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Colton: From a dusky, dark village, where there is no light
Coltrane: A young, agile, playful horse that is full of energy
Colum: Dove, a small bird that is a symbol for peace and harmony
Columba: Dove, a bird resembling pigeon and a symbol for peace
Columbo: Derived from an Italian word meaning Dove, a white bird that is used as the symbol of peace
Columbus: A small white bird, Dove, used as a symbol of peace
Colver: One who is as peaceful as the dove
Colvert: Seaman, one who is fond of seas and lives near it
Colvin: The black colour, the darkest of all colours
Colvyr: One who resembles a dove, peaceful and calm
Colwyn: A river situated in the country of Wales
Colyer: A person who is a charcoal merchant, deals with charcoal and its products
Colyn: The triumph of the people, a young Boy who leads to the triumph of the people
Colys: Son of the Dark Man
Coman: Noble, a high-principled person; generous; reputable
Commie: One who is born on a Saturday.
Commius: A historical king of the Belgic nation
Commodore: A title for an officer who has been assigned to command more than one ship
Con: Heroic and wise, one who has lots of wisdom
Conal: Mighty, ferocious; high in rank and looked upon by people
Conall: A mighty, great and hound-like warrior, who is respected by all
Conan: Wise and high, filled with widsom and respected by all
Conand: One who gives the command
Conant: Elevated and wise, high, mighty and filled with wisdom
Conary: A wise person, a man who is filled with knowledge
Conbrinun: A friendly natured, happy, easy going and alluring being
Concenn: One who is concentrated
Concetto: Mother Mary's Immaculate Conception in Her mother's womb
Concord: Calm, peace, tranquility, non-violence, still and quiet
Condaf: English name for Boys
Condede: To acknowledge something to be truth
Conerad: A bold advice or instruction, derived from the name of a 10th century saint
Conetoci: An English baby Boy
Conewalch: A comforting, relaxed and optimistic person
Coney: Rabbit, a herbivorous animal that lives in burrows
Confur: One who is comforting, humble and talented
Cong: Intelligent, one who has lots of wisdom and excels in every aspect
Congen: A free, sensitive, reasonable individual
Conguean: One who is strongly responsible and generous being
Conhinoci: An expressive, detail oriented and joyous being
Conhinog: One who is expressive, detail oriented and imaginative
Conlan: Hero, one who is courageous and is admired by everyone
Conlec: An English male name
Conley: Hero, strongwilled, wise and idiolozed by all
Conn: A high, mighty and wise person, who is also a brave advisor
Connacht: Brave, one who can tackle stressful and harmful situations
Connal: High, mighty, respectful, ferocious, respected by all
Connar: One who has a strong will power, and is wise
Connecticut: Beside a long river which has high tides
Connell: Mighty, high and is admired by all, one who is strong at battle
Conner: Filled with desires and longings
Connery: A child of the gunting-dog's keeper
Connie: Hero, a courageous person, who is respected and admired by all
Connley: Hero, the idol of men, who is courageous and bold
Connolly: A wise person who is also brave
Connor: A strong willed person, who is also wise
Connors: A wise man who is not only brave, but is also strong willed
Conny: A hero, one who is brave, courageous and is admired by men
Conoc: He loves dogs and wolves
Conor: One who is strong willed and has high desires for himself
Conrad: Brave, able to fight against tough situations with courage
Conrade: Bold and mighty, admired by all
Conradin: One who advices in an honest fashion
Conrado: A brave advisor or counsellor, who advices others in a brave manner
Conran: Descendant of a famous king named Conaran
Conroy: Persistent knowledge in all aspects, a wise person who has knowledge in every field
Constans: Constant, never changing; steadfast; persistent and sustained
Constant: Something that is persistent and never undergoes any change
Constantijn: Constant, persistent; a thing that remains the same and does not change
Constantin: Something that is persistent and never changes
Constantine: Steadfast and continuous, persistent and doesn't change with time
Constantino: Stable and constant, never undergoes any change
Constantinos: Stable and steady, constant; something that can never change
Constantinus: Persistent and abiding, conatant, does not change
Consus: Sowing the seeds, planting; Derived from the Roman God of harvest
Conthigirni: A person who is a doglover
Conuan: A name for a large ravine, neat and generous
Conuetu: One who is diligent, reserved and gorgeous person
Conuoge: One who is an united man
Conway: The hound or gaint of the mountains or plains
Cony: A hollow in a hill, derived from word "Corey"
Conyers: A famous city in Georgia
Cook: An occupation of cooking food, a person who excels in making food
Coolidge: To be extremely protective and careful
Coop: One who makes barrels and other wooden materials for a living
Cooper: Maker of wooden objects like tubs, buckets, barrels, etc
Coopersmith: Manufacturer of wooden objects like barrels, tubs, buckets, etc
Coos: The top or summit, the peak; the highest limit
Copeland: A purchased land, a land that is bought
Copernicus: The belief that the planets revolve around the sun, derived from the Copernicus theory by Nicholas Copernicus
Copper: A reddish brown mineral,metal used for making tools and objects
Corbaleng: A versatile, sensitive and content human being
Corbalengi: Loyal, brilliant and fantastic human being
Corbalengus: A good natured, skillful and cultured person
Corban: A sharp, steep, almost perpendicular hill
Corben: One whose hair is as black as the raven bird
Corbenic: Name of the place where the grail was kept.
Corbet: Hair as black as the raven bird
Corbett: Raven, a black bird that resembles a crow
Corbin: A black bird resembling crow, Raven
Corbinian: A raven, a bird resembling the crow
Corbit: Black bird, the raven, a bird that looks like crow
Corbitt: Black haired, the raven, that is black coloured and resembles a crow
Corby: A young, new born crow, that is a few weeks old
Corbyn: One whose hair is as black as the bird raven's colour
Cord: A bold and honest adviser, one who advices fearlessly
Cordale: One who mkes chords and strings, a chord maker
Cordaro: A lamb, a baby sheep
Corday: The maker of chords, a strings and chord manufacturer
Cordell: Maker and seller of strings and chords
Corder: A baby sheep, a lamb
Cordero: A lamb, a little sheep
Cordie: One who sells ropes and chords, a rope seller
Cordovan: A wool used to make carpets, from Argentina
Coree: A steep, deep gorge that has very steep sides
Corentin: A hurricane, a violent storm or tornado
Corentyn: The Cornish form of the name Corentin, meaning hero.
Corey: A boiling, frothing, foaming pool
Cori: A turbulent, boiling pool filled with foam
Coriander: A herbaceous plant used in culinary
Coridon: A long feather on a helmet
Corin: Coming from a hollow in a mountain
Corinth: Satisfied, contented, can also mean ornament
Corinthian: Hailing from the ancient city of Corinth in Greece
Coriolanus: The tragedy that happened to Coriolanus, a story of Shakespeare
Corky: A hollow in a mountain or a hill
Corley: A hollow or an empty space in a hill
Cormac: The son of the one who drives the chariot, the son of the charioteer
Cormack: One who rides the chariot, a charioteer
Cormoran: A character that appears in the fairytale "Jack the Giant Killer"
Cornal: Derived from the name of a town
Cornelio: A bony outgrowth that is usually seen in cattle like cows, buffalows, goat,etc
Cornelious: Horns, a bony substance that grows on the body of certain animals
Cornelis: Horn, a bony growth on the body of some animals
Corneliu: Romanian form of Cornelius, meaning 'horn'.
Cornelius: Hoen, i.e. a bony growth that grows on the bodies of certain animals
Cornell: The name of a town in Britain
Cornellis: A horn, a bony growth on the bodies of cattle
Cornett: Horn or horn blower, refers to the one who blows horns
Cornwallis: Person hailing from a town named Cornwall
Corrado: Fearless, bold, not afraid, valiant
Corran: One who bears a spear, a weapon used at the times of war
Correy: A vacant space or hollow in a hill
Corrick: A hollow or vacant space in a hill
Corridon: Wielder or bearer of spear, a war weapon
Corrigan: Wielder of a little spear, a war weapon
Corrin: Bearer or wielder of a spear, a war weapon
Corryn: The colour "grey", a mixture of black and white
Cors: Son of the dark man
Corsabrin: A detail oriented, deep natured and generous being
Cort: A man who works at the court, a courtier. Also means "short" or "stunted" in Norse. Means "courageous" in German
Cortel: An alliance of enterprices
Cortez: Courteous, polite in manners, well behaved and respectful
Cortland: A short, small piece of land
Cortlandt: A land where farming is done, a farming land
Cortney: A person who lives in a court, a courtier
Corty: One who advices others boldly and in a candid manner
Corvin: One whose hair is like a Raven's
Corvus: A raven, a black bird that resembles a crow
Corwan: A loyal friend, a liver friend
Corwin: A very close friend who is close to the heart
Corwine: A close friend, a friend close to the heart
Corwyn: A best friend, the best companion; the friend closest to the heart
Cory: A pool that is foaming, fizzy or seething
Corydon: Prepared or ready for a war, battle or fight
Coryell: One who wears a protection for his head, one who wears a helmet
Corzen: A kinsman, a cousin. Used as a surname
Coshel: Derived from the name of a famous Indian saint, who was considered divine
Cosimo: Meaning in Greek is "order, pattern or sequence". Meaning in Italian is "Famous bearers of the Medici family"
Cosma: Italian form of "cosmas", meaning order, pattern, decency or decree
Cosmas: Order, decency, decree, pattern or sequence
Cosme: Decree, order, sequence or pattern
Cosmin: Harmony with life, Praise; Commend. It is the Romanian form of "Cosmas" which means order.
Cosmo: Beauty, Delicacy; Order. It is the English form of "Cosimo".
Cossa: A courteous and efficient human being
Costa: Firm, Secure; Stable; Steadfast
Costache: Romanian form of Constantin, meaning constant, steadfast.
Costantino: Constant, Steady; Diminutive of Constantin; Stable
Costas: Constant or steady. It's the short form of Constantine.
Costel: Constant, Steadfast; Diminutive of Constantin
Costello: Son of Oisdealbhaigh
Costentyn: The Cornish form of Constantin. It means constant or steady.
Coster: Derived from Costermonger, Seller of Costard (a type of Apple); It is an unusual first name but a more common surname.
Costi: A free detailed and creative person
Costica: Stable, Steadfast; Diminutive of Constantin
Costin: Constant, Steady; Diminutive of Constantin
Cotton: It is a dimunitive of Old french Cot(t)e "coat (of mail)", orignates from old English meaning "˜at the cottages or huts'.
Coty: Helpful, Shield; Protective individual
Coulson: It is an English surname meaning "son of Nicholas,Cole." Also Irish surname meaning "son of Dubhgall.", Trimphant people.
Coulter: Foal, Playful; Energetic; Part of a plough
Courage: Bravery, Strong; one with a lot of courage
Courey: A dweller near the hallow
Court: Reference to the residence of the lord of a manor, From Old French'Yard or enclosure'; From English 'Small, Short'; Also refers to Courtier and court attendent.
Courtenay: Literally means "From the court", When translated into French, it refers to "Short nosed"; From Courtenay in Northern France.
Courteney: Short nosed, Domain of Curtuis
Courtland: Courtier, Court attendant; Short Land
Courtlandt: Land of the Court, alternate form of "Courtland"
Courtnay: Lives in the court, Courtdweller
Cove: Bay, Inlet; Shelter; Hut; Originated from Old English word "cofa"
Covell: Derived from the Old English word "Cloak", therefore it is a nickname for the habitual user of cloak, name for a cloakmaker; Lives at the cave slope