Girl Names Starting With C

Variant of Griselda, from Germanic elements meaning 'grey battle maid' or 'grey heroine.'

Related to Christ or anointed, derived from Christa

Follower of Christ, derived from the name Christine.

Follower of Christ; from the Latin christianus.

Follower of Christ; variant of Christelle indicating devotion to faith.

Follower of Christ

Follower of Christ, derived from the Christian faith tradition

Christian, follower of Christ. Expresses faith and spiritual devotion.

Variant of Christy or Christie, from the Greek Christos, meaning 'anointed' or 'follower of Christ.'

Variant of Christine, derived from Greek 'Christos' meaning a follower or devotee of Christ.

Cross (Spanish diminutive form)

From Greek 'krystallos', meaning 'clear ice' or 'crystal', symbolizing clarity.

Variant of Crystal; from Latin and Greek meaning 'ice' or 'clear glass.'

Clear as ice; bright and transparent.

Clear ice or crystal; symbolizes clarity, purity, and transparency.

Variant spelling of Crystal, derived from Latin 'crystallus' referring to clear, transparent mineral or ice.

Follower of Christ; anointed one.

Follower of Christ

Clear, transparent, and pure like crystal. Symbolizes clarity.

Variant of Crystal, meaning clear and transparent, derived from crystallized ice.

Scottish surname, likely derived from a place name or occupational origin.

Dark or dark one.

Greek goddess name; Cybele was the Great Mother goddess of nature, fertility, and wild animals in ancient Phrygian mythology.

A prophetess or seer; female form referring to one with prophetic wisdom.

Prophetess; seer. Variant spelling of Sybil.

From the place name Sydney, originally meaning 'wide meadow' from Old English.

Variant of Kylie; from Australian Aboriginal language meaning 'boomerang'.

Greek name derived from the artichoke plant genus. In mythology, Cynara was transformed into an artichoke.

Moon

Modern spelling of Cynthia, from Mount Cynthus; carries associations with the moon and radiance.

Modern spelling of Cindy, from Cynthia, Greek 'Kynthia' referring to goddess Diana on Mount Cynthos.

Moon goddess; variant of Cynthia from Greek mythology, relating to Artemis.

From Mount Cynthus; moon goddess

Moon goddess or relating to Mount Cynthus.

Variant of Cynthia; Greek origin meaning 'of Mount Cynthus' (epithet of Artemis).

From Mount Cynthus; moon goddess

From Mount Cynthus; associated with the goddess Diana.

From Mount Cynthus; associated with the moon goddess

A variant of Cynthia, associated with Mount Cynthus and the goddess Artemis in Greek mythology.

From Mount Cynthus or relating to the moon goddess Diana. Symbolizes lunar qualities.

Variant of Cynthia; relates to the moon goddess Artemis in Greek mythology, meaning 'woman from Cynthus.'

From Mount Cynthus; goddess of the moon

Modern variant of Cyra/Kira. From Greek Cyrus, meaning 'sun' or 'throne'.

Sun; derived from the Persian name Cyrus meaning 'sun'

Derived from Cyrene, an ancient Greek city in North Africa; associated with classical history and timeless legacy.

From Greek mythology, Cyrene was a Thessalian princess and nymph, representing beauty and grace.

Lordly, master. Feminine form derived from the Greek kyrios meaning lord or master.

Clear and transparent like ice; crystalline and pure.

Clear and transparent; symbolizes clarity and purity.

From Mount Cynthus, legendary birthplace of Apollo in Greek mythology.

Russian empress or queen; title for the wife of a czar.