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Chawn
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Chawn: A variant of John, meaning "God is gracious." |
Native American |
Either |
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Chaplin
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Chaplin means "clergyman" in Old French; derived from Latin "capella." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Charleston
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Charleston: Named after King Charles II, meaning "Charles' town." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Chandra
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Chandra means "moon" in Sanskrit; originates from Hindu mythology. |
Hindu, Indian, Sanskrit |
Either |
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Chandrika
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Chandrika means "moonlight" in Sanskrit; it has Indian origins. |
Indian, Sanskrit |
Female |
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Chance
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Chance means luck; originates from Latin "cadentia," meaning "falling." |
American, English |
Either |
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Chanda
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Chanda means "moon" in Sanskrit; originates from Indian culture and mythology. |
Arabic, Indian, Sanskrit |
Female |
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Ceylon
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Ceylon: ancient name for Sri Lanka, derived from Sanskrit "Lanka." |
Sanskrit, Sri Lankan, Tamil |
Either |
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Chábeli
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Chábeli is a Spanish diminutive of Isabel, meaning "God is my oath." |
Spanish |
Female |
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Chace
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Chace means "to hunt"; derived from Old French "chacier." |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Male |
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Cécile
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Cécile: French name meaning "blind," derived from Latin "caecus." |
French, Latin |
Female |
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Cédric
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Cédric means "bounty" in Old English; popularized by Sir Walter Scott. |
Anglo-Saxon, French |
Male |
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Cavan
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Cavan means "hollow" in Irish; it's a place name origin. |
Celtic, Gaelic, Irish |
Male |
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Cavanaugh
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Gaelic, Irish |
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Cayden
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Cayden means "fighter"; derived from Irish and Gaelic origins. |
American, Native American |
Male |
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Cathie
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Cathie means "pure," originating from the Greek name Katherine. |
Celtic, English, Greek |
Female |
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Cathrael
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Cathrael means "pure" and has Celtic origins, symbolizing strength. |
Arthurian Legend, Biblical, Celtic |
Either |
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Cattleya
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Cattleya: Orchid genus named after botanist William Cattley, 19th century. |
Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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Cassady
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Cassady means "clever" or "curly-haired"; originates from Irish surname. |
American, English, Irish |
Either |
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Cassondra
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Cassondra means "shining upon man," derived from Greek Cassandra. |
Biblical, Greek, Greek Mythology |
Female |
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Caruso
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Caruso means "boy" in Italian; originated from the Latin "carus." |
Italian, Sicilian |
Male |
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Cashius
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Cashius means "hollow" and originates from Latin and Greek roots. |
Biblical, Greek, Latin |
Male |
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Carlise
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Carlisle means "fort at the river," originating from Old English. |
Anglo-Saxon, English |
Either |
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Carlysia
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Carlysia: A modern name, possibly derived from Carly and Alisia. |
American, English |
Female |
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Carmani
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Carmani: Derived from Hebrew, meaning "vineyard" or "orchard." |
Arabic, Armenian, Biblical, Christian, Hebrew, Latin, Persian |
Either |
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Carleen
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Carleen: Feminine name, derived from Charles, meaning "free man." |
American, Anglo-Saxon, English |
Female |
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Carlie
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Carlie means "free man," derived from Charles, of German origin. |
American, English |
Either |
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Canyon
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Canyon: Spanish origin, meaning "gorge" or "deep valley" in geography. |
Native American |
Either |
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Captain
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Captain: Leader of a group; derived from Latin "capitaneus." |
Arthurian Legend, English, Latin, Medieval Times |
Either |
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Cardinal
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Cardinal: Latin origin meaning "principal" or "important"; signifies leadership. |
Catholic, Christian, Latin |
Either |
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