Girl Names Starting With C

Traditional Irish social gathering or party.

A Scottish and Irish social gathering featuring music, dancing, and storytelling together.

Related to Selena, from Greek goddess of the moon. Symbolizes beauty and celestial grace.

Heavenly; of the celestial realm and sky.

Heavenly or of the sky; celestial.

Derived from celestial, meaning heavenly or relating to the sky.

Heavenly, celestial, of the sky

Heavenly or celestial; related to Celeste from Latin tradition

From Latin caelestis, meaning heavenly or of the sky; symbolizes divine and ethereal nature.

Heavenly; of the sky or celestial realm.

Variant of Celia, derived from Cecilia. Traditionally associated with classical elegance.

Heavenly, relating to the sky

Heavenly; variant of Celia with diminutive suffix.

Modern diminutive possibly derived from Celeste, meaning 'heavenly' or 'of the sky'.

Variant of Cindy, diminutive of Cynthia, from Greek Kynthia meaning 'from Mount Cynthus.'

Paradise, heaven.

Peaceful or serene; variant of Serenity from Latin serenitas.

Cherry; represents sweetness and natural beauty

Dear one; beloved and cherished.

French word for cherry, used as a personal name. Evokes the deep red color and the fruit itself.

Love. Derived from the Welsh word 'caru' meaning to love.

Beautiful and lovely. A Sanskrit name conveying grace, charm, and aesthetic beauty.

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

Named after the Hindu lunar month (March-April); symbolizes springtime and renewal.

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

Chalk landing place; variant of Chelsea referring to a riverside chalk dock

Hebrew variant of Hannah, from Hebrew 'Channah' meaning 'grace' or 'gracious'.

From chance or fortune. English name with modern appeal.

French word for candle, often symbolizing light and illumination when used as a name.

Sanskrit name for a fierce Hindu goddess; symbolizes divine feminine power and strength.

Moonlit or moonlight. Represents beauty, serenity, and feminine grace.

From Sanskrit, meaning moonlight or moon goddess.

Gracious or beloved, a Hebrew diminutive of Hannah meaning God has favored me.

Grace; she has favored us. God's gracious gift.

Song, singing; one who sings

Singer or from the place Chantal

Singer; derived from French 'chanter' meaning 'to sing'.

Stone or inspired by Saint Chantal.

From Chantilly, France. Associated with delicate lace and elegance.

Small or little one. Spanish diminutive form suggesting something petite and delicate.

From the Greek word 'chara,' meaning 'joy' or 'gladness,' representing happiness and delight.

Variant of Charlene or Charla; from Germanic meaning 'free man' or 'woman of free status.'

Grace and kindness; shortened form of Charity or Charis meaning 'grace' in Greek.

Variant of Charissa, derived from Greek charis meaning 'grace,' 'charm,' or 'charity,' reflecting kindness and favor.

Grace and charm, from Greek meaning 'divine gift' or 'favor'.