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C: Boys Baby Names


Ceardach
Smith
Cearnach
Victorious
Ceaster
Lives at the camp
Ceastun
Camp
Ceawlin
Name of a King
Cedd
Name of a bishop
Cedric
Cbief
Cedric
Battle leader
Cedro
Abbreviation of Isadoro strong gift.
Cein
Archaic
Celdtun
From the farm by the spring
Celsus
Name of a saint
Celyddon
Mythical father of Culhwch
Cenehard
Bold guardian
Cenewig
Bold warrior
Cenewyg
Bold warrior
Cenwalh
Name of a king
Ceolbeorht
Seaman
Ceolfrith
Name of an abbot
Ceolwulf
Name of a king
Cerdic
Name of a king
Cesar
Long haired
Cesario
Variant of Caesar.
Cesaro
Long haired
Cetewind
From the cottage on the winding path
Cha'akmongwi
Crier chief (Hopi)
Cha'tima
The caller (Hopi)
Chace
Huntsman.
Chad
Warring; Medieval given name; abbreviation of surnames Chadwick and Chadwell.
Chad
Name of a saint
Chad
Defence
Chadburn
From the wildcat brook
Chadburne
From the wildcat brook
Chadbyrne
From the wildcat brook
Chadwick
From the warrior's town
Chadwik
From the warrior's town
Chadwyk
From the warrior's town
Chagai
Mediates
Chaim
Life
Chaim
Crooked
Chait
Catlike
Chalmer
Rules the home
Chalmers
Rules the home
Chan
Nickname for John.
Chanan
Cloud
Chance
Chancellor
Chance
fortune; a gamble. Variant of Chauncey.
Chancellor
Chancellor
Chancey
Chancellor
Chandler
Candlemaker.
Chandler
Maker of candles
Chane
Oak-hearted.
Chaney
Oak-hearted.
Chankoowashtay
Good road (Sioux)
Chanler
Maker of candles
Chann
young wolf.
Chann
young wolf.
Channe
young wolf.
Channe
young wolf.
Channing
young wolf.
Channing
Member of the bishop's council
Channing
young wolf.
Channon
young wolf.
Channon
young wolf.
Chano
Abbreviations for names ending in -ano and -rio. Chan: (Chinese) family name.
Chanoch
Initiating
Chansomps
Locust (Algonquin)
Chapalu
Name of a monster
Chapin
Clergyman
Chapman
Merchant
Chapman
Merchant
Chappel
From the chapel
Chappell
From the chapel
Charles
A man. French variant of Carl adopted by the English since seventeenth-century reigns of King Charles I and II. British Charles Prince of Wales.
Charles
A man. French variant of Carl adopted by the English since seventeenth-century reigns of King Charles I and II. British Charles Prince of Wales.
Charles
Manly
Charleson
a man; variant of Carl.
Charleston
a man; variant of Carl.
Charleton
From Charles's farm
Charley
a man; variant of Carl.
Charlie
a man; variant of Carl.
Charlot
Son of Charlemagne
Charlton
From Charles's farm
Charly
a man; variant of Carl.
Charro
Nickname for a cowboy particularly in Argentina.
Chas
a man; variant of Carl.
Chas chunk a
Wave (Winnebago)
Chase
Huntsman.
Chasen
Huntsman.
Chatham
From the soldier's land
Chattan
Clan of the cats
Chatwin
Warring friend
Chatwyn
Warring friend
Chaunce
Chancellor
Chaunce
fortune; a gamble. Variant of Chauncey.
Chaunceler
Chancellor
Chauncey
Chancellor; fortune; a gamble.
Chauncey
fortune; a gamble.
Chauncy
fortune; a gamble. Variant of Chauncey.
Chauncy
fortune; a gamble. Variant of Chauncey.