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Boy's Names
| Name |
Origin |
Meaning |
| Cable |
French, English |
rope maker |
| Cadby |
English |
warrior's settlement |
| Cade |
Welsh |
battler |
| Caelan |
Scottish |
form of Nicholas |
| Cahil |
Turkish |
young, naive |
| Cain |
Hebrew |
spear, gatherer, Adam and Eve's oldest
son |
| Calder |
Welsh, English |
brook, stream |
| Caldwell |
English |
cold well |
| Caleb |
Hebrew |
dog, faithful, bold, brave |
| Calhoun |
Irish |
narrow woods, warrior |
| Callum |
Irish |
Dove |
| Calvert |
English |
calf herder |
| Calvin |
Latin |
bald |
| Camden |
Scottish |
winding valley |
| Cameron |
Scottish |
crooked nose |
| Campbell |
Latin, French |
beautiful field, crooked mouth |
| Camron |
Scottish |
short form of Cameron |
| Cannon |
French |
church official, large gun |
| Carey |
Greek |
pure, castle, rocky island |
| Carl |
German |
farmer, strong and manly |
| Carlin |
Irish |
little champion |
| Carlisle |
English |
Carl's Island |
| Carlos |
Spanish |
form of Carl or Charles |
| Carlton |
English |
Carl's town |
| Carmine |
Latin |
song, crimson |
| Carnell |
English |
defender of the castle |
| Carney |
Irish, Scottish |
victorious, fighter |
| Carroll |
German |
alternate form of Carl, champion |
| Carson |
English |
son of Carr |
| Carter |
English |
cart driver |
| Carver |
English |
wood carver, sculptor |
| Case |
Irish |
short form of Casey |
| Casey |
Irish |
brave |
| Cash |
Latin |
vain |
| Casper |
Persian |
treasurer, imperial |
| Cassidy |
Irish |
clever, curly haired |
| Cavan |
Irish |
handsome |
| Cecil |
Latin |
blind |
| Cedric |
English |
battle chieftain |
| Chad |
English |
warrior, short form of Chadwick |
| Chadrick |
German |
mighty warrior |
| Chadwick |
English |
warrior's town |
| Chance |
English |
short form of Chancellor, Chauncey |
| Chancellor |
English |
record-keeper |
| Chandler |
English |
candle maker |
| Chaney |
French |
oak |
| Channing |
English |
wise |
| Chapman |
English |
merchant |
| Charles |
German |
farmer, strong and manly |
| Charlton |
English |
alternate form of Carlton |
| Chase |
French |
hunter |
| Chauncey |
English |
chancellor, church official |
| Chayton |
Lakota |
falcon |
| Chester |
English |
short form of Rochester |
| Chet |
English |
short form of Chester |
| Chilton |
English |
farm by the spring |
| Chip |
English |
familiar form of Charles |
| Christian |
Greek |
follower of Christ, annointed |
| Christopher |
Greek |
Christ-bearer, patron saint of
travelers and drivers |
| Chuck |
American |
familiar form of Charles |
| Churchill |
English |
church on the hill |
| Cicero |
Latin |
chickpea |
| Clancy |
Irish |
red headed fighter |
| Clarence |
Latin |
clear, victorious |
| Clark |
French |
cleric, scholar |
| Claude |
Latin, French |
lame |
| Clay |
English |
clay pit, short form of Clayborne or
Clayton |
| Clayborne |
English |
brook near the clay pit |
| Clayton |
English |
town built on clay |
| Cleavon |
English |
cliff |
| Clement |
Latin |
merciful |
| Cleon |
Greek |
famous |
| Cletus |
Greek |
illustrious |
| Cleveland |
English |
land of cliffs |
| Clifford |
English |
cliff at the river crossing |
| Clifton |
English |
cliff town |
| Clinton |
English |
hill town |
| Clive |
English |
alternate form of Cliff |
| Clovis |
German |
famous soldier |
| Clyde |
Welsh |
warm |
| Coby |
Hebrew |
familiar form of Jacob |
| Cody |
English |
cushion |
| Colbert |
English |
famous seafarer |
| Colby |
English |
dark, dark haired |
| Cole |
Greek |
short form of Nicholas |
| Coleman |
Latin |
cabbage farmer, coal miner |
| Colin |
Greek |
short form of Nicholas, young cub |
| Collier |
English |
miner |
| Collin |
Scottish |
form of Colin or Collins |
| Collins |
Greek |
son of Colin |
| Colson |
Greek, English |
son of Nicholas |
| Colt |
English |
young horse |
| Colter |
English |
herd of colts |
| Colton |
English |
coal town |
| Conan |
Irish, Scottish |
praised, exalted, wise |
| Conlan |
Irish |
hero |
| Connor |
Scottish |
wise, alternate form of Conan |
| Conrad |
German |
brave counselor |
| Conroy |
Irish |
wise |
| Constantine |
Latin |
firm, constant |
| Conway |
Irish |
hound of the plain |
| Cooper |
English |
barrel maker |
| Corbett |
Latin |
raven |
| Corbin |
Latin |
raven |
| Cordell |
French |
rope maker |
| Cordero |
Spanish |
little lamb |
| Corey |
Irish |
hollow |
| Cornelius |
Greek |
cornel tree, horn colored |
| Cornell |
French |
form of Cornelius |
| Corrin |
Irish |
spear carrier |
| Cort |
German |
bold, short |
| Corwin |
English |
heart's companion, heart's delight |
| Cory |
Latin |
form of Corey or Cornell |
| Cosmo |
Greek |
orderly, harmonious, universe |
| Costa |
Greek |
short form of Constantine |
| Coty |
French |
slope, hillside |
| Courtland |
English |
court's land |
| Courtney |
English |
court |
| Cowan |
Irish |
hillside hollow |
| Coy |
English |
woods |
| Craig |
Irish, Scottish |
crag, steep rock |
| Crandall |
English |
crane's valley |
| Crawford |
English |
ford where crows fly |
| Creighton |
English |
town near the rocks |
| Crispin |
Latin |
curly haired |
| Cristian |
Greek |
alternate form of Christian |
| Cristopher |
Greek |
alternate form of Christopher |
| Cromwell |
Irish |
town with cottages |
| Crosby |
Scandinavian |
shrine of the cross |
| Crosley |
English |
meadow of the cross |
| Cullen |
Irish |
handsome |
| Culver |
English |
dove |
| Cunningham |
Irish |
village of the milk pail |
| Curran |
Irish |
hero |
| Curt |
Latin |
short form of Courtney, Curtis |
| Curtis |
Latin |
enclosure, courteous |
| Cuthbert |
English |
brilliant |
| Cutler |
English |
knife maker |
| Cyrano |
Greek |
from Cyrene, an ancient Greek City |
| Cyril |
Greek |
lordly |
| Cyrus |
Persian |
king in ancient Persia |
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