Girl Names Starting With C

Free person; feminine variant of Carol/Caroline derived from the Latin Carolus.

Free woman. Feminine of Charles, meaning freedom and liberty.

Free woman.

Variant of Caroline, from Latin 'Carolus' (related to Charles), meaning 'free man'.

Strong woman or free, a feminine form expressing joy and strength.

Beloved and dear; symbolizes affection and warmth.

Free woman; feminine form of Charles.

Free woman of grace; combines Caroline (free woman) with Anne (grace).

Beloved or womanly; diminutive of Caroline or Charlotte

Free woman and grace; compound name combining Carrie (English) and Anne (Hebrew grace).

From Carrig, a rocky place

Related to Karen; means 'pure'.

Free person; derived from the Latin for freeman

Grace or dear; variant of Carissa with uncertain exact etymology.

From Latin 'carus' meaning 'dear' or 'precious.' Symbolizes being treasured and beloved.

Free woman, variant of Carolyn from Latin meaning free.

Rocky river; a Scottish place name meaning a river or stream with rocky terrain.

Free man or man, from Germanic 'Karl.'

Love or dear, from Welsh cara; symbolizes affection and warmth.

She who shines or far-shining; variant of Cassandra.

Variant of Cassia, from Latin referring to a spice tree or cinnamon.

Curly-haired or descendant of Caiside

Announcing peace; from kazic (announce) + mir (peace/world)

One who shines upon men; variant of Cassandra.

Descendant of Caiside. A modern variant spelling of Cassidy, an Irish surname.

One who excels.

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

Variant of Cassandra, from Greek mythology: a doomed prophetess cursed to speak truth but never be believed, symbolizing tragic insight.

Shining upon man, prophetess

From Greek meaning 'she who excels' or 'surpasses'; in mythology, a Trojan prophetess

Related to Cassandra, from Greek meaning 'one who shines upon men' or from Greek mythology.

Shining upon man, variant of Cassandra possibly from Greek 'kassein' (to excel).

Vigilant and alert, from Irish roots meaning watchful or observant

Shines or excels; a diminutive of Cassandra from Greek mythology.

A fragrant spice and plant name, symbolizing warmth and aromatic qualities.

Clever or curly-haired, variant of Cassidy with Irish roots

Variant spelling of Cassidy, meaning curly-haired or descendant of Caiside.

She whose words excel; name of a queen in Greek mythology and a constellation.

Variant/diminutive of Cassandra. From Greek origin, traditionally meaning 'shining upon man' or 'prophetess.'

Variant of Casey, from Irish meaning brave or watchful.

Pure; clear or uncorrupted

Pure or chaste. Variant of Catalina, derived from Catherine.

Pure, innocent, clear

Pure

Pure

Pure or chaste. A short form of Catherine, representing purity and virtue.

Pure.

Pure, from Greek Katharos via Caitlin; popularized by modern literature.

Pure or clear; a variant of Catherine derived from Greek origins.

Pure and clear; of spotless character.

Pure. Variant of Kathleen, derived from the Greek 'katharos' meaning pure or clean.

Variant of Katharina or Catherine, from Greek meaning pure.

Pure or unsullied; derived from the Greek word for purity

Pure

Pure and chaste; a variant of Catherine derived from Greek, symbolizing cleanliness and virtue.

Variant of Catherine, from Greek 'katharos' meaning 'pure'.

From the Greek word for 'pure'. Represents clarity and virtue.

Pure. Symbolizes clarity, innocence, and virtue.

Pure or chaste.

Variant of Catherine, from Greek meaning pure. Symbolizes virtue and clarity.

Traditionally interpreted as 'pure,' though the etymology is debated.

Pure and virtuous in nature, representing moral cleanliness and spiritual purity.

Pure; from Greek origins meaning unblemished and sacred.

Pure, derived from the Greek word katharos.

Pure and clear. A variant spelling of Catherine with the same classical origins.

Pure; a variant of Cathy, from Catherine derived from Greek meaning 'pure', 'clean', or 'chaste'.

Pure; Italian variant of Catherine from the Greek katharos.

Pure and chaste; represents virtue and clarity. From the classical name Catherine.

Pure; derived from Irish Cathleen.

Variant of Caitlin, derived from Catherine, meaning 'pure'.

Pure, chaste

Named after the beautiful Cattleya orchid, symbolizing elegance and rare beauty.

Named after botanist William Cattley. Refers to an exotic orchid genus.

Pure; variant of Catherine, from Greek meaning pure.

Variant of Casey, from Irish meaning watchful or vigilant.

Rhythm or falling

From the spice and the city in French Guiana; evokes exoticism and warmth.

A Spanish feminine form of Cayetano, derived from the ancient Italian city of Gaeta.

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

Variant of Kayla, meaning 'slender' or 'beautiful.'

Mighty warrior or slender. Suggests strength combined with grace.

Alert and watchful; represents awareness and intuition.

Variant spelling of Caitlin, derived from Irish/Gaelic origins meaning 'pure.'

Pure or chaste, from Catherine, symbolizing innocence and virtue.

Irish name from 'Ciara', meaning 'dark' or 'dark-haired' in Irish Gaelic.

Blind; derived from Latin Caecilia; commonly used as a nickname for Cecilia.

Blind or heavenly in Latin; honored as patron saint of music

Short form of Cecilia, derived from Latin meaning blind or having poor eyesight.

Associated with Saint Cecilia, patron saint of music

Blind.

From Latin Caecilia, related to caecus meaning 'blind'. Associated with Saint Cecilia, patron saint of music.

Blind; patron saint of music and musicians

A variant of Cecilia, derived from Latin meaning blind or sightless.

Polish form of Cecilia; derived from Latin 'Caecus' meaning blind, though historically associated with the patron saint of music.