Displayed on this page are C- names 21 to 40. Among these names, Caleb (English) was the most popular in 2008 with a rank of #34 and a usage of 0.4848%, and it was followed by Caiden (English) and Cale (English). Unusual C- names include the Scandinavian and Welsh Cai, the English Caid, Caide, the Scottish Cailean, the English Cain, Cainan, the Irish Cainnech, the Italian and Welsh Caio, the Irish Caiside, the French Caïn, the Scandinavian Caj, the English and German Cajetan, the English, Scottish, and Irish Cal, the English Calbraith, Calder, Caldwell, and last of all the English Calen.
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| Cai | to rejoice; victorious; ... used predominantly in the Scandinavian and ... variant of Kai ... |
| Caid | round ... used chiefly in English and it is derived ... variant form of Cade ... |
| Caide | round ... language of origin is Old English and it is ... variant form of Cade ... not in the top 1000 names ... |
Caiden  250 | son of Cadán ... mainly used in English and its language ... variation of Caden ... ranked at #250 then ... |
| Cailean | whelp, puppy ...is used chiefly in Scottish ... derived from Scottish and Old Greek ... form of Colin ... |
Cain  | lance, spear ... origin is Hebrew, and its use, English ... the Bible, Cain was the first son of Adam and ... |
| Cainan | possession, smith ... largely used in the English language ... variant of Kenan ... |
| Cainnech | fair and fiery ... of Celtic origin and it is used mainly in ... variant form of Kenneth ... |
| Caio | to rejoice; victorious; ... used predominantly in the Italian and Welsh ... The name is of obscure origin ... |
| Caiside | descendant of Caiside, ... largely used in the Irish language and ... variant of Cassidy ... |
| Caïn | lance, spear ... its origins in the Hebrew language and it is ... variant form of Cain ... |
| Caj | to rejoice; victorious; ... largely used in Scandinavian and it is ... form of Kai ... |
| Cajetan | person from Caieta ... used chiefly in the English and German ... variant of Gaetano ... |
Cal  | battle-mighty; dog; ... used predominantly in the English, ... form of Calum ... Its ranking then was #761 ... |
| Calbraith | british warrior ... language of origin is Gaelic and it is ... not regularly used as a baby name ... |
| Calder | cool, clear spring ... used mostly in the English language and ... variant form of Caldwell ... |
| Caldwell | cool, clear spring ... has its origins in the Old English ... not commonly used as a baby boy name ... |
Cale  623 | thin, slender; dog; ... an English name of Irish Gaelic and ... form of Caleb ... was #623 in rank then ... |
Caleb  34 | dog; dog-like devotion ... primarily used in the English language ... very popular as a baby name for boys ... |
| Calen | dog; dog-like devotion ... language of origin is Irish Gaelic and Hebrew, ... variation of Caleb ... |
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