Girl Names Starting With C

Virtue name representing the quality of charity, love, and compassion.

Benevolence, love, and compassion

Afrikaans diminutive of Charles; meaning 'free man' or 'manly.'

French feminine form derived from Charles, meaning 'free man.' Suggests independence, liberty, and strength of character.

Free woman; feminine form derived from the Germanic name Charles

Modern variant of Charlie, from Germanic 'karl' meaning 'free man' or 'man'.

Free woman; feminine form of Charles.

Variant of Charlene/Charles, from Germanic 'Karl' meaning 'free man'.

Strong female form of Charles, meaning a mighty warrior woman.

Feminine form of Charles, derived from Germanic 'Carl' meaning 'free man,' symbolizing independence and strength.

Charles's town or settlement; a place-based name for a town or city.

Free woman

Free woman

Free woman or person; feminine form derived from Charles, meaning 'free man' in Germanic.

Free woman. From Germanic elements meaning free or noble.

Free man or strong woman; variant of Charles with feminine ending.

Free woman; feminine of Charles.

Free man; from the Germanic name Charles.

French variant of Charlotte; derived from Germanic 'Karl' meaning free man or man.

From Germanic root meaning 'free man.' Scandinavian variant of Charlotte, conveying strength and independence.

Free woman. Feminine form of Charles, symbolizing freedom and independence.

Charlotte means 'free person'; Grace means 'elegance and divine favor.'

Free man, from the Germanic Charles. Modern variant spelling of Charley.

Free man. From Germanic Karl, symbolizing freedom and strength.

Feminine variant of Charles, meaning 'free man.'

Variant of Charlene, derived from Germanic 'Karl,' meaning 'free man' or 'strong.'

Free man; feminine variant of Charles with Germanic roots.

Charming—conveying appeal, grace, and attractiveness.

From Greek, meaning 'delighted one,' relating to charm and grace, suggesting charisma and warmth.

Graceful and charming; derived from Greek charis meaning grace

Spanish name, possibly derived from or related to Rosario or other Spanish feminine names.

From Germanic Karl, meaning free or man.

Free person; feminine form of Charles.

From Greek mythology, the ferryman of the dead who transports souls across the river Styx.

French occupational surname meaning cart maker or chariot driver, symbolizing craftsmanship and labor.

Beautiful or beautiful woman; symbolizes grace and aesthetic charm.

Dear, beloved, precious one.

Virtuous and pure; derives from the virtue of chastity.

Virtue name signifying purity, chastity, and moral restraint.

Variant spelling of the virtue name Chastity, representing purity, moral integrity, and virtuousness.

Purity, virtue, and moral chastity

Purity and virtue; moral integrity and chasteness.

English place name, sometimes used as a given name.

Morning or pearl

Moon; symbolizes reflection and dreams in Sanskrit tradition

Variant of Chantal, derived from a French place name associated with Saint Chantal.

Stone; variant of Chantelle

Hebrew word meaning 'life' or 'living'; a form of Chavah/Eve, the first woman in Hebrew tradition

Yiddish diminutive form, often used as an endearing nickname.

Life or living. Hebrew name symbolizing vitality and existence.

To hunt or pursue; modern spelling variant of Chase, suggesting a spirited nature.

A variant spelling of Chelsea, an English place name.

Chalk landing place; a maritime port town

Sanskrit-derived name meaning 'disciple' or 'student,' referring to one who studies under a teacher.

Variant of Chelsea, meaning 'chalk landing place' or 'chalk port'.

Modern variant of Chelsea, referring to a London district meaning 'chalk landing place.'

Port on the Thames River; a London district

Chalk wharf (variant of Chelsea, an English place name)

Chalk landing place. Variant of Chelsea, from Old English referring to a chalk port.

Chalk landing place; English place name suggesting coastal geography.

Variant of Chelsea, from Old English meaning chalk landing place or port.

A chalk landing place; derived from the English place name Chelsea.

Chalk landing place. Variant of Chelsea, from Old English referring to a chalk port.

From the place name Chelsea, of English origin meaning chalk landing place.

Morning. Common Chinese surname and given name with celestial or natural significance.

A caterpillar, or a fuzzy decorative yarn texture.

White dove. Native American name symbolizing peace and purity.

Morning sunshine. From Chinese 'chen' (morning) and 'xi' (glow/sunshine).

French word meaning 'dear' or 'beloved,' often used as a term of affection.

Beloved and dear one; a cherished and adored treasure