Girl Names Starting With C

A variant of Casey, derived from Irish Gaelic meaning vigilant or watchful.

Rhythmic flow; variant of Cadence.

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

A rhythmic sequence of sounds or movements

Rhythmic flow; the measure and pattern of sound or movement.

Slender or powerful warrior, rooted in Celtic tradition.

Latin name related to Caelum, meaning 'sky' or 'heaven'. Symbolizes celestial beauty.

From Latin caelum meaning 'sky'; conveys a sense of the heavenly or celestial.

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

From Gaeta, an ancient Italian port city; feminine form of Caetano.

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

Pure; one who is untainted and virtuous

Modern variant of Cadence, from Latin meaning 'rhythm', 'fall', or 'beat'.

Modern variation possibly related to Kayla, meaning 'mighty warrior'.

Ocean sky; blends kai (ocean) and lani (sky) in Hawaiian tradition.

Young woman or girl. From Irish Gaelic, a traditional term of endearment.

Pure - from the Greek word for purity

Pure; Irish variant of Caitlin, derived from Caitríona meaning 'pure.'

Pure; derived from Catherine, meaning 'pure one' expressing clarity and virtue.

Pure; represents innocence and clarity

Variant of Caitlin; suggests purity or innocence.

Pure and chaste, derived from Greek 'katharos' meaning pure. Represents virtue and innocence.

Pure; Irish form of Catherine, derived from Greek meaning 'pure' or 'clear'.

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

Lark bird. Symbolizes song, joy, and natural freedom.

From Spanish 'calandria,' a type of lark bird known for its beautiful song.

Beautiful voice, one of the nine Greek muses of epic poetry

Most beautiful; derived from the Latin Callistus, representing supreme beauty and excellence.

One who dwells at the meadow.

Girl or young woman, derived from Irish Gaelic meaning maiden

A modern variant of Callie, meaning 'beautiful' or 'beautiful woman.'

Beautiful voice, muse of epic poetry

Derived from Greek meaning most beautiful or most fair, symbolizing beauty and grace.

Most beautiful; figure from Greek mythology

Beautiful. Related to Callista, from Greek meaning beauty.

A variant of Calvin, derived from Latin 'calvus' meaning 'bald.'

To hide or conceal; from Greek mythology, a goddess of the sea

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

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

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

Attendant; variant of Camilla.

The camellia flower, or from Latin Camilla meaning attendant or helper.

Young ceremonial attendant; Latin name with connections to ceremonial service.

Latin origin related to Camille, possibly referring to a young attendant or helper.

From the camellia flower; representing beauty and floral elegance

Crooked nose; derived from Scottish roots suggesting unique character.

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

Possibly noble, or attendant, derived from Latin roots.

Perfect, unblemished; attendant at religious ceremonies

Young ceremonial attendant, noble

Young ceremonial attendant or noble birth

Young ceremonial attendant or free-born. Classical Latin roots suggesting service and freedom.

Young ceremonial attendant, helper, or servant; from Latin representing service and grace.

Young ceremonial attendant, noble

Variant of Camilla, from Latin 'camillus' meaning 'attendant to the temple.' Associated with nobility and gracious service.

A variant of Camilla, meaning helper or attendant