Boy Names Starting With C

Free man, man of strength; Spanish diminutive of Charles

Free man; a man of freedom.

Free man, representing freedom and strength.

Surname used as first name, meaning 'son of Carl,' where Carl means 'free man' in Germanic origin.

Free man. A variant of Charles and Carlos with Germanic roots.

Cart driver; occupational surname meaning man who drives a cart.

Derived from Mount Carmel, meaning garden or vineyard.

A variant spelling of Cameron, from Scottish Gaelic meaning 'crooked nose.'

Fort of Michael; Scottish place-based name

Free person; derived from Germanic roots related to the word for caroler or singer.

Free man; from Germanic roots. Carol used as a masculine form.

Fen or marshy place. Refers to a wetland or boggy area.

Variant of Carroll, from Germanic or Gaelic roots meaning 'free man'.

A rocky outcrop or crag. Associated with strength and solidity.

Son of Carr; Carr derives from Scandinavian origins meaning marsh or fen

Son of the marsh-dwellers

Christian, a follower of Christ. Derived from the name Christian.

Cart driver, transporter of goods

One who carves; occupational surname used as first name, suggesting craftsmanship.

English name, variant of Calvin or Marvin; meaning 'car friend' or 'marsh friend.'

A fortress or settlement that is white or blessed, from Welsh elements.

New house; from Italian casa (house) and nova (new). Associated with charm and seduction.

Hollow, maker of chests

A stone fort or fortified settlement; from Irish meaning circular stone fortress.

Variant of Cassius; Latin origin Roman family name with classical heritage.

Peacemaker; destroyer of peace. From Slavic 'Kazimierz.'

Bringing peace; peacemaker. From Slavic Kazimierz.

Peace-bringer

Proclaiming peace or announcing peace, from Slavic roots meaning to announce and peace.

One who brings treasure; treasurer of the treasure. Traditionally associated with one of the Three Magi in Christian tradition.

Named after the Caspian Sea, evoking geographic grandeur and expansive waters.

Short form of Cassian, from Latin meaning 'hollow' or 'vain'; modern standalone name.

From Greek, representing nobility and power; historically a name of Macedonian nobility.

From the Roman family name Cassius, possibly meaning 'empty' or 'vain' in Latin.

Hollow, empty, vain, clever

Hebrew name meaning 'my cover is God' or 'shield of God', representing divine protection.

Divine protector; in Greek mythology, one of the Dioscuri heavenly twins.

Dweller by cress springs from English; refers to aquatic plant streams

Variant of Casey, from Irish meaning brave or watchful.

Vigilant and watchful, honoring keen awareness, attentiveness, and perceptive spirit with strength.

Derived from place name Catania; historically associated with Saint Cataldo of Taranto.

Related to Catalonia or the name Catalán. Spanish/Italian diminutive form.

Spanish diminutive form related to Katherine/Catalina.

An Irish and Scottish Gaelic name possibly derived from Cathal, meaning 'battle' or 'warrior.'

Pure; derived from Irish Cathleen.

Scottish surname meaning 'cold water' or 'rough stream'; used as given name.

Irish place name from 'Cabhán' meaning hollow or cave.

From a place name; associated with William Caxton, the pioneer of English printing.

Variant of Casey, from Irish meaning watchful or vigilant.

From Gaeta; of the Italian city of Gaeta, with Latin roots denoting geographical heritage.

Narrow strait or narrow passage; derived from Scottish geography and Gaelic traditions.

Wholehearted devotion; modern spelling variant of Caleb from Hebrew 'kahlev' (devotion to God).

Mighty warrior or slender. Suggests strength combined with grace.

Modern variant of Caelan/Kailan, Irish names meaning 'warrior' or 'powerful'.

Acquired or possessed; biblical name indicating one who is gained or obtained.

Long-haired; possibly derived from Latin, though etymology is debated.

Related to the Roman emperor title, representing power and leadership.

Derived from Latin meaning venerable, revered, or of high status.

Blind; from the Roman family Caecilia

Possibly related to Severus, meaning 'strict' or 'stern' in Latin.

Heavenly or celestial; related to Celeste from Latin tradition

From Latin 'caelestis' meaning 'heavenly' or 'of the sky,' suggesting spiritual and celestial connection.

Elevated; heavenly; from the sky

Gathering or assembly; associated with joy and festivity in Turkish tradition.

Aramaic name meaning stone or rock, symbolizing strength, stability, and a solid foundation.

From Cephas, an Aramaic-Greek name meaning 'rock' or 'stone,' related to the apostle Peter.

Long-haired, from the Roman name Caesar

Variant spelling of Caesar; Latin origin meaning 'hairy.'

Warrior or defender; variant of Chadwick with Old English roots.

Warrior; mighty in battle

Tea in Sanskrit and Hindi; life in Hebrew. A symbol of warmth and vitality across cultures.

Hebrew origin meaning 'life,' from chai. Symbolizes vitality and living spirit.

A Sanskrit name meaning 'consciousness,' 'awareness,' or 'sentience.' It represents spiritual awakening and enlightenment.

Strong or fire; a powerful name reflecting strength and energy in Zulu and Xhosa languages.

Free man; variant spelling of Charles from Germanic roots.