Chidera
Christie

Bearing Christ

Scottish

Churchill

Hill of the church

English