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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cailean | m | Latin | Cailean is a masculine name that originates from Scottish Gaelic and translates to 'the… |
| Caillen | m | Irish | Caillen is a contemporary English spelling of the name Caelan, which in turn derives fr… |
| Cairistiona | f | Latin | The name Cairistiona (Cairistìona) is derived from Christine and Christina |
| Calder | m | Scottish | The name 'Calder' comes from an English place name and is associated with 'rocky water' |
| Calgary | m | Scottish | Calgary is a less common name that is derived from the place of the same name on the Sc… |
| Callum | m | Latin | Callum is a Scottish Gaelic form of the Irish saint's name Columban, which is derived f… |
| Calum | m | Latin | Calum is a Scottish form of Columban, which is derived from the Late Latin name Columba… |
| Campbel | m | English | The name Campbel, as a Scottish variant of Campbell, translates into English as "the on… |
| Camron | m | English | Camron is a modern English form of Cameron and refers to an ancient Scottish Gaelic clan |
| Carrick | m | Scottish | Carrick is a masculine first name derived from the eponymous surname |
| Cathbad | m | Celtic | The pronunciation of the name is either KA-fa or KA-had |
| Catrina | f | Irish | Catrina is a feminine form of the name Katharina, which derives from the ancient Greek … |
| Ceana | f | Irish | The name Ceana has its roots in the ancient Irish expression caín, which means 'pretty'… |
| Ceilidh | f | Scottish | The name has its origins in Scottish |
| Celvin | m | The name Celvin, as a variant of the Scottish Kelvin, means 'the one coming from the na… | |
| Channing | m | English | Channing is a first name that is widespread in both English and Irish-speaking areas an… |
| Charlotte-Elisabeth | f | French | Charlotte-Elisabeth is a double name combining Charlotte ("the free one") and Elisabeth… |
| Charlton | m | English | The name Charlton is an English and Scottish male first name that originated from an ol… |
| Chiaran | m | Celtic | Chiaran represents a boy's name that derives from the Scottish form of Ciaran, a tradit… |
| Chrissy | f | Latin | The name Chrissy is primarily found in English-speaking regions, particularly in the USA |
| Christan | m | Latin | The name Christan refers to a boy and represents a less common form of Christian |
| Christy | f | Latin | Christy is a derived form of Christina and Christine, which are considered the feminine… |
| Clarine | f | Latin | Clarine is a girl's first name that represents a form of Clara (Klara) |
| Clyde | m | English | Clyde is not only a name for rivers in the English-speaking area but is also used as a … |
| Coinneach | m | Celtic | Coinneach is a Gaelic and Scottish derivation of the Irish name Cainneach, derived from… |
| Colin | m | English | The name Colin has two different origins and meanings |
| Columba | f | Latin | Columba is a first name of Latin origin for both genders, primarily found in Scottish a… |
| Corbie | m | Scottish | Corbie stands for crow or raven in Scottish |
| Corey | u | Latin | The name Corey is of English origin and is primarily given to boys, but sometimes also … |
| Cory | m | Latin | Cory is often considered a form of Corey and has a multifaceted meaning |
| Craig | m | American | Craig is a first name that has evolved from a traditional Scottish surname |