Boy Names Starting With C

An English place name and surname used as a given name.

Possibly from Welsh 'cad' meaning battle, though the full name is not clearly established.

Related to battle and ancient Welsh nobility; associated with medieval Welsh princes.

Fighter or warrior. Modern variant of Caden with Irish roots.

Wise warrior or battle poet in Old English tradition.

Irish name of uncertain origin, possibly from Celtic roots related to warrior traditions.

Slender or powerful warrior, rooted in Celtic tradition.

Powerful warrior; mighty

Irish diminutive meaning 'slender' or 'fair,' from Caolan.

Related to the sky or heavens.

Sky or heaven; evokes vastness and transcendence.

From Latin 'caelum,' meaning 'sky' or 'heaven'; in Roman mythology, Caelus is the primordial god of the sky.

From Caeta, an ancient Roman coastal city; Portuguese name meaning 'of Caeta'

Irish surname used as a given name; from Gaelic origin suggesting leadership.

Warrior, derived from Irish cathair. Represents strength, martial prowess, and combat.

Arabic origin meaning 'friend' or 'successor of the Prophet'

Leader, judge, or chief; one who commands.

Variant of Caleb, meaning wholehearted or whole devotion to God.

Stone or pebble; from French caillou

Acquired or possessed; biblical Hebrew name representing gain and blessing.

Spear; acquired and possessed

Possibly derived from Latin 'Caius,' an ancient Roman given name.

Variation of Caesar; historically denotes an emperor or ruler with absolute authority.

Rejoice; derived from Latin meaning happy or glad.

Whole-hearted or devotion to God; variant spelling of Caleb.

Bright-headed; descendant of the bright-headed one. Associated with brightness and intelligence.

From the French coastal city; in Greek mythology, Calais was a son of Boreas.

Scottish place name derived from 'cold water,' referring to a rocky stream or river.

Originates from a place name meaning cold spring or cold stream, suggesting a location near cool waters.

From Hebrew 'Kaleb', meaning 'whole heart' or 'devoted to God'.

Devotion to God, wholehearted

From Caledonia, the Latin name for Scotland

Whole heart, devotion to God. A Hebrew variant of Caleb with deep biblical roots.

Warrior.

Whole-hearted devotion to God

Good friend. Arabic name meaning companion or beloved friend.

Leader or successor; Islamic religious and political title

Most beautiful; derived from Greek mythology

Chalice, cup, and vessel of beauty.

Most beautiful; supremely fair and excellent

Irish surname used as first name, meaning 'bright-headed' or 'bright warrior' from Gaelic Ó Ceallacháin.

One who dwells at the meadow.

Most beautiful; figure from Greek mythology

Dove, peaceful, gentle

Whole heart or devotion to God

Beautiful old man; combining Greek elements kalos (beautiful) and geros (elder).

Whole heart; devotion to God. A variant spelling of Caleb with biblical significance.

Devotee of Saint Columba, a Scottish name related to the Gaelic tradition

Bald; hairless. A variant of Calvin from Latin origins.

English surname meaning 'calf herder' or one who tends calves.

Bald, little bald one

Bald; from the Latin calvus

The cup-shaped outer part of a flower that encloses the petals.

Crooked nose; short form of Cameron, a Scottish name derived from physical description.

Moon

Variant of Cameron, from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'crooked nose,' though etymology is sometimes disputed.

Crooked mouth; a Scottish surname of clan origin used as a given name.

A city in England; place name symbolizing academic tradition and heritage.

From the winding valley, variant of the English place name Camden.

Camel; derived from the Spanish and Italian word for the animal.

Variant spelling of Cameron, a Scottish name meaning "bent nose" or historically associated with the Cameron clan.

Crooked nose; derived from Scottish roots suggesting unique character.

From Scottish Gaelic meaning 'crooked nose', from 'cam' (crooked) and 'sron' (nose).

Crooked nose; a Scottish surname-turned-given name.

Perfect, unblemished; attendant at religious ceremonies

One who attends or serves; derived from Latin roots denoting a youthful attendant in Roman society.

Crooked nose; from Scottish Gaelic 'cam' (crooked) and 'sron' (nose).

Derived from the campion flower; represents botanical beauty and natural elegance.

Generous or happy; a Persian variant meaning one who brings joy or gives generously.

Spanish name derived from Candelaria (Candlemas), referring to the feast day celebrating the purification of Mary and the presentation of Jesus.

White, pure, or sincere; derived from Latin meaning virtuous and honest.

Cinnamon; a Spanish word used as a given name or nickname.

Knot. Spanish variant of Canute, a Norse name borne by medieval Scandinavian kings.

Generous and noble; represents kindness and dignity.

Derived from Germanic roots meaning 'man' or 'warrior.'

Free man. Represents independence, strength, and masculinity.

Strong man; feminine form conveying strength and power.

Variant of Carl/Carla, derived from Germanic meaning 'free man'.

Free man, manly. Catalan form of Charles with strong, independent connotations.

Free man; variant of Carlos with Latin roots denoting freedom and independence.

From the English place name Carlisle, derived from Celtic 'caer' (fort) and Old Norse elements.

Free man; one who is unbound and independent