List Of 1695 Baby Girl Names Starting With Letter C | Page 7

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• Ciandra: Something that is surrounded by light

• Cianna: Praise of the Lord, God is gracious

• Ciara: Dark, something that is not fair in complexion

• Ciarra: Dark, not fair; dim; dusk

• Ciarran: One who is dark and dusky

• Cibil: A name for fortune-teller, one who predicts the future

• Cicada: A type of insect that makes loud noise at night

• Cicely: A herbaceous plant native to central Europe, derived from Caecilius

• Cici: One born at day break.

• Cicilia: Blind, one whose eyes a dysfunctional and disables them from seeing things

• Cicily: One who is blind, i.e. unable to see due to dysfunctioning of eyes

• Cidney: A wide meadow, a piece of land filled with grass

• Ciel: Sky, a part of the earth's atmosphere

• Ciela: A heavenly object, from the skies

• Cielle: Sky, a part of the atmosphere, derived from the French word Ciel

• Cielo: Heaven, the abode of God

• Ciena: A clay material used for many purposes

• Cienna: One who is from the land of Siena

• Ciera: An angel, a messenger of God

• Cierra: Black, the darkest colour of all

• Cihuaton: Little woman

• Ciji: Initial for C.G

• Cik: Malaya word for Miss.

• Cili: Blind, one who doesn't have the ability to see

• Cilia: Blind, one who does not have the ability to see

• Cilicia: Something that is circular and rolls about itself

• Cilinia: Derived from an ancient name meaning "heaven", is also the name of a 5th century saint

• Cilla: Ancient, antique; relic; A nickname for Priscilla White, who was an ancient British singer of 1960s

• Cim: One who presides, ruler; emperor; lord; king; maharaja

• Cimberleigh: One who is from the royal meadows. a place meant for the high-born men

• Cin: A reddish brown coloured spice

• Cinda: Something that is originated from the mountain "Kynthos"

• Cindal: Bright, attractive; shiny

• Cindel: An abbreviation for the names Cynthia and Lucinda

• Cindell: A Greek variation of the name Cindy, or Cynthia

• Cinderella: The female lead of a fairytale, belonging to the ashes

• Cindi: Dimunitive or abbreviation for the name Cynthia

• Cindia: Abbreviation or dimunitive of the names Cynthia and Lucinda

• Cindra: Derived from the name Kynthia, Goddess of the moon and hunting and Apollo's twin sister

• Cindy: Abbreviation for Cinderella, Cynthia and Lucinda

• Cinnamon: A spice, added to food for flavour

• Cinthia: One of the names of the moon and hunting goddess

• Cintia: Hungarian word for Cynthia, the goddess of moon

• Cintya: A name given to the goddess of the moon

• Cinxia: One who is considered as the goddess of marriage

• Cinzia: A mythological goddess, Cynthia, who was born on Mount Cynthus

• Ciorstaidh: One who is a follower of Jesus Christ

• Cipriana: A woman from Cyprus.

• Cira: The sun, the source of energy for mankind

• Circe: A witch, siren; magician

• Cirie: A successful person who likes to be reasonable

• Cirila: Lady, woman; mistress; or the female term for Ciril

• Cirilla: The mistress, lady; female term for Ciril

• Cissa: One who does not have the ability to see, Blind

• Cisse: A name derived from the place called Cisse in Vienne

• Cissi: A variant for the name Caecelia, who was the saint for music

• Cissie: One who is blind, one who cannot see

• Cissota: Blind, one who cannot see; one who lost the sense of vision

• Cissy: Derived from Cecilia, meaning blind, one who cannot see

• Citana: One who is a star in the sky

• Citlali: A star, an object of the space and universe

• Citlalic: Rising star

• Citlalicue: Star garment

• Citlalli: Star, a heavenly body in space

• Citlalmina: Greatest of all the female heroes.

• Citra: Picture, image, a form of art, an artist's impression

• Citrarupa: One whose form or body consists of different patches of colours

• Citrine: Type of quartz, a mineral found in metamorphic and igneous rocks

• Clacie: An English name derivated from Lassy

• Cladine: Branched, something that is classified into many sub-divisions

• Claefer: Clover, a part of the pea family that is used as a fodder

• Claibourne: One who hails from the earth, born from the earth

• Claira: Bright and clear, attractive; appealing

• Claire: Appealing to everyone, bright and clear

• Claireece: Latin name for bright,clear and attractive

• Clairese: One who is famous, popular and known by majority of people

• Clairey: One who is bright, clear and famous

• Clane: A plant that is herbaceous and is used as fodder for animals

• Clara: One who is distinguished, clear and bright

• Clarabella: Appealing, distinguished, bright and clear

• Clarabelle: Dazzling, bright; brilliant; clear; famous

• Clarae: Famous, dazzling; bright; clear

• Clarah: Latin term for clear, bright and dazzling

• Claral: Famous, dazzling; bright; clear

• Claramae: One's beloved, loved; a bright and clear pearl

• Claramay: A combination of blue and pink colours

• Claramunda: Clear and bright, appealing and dazzling

• Clarcia: Something that is clear and bright

• Clare: Derived from the name of an English river

• Clarencia: Something that is clear, dazzling, bright and famous

• Claressa: A novel, that is also known as "the History of a Young Lady

• Claresta: Shiny, dazzling; brilliant; appealing

• Clarette: Clear, easy to interpret; unclouded; bright

• Clariandra: A clear and bright maden

• Claribel: A beauty that is illuminated and appealing

• Clarice: Something that is bright and attractive

• Claricia: A clear woman

• Clarimonda: An intelligent female protector

• Clarimonde: One who is a brilliant female protector and protects others

• Clarina: A thing that is bright and clear

• Clarinda: Something that has a very nice clarity, and is bright

• Clarine: Clearness, having no obstruction

• Claris: One who is very famous and is known by everyone

• Clarisa: Derived from 'Claris', which means bright, clear and attractive

• Clariscia: Clear, bright and dazzling

• Clarisin: Bright, vivid, dazzling and clear

• Clariss: One who has fame, and is the brightest of all

• Clarissa: Clear, something that is easy to understand and interpret

• Clarissant: Name of Gawain's sister

• Clarisse: Gentle, shining and has fame followed by attention

• Clarita: Clear or transparent, easily understood

• Claritia: Bright, attention gainer and clear

• Clarity: Clear, obvious; free of objections; unclouded

• Clarizza: One who is bright, filled with good virtues, and is known by all

• Clarrie: One who lives beside the river Clare, the longest river in the Lough Corrib

• Clarrisa: Derived from Clarice, meaning bright, clear, dazzling and famous

• Clarugge: A woman's name

• Clary: Brightness and clearness, attractive

• Clasina: A bright woman, a dazzling woman who is attractive

• Claudean: Something that glows or shines

• Claudelle: Derived from a saint's name, 'Claudius', who lived in the 7th century

• Claudette: The feminine form of a 7th century saint's name

• Claudia: As mentioned in the New Testament, it is the feminine form of 'Claudius', a 7th century saint

• Claudie: A female form of a 7th century saint, Claudius

• Claudina: Something that is feeble, lame

• Claudine: One who is a descendent of Gods, hails from Gods

• Clavel: Spanish name for carnation, a bright flower

• Clayne: A town situated near a place called Clayland

• Clayre: One who is not only bright, but also famous and known by all

• Cl�lie: A french version of an old Roman name

• Cl�mence: A kindhearted an gentle woman

• Clea: Fame, popular; glory; known by everyone; stardom; stature; honour

• Cleantha: Praising in the name of flowers

• Clelia: A Roman herione who acted in the Classical era

• Clely: A french version of Clelia, a Roman herione

• Clemance: Mercy, showing forgiveness; pity; grace

• Clematis: A type of a climbing stemmed plant, a vine plant

• Clemence: Merciful, lenient; gentle; soft-hearted

• Clemencia: Mild and gentle, merciful; good natured and soft hearted

• Clemency: Gentle, mild; soft; warm and hearty

• Clementeen: One who is very gentle, kind and soft hearted

• Clementia: One who is soft, gentle, good natured and lenient

• Clementina: Feminine derivative of 'Clement', meaning gentle, soft and pleasant

• Clementine: Mild, merciful; forgiving; tender

• Clemento: Merciful, tender; forgiving; soft hearted

• Clemmie: Derived from Clement, meaning gentle and merciful

• Clemmy: Gentle, mild; soft; tender; merciful; pleasant

• Cleo: Short from of Cleopatra, which means glory and fame

• Cleona: Fame, glory; recognition; reputation; name

• Cleone: The daughter of the river God in mythology

• Cleopatra: Father's glory or fame, recognition of Father

• Cleora: It means glory or fame of the Father

• Cleotha: A woman who is a creative artist and everyone else is inspired by her

• Cleotilde: A well known warrior, a well known soldier

• Cleremunda: A clear and birght protector of men

• Clericia: A wandering group of people

• Cleta: Short name for 'Cleopatra', which means one who has glory and fame

• Clete: To call on someone, to call someone

• Cleva: One who lives in the hills, who resides in the hills

• Cliantha: Honour, glory, repute, name, credit

• Cliodhna: An Irish goddess who had a beautiful shape, who fell in love with a mortal

• Cliona: One who is shapely, refers to a shapely Irish goddess who fell in love with a human

• Cliupatra: A form of given name Cleopatra, meaning she who brings glory to the father.

• Cllâodène: Lame

• Cllémentène: Mild or merciful

• Clochette: Beautiful, something that looks good and catches the eye of people

• Clodagh: A place where lots of rivers flow, and these rivers are places of prayers

• Clodia: One who cannot walk, lame or crippled

• Cloe: A green shoot, a sign of growing or developing

• Clora: Fresh and green, healthy and green; goddess of flowers

• Cloria: One who is considered as the goddess of the Spring season

• Clorinda: In Greek, the meaning of this name is greenery, or a place filled with vegetation and plants

• Cloris: Blossoming or blooming of flowers, Goddess of flowers and spring

• Clothilde: Derived from the name of a saint, who converted her husband king to Christianityity

• Clotild: One who is famous for war, known for his war skills

• Clotilda: One who is famous for her war skills, known as heroine for her war tactics

• Clotilde: Famous for battle and war skills

• Clotille: One who is well known and famous for her battle and war skills

• Clove: Derived from 'Clover', the name of a flower from the pea family

• Clover: A plant that origins from the pea family and is a fodder plant for animals

• Clymene: In Greek, it means Mother of Atlanta, and the Latin meaning is Amazon

• Clytemnestra: A famous person who is also a great pleaser or wooer

• Clytie: A river fairy who fell in love with the Sun God. As a reward, she was turned into a sunflower, because of which her face was always turned towards the sun

• Coaxoch: Serpent flower

• Coby: One who acts as a supplanter, one who replaces or takes place of someone else

• Cocheta: One who is not familiar, a stranger

• Cochrann: The one who rules, king or lady

• Coco: Spanish meaning is "To help someone in need"

• Cocoliloc: She is hated

• Codee: One who is very helpful and helps others in need

• Codie: The son of Oda, from the Oda clan

• Codier: A cushion or pillow, a cloth stuffed with cotton, normally used for furniture purpose

• Codruta: A determined, talented and fierce individual

• Codyr: A cushion, a pillow; a cloth that is stuffed with cotton and is used as furniture

• Coelee: A valley or a draining zone

• Coeli: Heaven, a place where God is supposed to reside

• Coenburga: Woman bold like a fortress

• Coeur: The most vital organ of the human body, the heart

• Coleen: Female, a young woman; a lady

• Coleka: People's win, victory of men after defeating the enemy

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