List Of 2484 Baby Boy Names Starting With Letter C | Page 10

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• Clancy: A soldier's son, a warrior; one who fights at the battlefield

• Clarance: Something that is very bright and dazzling

• Clarembald: A bold and famous one

• Claren: One who lives by the Clare River

• Clarence: A carriage that is horse-drawn that has 4 seatings

• Clarey: Clear, obvious; easy to understand; evident

• Clariance: Derived from Clare, meaning clear and bright and dazzling

• Clarion: The name of a king in Arthurian Legends

• Clarions: Derived from the name of a king in the Arthurian Legends

• Clark: A recordist, copyist; secretary; one who copies one data to the other

• Clarke: A word for clerk, one who does small time work

• Clarkston: The town of a clerk, a place where a clerk hails from

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

• Claud: Derived from the name 'Claudius', who was a 7th century saint

• Clauda: A bad, deplorable voice, that expresses grief

• Claudas: Derived from the name of a famous king

• Claude: Taken from the name of a 7th century saint named Claudius

• Claudin: Name of a French king's son, Claudas

• Claudio: Crippled, one who cannot walk; lame

• Claudiu: One who is lame, cannot walk; one whose legs are crippled

• Claudius: One who is crippled, disabled; handicapped; unable to walk

• Clauds: Taken from a 7th century saint's name, ' Claudius', which means 'lame'

• Claudy: Crippled or lame, one who cannot use his legs to walk

• Claus: The victory of the men, victory of the people; represents triumph

• Clavance: A British royal family

• Claxton: The town of Clark's, in the settlement of Jamaica

• Clay: Mortal, one who is subjected to death any moment of his life

• Clayborne: A river flowing near a clay bed

• Claybourne: One who is mortal, can die at any point in his lifetime

• Clayburn: One who hails from Clay brook, a place in Jamaica

• Clayland: Derived from the name 'Clayton', a settlement that is made of clay

• Clayne: A town situated near a place called Clayland

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

• Clayson: Derived from 'Nicholas', meaning victory of the people

• Clayten: A settlement near the land made of clay

• Claytin: A town next to a clay bed, a land made of clay

• Clayton: A town or settlement that is made from clay

• Cleary: Highly educated, scholar; learned; knowledgeable; cultured

• Cleatus: Well known, admired; illustrious; acclaimed; prominent; influential

• Cleavant: A river bank that is very steep, and falls sharply

• Cleave: A cliff, a rock face; an escarpment at the edge of a sea

• Cleavon: Cliff, a rock at the edge of a sea

• Cleeve: A short term for Cleveland, a city in the U.S

• Cleisthenes: Glory and strength

• Cleland: A land that is made up of clay, clayland

• Clell: Descendant of the wolf family

• Clellan: Son of a follower of a Saint named Fillan

• Clem: One who is gentle, soft and merciful

• Cleme: Tender, gentle; good natured; lenient; understanding

• Clemens: Good natured, gentle and merciful

• Clement: Gentle, merciful and warm hearted

• Clemente: Merciful, lenient; soft hearted; loving; sweet tempered

• Clemeth: He is merciful and a gentle person

• Clemmons: Merciful, pitiful; forgives easily; tender

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

• Clemo: The Cornish diminutive of Clement or Clemence. It means mild or merciful

• Cleofas: One who sees fame, glory and worthy of praise

• Cleon: One who hails from the cliff, famous and illustrious in Greek

• Cleophas: Used in the New Testament, he is the husband of a woman who saw Jesus being crucified

• Clerc: Derived from the word 'Clerk' or 'secretary'. Also means intelligent in Latin

• Clesek: An old Cornish name derived from the word clos, which means fame.

• Cleto: To call a spirit while praying, uaually done by a Pope

• Cletus: To summon, to call forth someone; to call upon someone

• Cleve: Cliff, a short rock, located at the brim of the sea

• Cleveland: A land that is hilly, a land covered by hills; a hilly land

• Clevon: One who hails from the cliff, One who lives in the cliff

• Clif: A man who is brave, fearless, daring and bold

• Cliff: A ridge, located at the edge of the sea

• Clifford: A stream found near a slope, A river adjacent to a slope

• Cliffton: A farm located near a cliff, A cliff near a farm

• Clifland: A land that is hilly, a land filled with hills

• Clift: A cliff or slope, a ridge located at the corner of a river

• Clifton: Residence on a cliff, houses and settlements on a cliff

• Cliftun: A farm located adjacent to a cliff

• Clint: Settlement or residence on a hill, people residing on a hill

• Clinton: Derived from the name of an English place

• Clinttun: One who hails from the headland estate

• Clintwood: A town, where people reside, another meaning is hill, an elevation on the land

• Clio: An artist of History, who played the lyre

• Clive: One who hails near a cliff, one who resides near a cliff

• Clochides: A hard working, impulsive and a daydreamer

• Clodwal: An icy cold, blue man

• Clooney: Hailing from the meadows, a land filled with grass

• Cloru: Sicilian form of Chlorus, meaning pale green.

• Clotuali: A cold one

• Cloud: A condensed form of water vapours that is present in the atmosphere, can also mean a state of worry or unease

• Clovis: Derived from the name of a French king

• Cloyd: One who works with hammers and nails

• Clunie: One who hails from the grasslands or meadows

• Clutarigas: An active minded, humble and serious individual

• Clvtori: An old male name

• Clvtorigi: A monument of Clutorrix

• Clyce: An era, a phase, a course of time

• Clyde: A term used for men living near, or on the bank of the river Clyde

• Clyffton: One who hails from a farm located near a cliff

• Clyfland: One who lives in a cliff land, a land consisting of cliffs

• Clyford: Walking through liquid substance like waves or lots of water with great effort

• Clyftun: "Clyf" means cliff and "tun" means town. A town containing many cliffs

• Clynt: One who hails from a town located near a hill

• Clyve: A person who lives at the cliffs, one who hails from the cliffs

• Cnapa: One who is the bearer and follower of Christ

• Cnebba: An expressive, talented and intellectual human

• Cnut: Knot, the tightening of a thread or loop

• Cnute: Norwegian word for knot.

• Co: With, mutually, together, jointly

• Coal: A rocky type material used as a fuel, occuring at usually underground

• Coalfield: An area of land where coal is found in huge amounts

• Coatl: Serpent

• Cob: One who replaces or takes the place of someone else

• Cobalt: A transition metal used in the making of steel and in jet turbines

• Cobar: The earth that is burnt, burnt soil

• Cobb: One who replaces or supplants, heel of the foot

• Cobby: A person who replaces or supplants or takes the place of someone else

• Cobee: One who is saved and protected by God, one who is safe in the hands of God

• Cobie: One who is protected and shielded

• Coblah: One who is born on Tuesday.

• Cobreigen: The son of the Earth, The one who is born from clay or sand

• Coburn: The name of a country

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

• Cocca: A type of grain or eatable seed

• Cochise: A type of wood, a well known warrior chief

• Codei: Light, a form of energy; lamp; torch; tubelight

• Codell: One who has a helping nature and helps others in need

• Codey: A helpful person, one who helps others in need

• Codi: Cushion, a cloth stuffed with cotton; used for comfort

• Codrin: Of the forest.

• Codrut: Hailing from a forest in Romania, in a romanian forest

• Cody: One who helps others in need, helpful; also means cushion in American

• Coe: A hill consisting of a valley

• Coelfrid: One who comes from the coal fields

• Coeman: A merchant, one who does the job of buying and selling goods, and is a businessman

• Coen: One who advices others in a bold fashion

• Coenbehrt: A brave and bold advisor

• Coenberg: A bold and brave one

• Coenburg: He is bold like a fortress

• Coenhelm: A brave and bold persin

• Coenred: A bold red man

• Coenwalh: A bold one who rules

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

• Cofa: One who is considered as the son of the dark man, the bearer of Jesus Christ

• Cofahealh: One who lives on the caves or its slopes, residing on the cave slopes

• Cofsi: The son of a dark or dusky man

• Cohen: One who performs sacred rituals, a priest

• Cohha: The bearer of Christ, one who is called as a coal seller

• Coifi: The chief of Priests, one who performs rituals of God

• Coilbrit: He who is like a hummingburd

• Coimagni: A great, grand man

• Coimagnus: A majestci, grand man

• Coineus: A creative, mindful and energetic individual

• Coire: A pool that is filled with froth or bubbles

• Coksa: Free from any impurities, clean and pure

• Col: A short term for Nicholas, meaning victory of the men

• Cola: Charcoal, a black material which is a form of carbon, and is made when an organic substance is heated in the absence of air

• Colan: A child, a young Boy of less age

• Colas: The Argentinian version of Nicholas. It means victory of the people

• Colben: "Col" stands for the victory of men and "ben" stands for son of

• Colbert: Derived from a German name meaning a bright helmet used by warriors

• Colbey: A town where coal is obtained, A coal town

• Colbie: A place or town where coal is found, a town of coal

• Colborn: A stream or river that is at a very low temperature, a cold river or stream

• Colby: A dark town, a town where coal is found

• Colden: A town where coal is found and obtained

• Cole: The victory or rejoice of the people, winning in a competition

• Coleman: A small and stocky bird, that resembles a pigeon

• Colemann: One who is tanned or dark skinned or dusky

• Colen: Triumph, win; victory; to defeat the opponent

• Coleridge: A dark ridge or mountain range

• Coleton: A town from where coal is obtained

• Coletun: Hailing from the town where coal is obtained, from a coal town

• Coley: One who is dark and dusky like the coal

• Colfre: Someone who is as peaceful, amicable and undisturbed as the dove,

• Colier: A trader of charcoal, one who does the business of buying and selling charcoal

• Colin: The triumph or victory of the people against the enemy

• Colis: One who is the son of a dark or dusky man

• Collan: A young Boy who is attractive, handsome and good looking

• Collayer: One whose job is to mine coal from beneath the ground

• Collby: One who hails from a dark farm, where there is no form of light

• Collens: The son of a king named Collen

• Colles: Glue, a substance used to stick things together

• Collier: A charcoal burner, one who works with charcoal

• Collin: A child, a little more than a baby; a small Boy,girl

• Collins: The victory or triumph of the men

• Collis: One who is the son of the dark man or a coal seller

• Collye: A word name of English meaning

• Collyer: A trader of charcoal in England, someone who buys and sells charcoal

• Colm: Dove, the bird used for the symbol of peace; a short white bird

• Colma: A dove, a stout bird that resembles a pigeon, and is used as a symbol of peace

• Colman: A small, little, tiny dove

• Colombo: Dove, the symbol of peace and happiness

• Colonel: A rank in military given to a high post, usually given to an experienced soldier

• Colony: A group of people in a settlement, province or territory

• Colorado: Derived from the state of Colorado, or the red river in Colorado

• Colsen: Coal, a form of carbon that is black in colour

• Colson: Triumph of people, the victorious people

• Colston: A town from where coal is obtained or collected, a coal town

• Colt: Residing from a dark town with no source of light

• Colten: A dark, dusky, swarthy complexion

• Colter: The owner and care taker of young, frisky horses

• Coltere: A person who rides and takes care of horses, a horseman

• Coltin: A coal town, a town where coal is obtained

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