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Conrad
A variant of Konrad. The Old High German words "kuoni" and "rat" mean "bold" and "counsel."
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Names starting with C
Explore 113 first names starting with C, with short explanations and links to their stories on our blog.
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Constantin
Traces back to the Latin word "constans," which means "steadfast" or "constant."
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Cora
Traced back to the Greek word "kore," which means "girl" or "maiden."
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Coral
The English word for coral, based on the Latin "corallium". As with Pearl and Amber, it is an organic material used as an ornamental stone. An established Greek variant of this name is Koralia.
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Corbinian
A name with Latin roots. The word "corvus" means "raven."
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Cordelia
Cordelia is passed down through the older literary form Cordeilla and is known from Shakespeare's "King Lear." The original meaning is unverified. "Jewel of the sea" and "heart" are not verified translations.
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Corentin
This first name has Breton roots and is primarily widespread in France. The frequently cited translation "the storm" or "the hurricane" is a common interpretation that fits well with the air element. However, the exact etymological derivation of the name has not been definitively clarified among linguists.
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Cornelius
Another Roman family name. The frequently suggested derivation from the Latin word cornu (horn) is a common interpretation. The exact older root of the Cornelii family name has not been definitively clarified. This name is an attractive choice if you are looking for a classic Latin name.
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Corsin
A traditional Romansh first name. Its origin can be traced back to the Latin name Corsinus, meaning "the one from Corsica." The feminine form is Corsina.
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Corvin
Traces back to the Roman cognomen Corvinus; the Latin word base means “raven”.
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Cosima
The feminine form of Cosmas. The Greek root word "kosmos" stands for "order" or "splendor."
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Cosmin
This first name goes back to the Greek name Kosmas. The underlying word root means "order" or "splendor".
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Cressida
The name traces back to the ancient Greek figure Chryseis, whose name means "the golden one." Cressida became well-known primarily through medieval literature and later through William Shakespeare. In German, the initial "C" is pronounced like a "K."
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Crystal
An English first name that represents the English word for crystal. The Greek word base "krystallos" originally meant "ice". Various spellings exist, such as Krystal or Chrystal.
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Csilla
A girl's name created in the late 18th century by the Hungarian writer András Dugonics. He derived it from the Hungarian word "csillag," which means "star."
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Cynthia
A name from Greek mythology. It means "woman from Mount Kynthos."
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Cyrill
The name originates from Greek. The word "kyrios" means "lord."
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