By Gender: • Both • Female • Male • Pop Male • Pop Female • | a | b | c | d | e | f | g | h | i | j | k | l | m | n | o | p | q | r | s | t | u | v | w | x | y | z | Name Root Definition Gender Cadman Celtic Warrior Masculine Caesar Latin Long Haired Masculine Calder Celtic From Stony River Masculine Caleb Hebrew Faithful Affection Masculine Calvert Old English Shepherd Masculine Calvin Latin Bald Masculine Caldwell Old English Near a Cold Well Masculine Caleb Hebrew Faithful Masculine Calvin Latin Bald Masculine Cameron Scottish With a Crooked Nose Masculine Carl Teutonic Farmer Masculine Carlin Gaelic Little Champ Masculine Carlisle Old English From the Walled City Masculine Carlton Old English From Carl's Farm Masculine Carmine Latin Song Masculine Carney Celtic Warrior Masculine Carroll Celtic Champion Masculine Carter Old English Cart Driver Masculine Carver Old English Wood Carver Masculine Cary English Fort Masculine Casey Celtic Brave Masculine Casper Persian Treasure Masculine Cecil Latin Blind Masculine Cedric Celtic Chieftain Masculine Chad or Chadwick Celtic Warrior Masculine Chadwick Celtic Warrior Masculine Chalmers Teutonic Lord of the Household Masculine Chandler Old French Candlemaker Masculine Channing Old French A Canon Masculine Chapin Old French A Clergyman Masculine Chapman Anglo Saxon Merchant Masculine Charles Anglo Saxon Manly Masculine Chase French Hunter Masculine Chatwin Old English Warlike Friend Masculine Chauncey Latin Chancellor Masculine Chester Old English Dweller in Fortified Town Masculine Christian Latin A Christian Masculine Christopher Greek Christ-Bearer Masculine Clarence Latin Famous Masculine Clark Latin Learned Masculine Claude Latin Lame Masculine Clay Old English The Clay Farm Masculine Clayton or Clay Old English The Clay Farm Masculine Clifford Anglo Saxon Near the Cliff Masculine Clive Old English Cliff Dweller Masculine Clyde Welsh Heard from Afar Masculine Coleman Irish Dove Masculine Colin Greek People's Victory Masculine Collier Old English Miner Masculine Colton Old English Coal Town Masculine Con or Conan Celtic Wise Masculine Conan Celtic Wise Masculine Conrad Teutonic Able in Counsel Masculine Conroy Irish Wise Man Masculine Conway Celtic Hound in the Plain Masculine Corbin Latin The Raven Masculine Corey Old Irish Residence Name Masculine Corwin Latin The Raven Masculine Cosmo Greek Well-Ordered Masculine Crispin Latin Curly Haired Masculine Crosby Teutonic Dweller by Town Cross Masculine Culbert Teutonic Cool and Brilliant Masculine Culver Old English Dove Masculine Curt Latin Short or Little Masculine Curtis French Courteous Masculine Cuthbert Anglo Saxon Famous and Brilliant Masculine Craig Celtic Rocky Hill Masculine Cyril Greek Lordly Masculine Cyrus Persian The Sun Masculine Caitlin Welsh Form of Catherine Feminine Calista Greek Most Beautiful Feminine Camille French Swiftness of Foot Feminine Candace Greek Glowing Feminine Cara Italian Darling Feminine Carissa French Tender Touch Feminine Carlin **** Short for Caroline Feminine Carla Anglo Saxon Feminine of Charles Feminine Carlotta Italian Form of Charlotte Feminine Carly **** Form of Carol Feminine Carmel Hebrew Woodland Feminine Carmen Spanish Crimson or Red Feminine Caroline French Song of Joy Feminine Carrie or Caroline French Song of Joy Feminine Cherise French Cherry Feminine Catherine Greek Pure Feminine Celeste Latin Heavenly Feminine Chantal Latin Song Feminine Charity Latin Affection Feminine Charlene French Small Beauty Feminine Chelsea Old English Harbor Feminine Cheryl French Beloved Feminine Chloe Greek Blooming Feminine Christine Latin Christian Faith Feminine Clarissa Latin Clear Feminine Coral or Cora Greek Small Stone Feminine Courtney French King's Attendent Feminine Cynthia Greek Moon Goddess Feminine Name Root Def. From Hitchcock's Dictionary ******Names: Hebrew/Middle Eastern/Greek/Roman/Egyptian Cabbon ****** as though understanding Cabul ****** displeasing; dirty Caiphas ****** he that seeks with diligence; one that vomiteth Cain ****** possession or, possessed Cainan ****** possessor; purchaser Calah ****** favorable; opportunity Calcol ****** nourishing Caleb ****** a dog; a crow; a basket Caleb-Ephratah ****** see Ephratah Calneh ****** our consummation Calno ****** our consummation; altogether himself Calvary ****** the place of a skull Camon ****** his resurrection Cana ****** zeal; jealousy; possession Canaan ****** merchant; trader; or that humbles and subdues Candace ****** who possesses contrition Capernaum ****** the field of repentance; city of comfort Caphtor ****** a sphere, buckle or, hand Cappadocia ****** the same as Caphtor Carcas ****** the covering of a lamb Charchemish ****** a lamb; as taken away; withdrawn Careah ****** bald; ice Carmel ****** circumcised lamb; harvest; full of ears of corn Carmi ****** my vineyard; lamb of the waters Carpus ****** fruit; fruitful Carshena ****** a lamb; sleeping Casiphia ****** money; covetousness Casluhim ****** hopes of life Cedron ****** black; sad Cenchrea ****** millet; small pulse Cephas ****** a rock or stone Cesar ****** a name applied to those who are cut out of the womb Chalcol ****** who nourishes, consumes, and sustains the whole Chaldea ****** as demons or, as robbers Charran ****** a singing or calling out Chebar ****** force or strength Chedorlaomer ****** roundness of a sheaf Chelal ****** as night Chelub ****** a basket Chelluh ****** all Chelubai ****** he altogether against me Chemarims ****** black ones Chemosh ****** handling; stroking; taking away Chenaanah ****** broken in pieces Chenani ****** my pillar Chenaniah ****** preparation or, disposition or, strength of the Lord Chephirah ****** a little lioness Cheran ****** anger Cherethims ****** Cherethites, who cut or tear away Cherith ****** cutting; piercing; slaying Chesed ****** as a devil or, a destroyer Chesil ****** foolishness Chesulloth ****** fearfulness Chidon ****** a dart Chiliab ****** totality; or the perfection of the father Chilion ****** finished; complete; perfect Chilmad ****** teaching or learning Chimham ****** as they; like to them Chios ****** open; opening Chisleu, Cisleu, Casleu ****** rashness; confidence Chislon ****** hope, trust Chisloth-tabor ****** fears; purity Chittem ****** those that bruise; gold Chloe ****** green herb Chorazin ****** the secret; here is a mystery Chozeba ****** men liers in wait Christ ****** anointed Chun ****** making ready Chushan-rishathaim ****** blackness of iniquities Chuza ****** the seer or prophet Cilicia ****** which rolls or overturns Cis ****** same as Kish Clauda ****** a lamentable voice Claudia, Claudius ****** lame Clement ****** mild; good; merciful Cleophas ****** the whole glory Cnidus ****** age Colhozeh ****** every prophet Colosse ****** punishment; correction Coniah ****** strength of the Lord Coos ****** top, summit Corinth ****** which is satisfied; ornament; beauty Cornelius ****** of a horn Cosam ****** divining Coz ****** a thorn Cozbi ****** a liar; sliding away Crescens ****** growing; increasing Crete ****** carnal; fleshly Crispus ****** curled Cush, Cushan, Cushi, ****** Ethiopians; blackness Cuth, Cuthah ****** burning Cyprus ****** fair; fairness Cyrene ****** a wall; coldness; the floor Cyrenius ****** who governs Cyrus ****** as miserable; as heir Name Root Def. 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