Baby Boy Names: C

Displayed on this page are C- names 21 to 40. Among these names, Cameron (English and Scottish) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #50 and a usage of 0.4066%, and it was followed by Carlos (Portuguese and Spanish), Carson (English, Irish, and Scottish), Camron (English), Carl (English and German), Camren (English), Carmelo (Italian), Carlo (Italian), Camryn (English), and Carmine (Italian) in descending order. Unusual C- names include the French Camill, Camille, the Italian Camillo, the Spanish Camilo, the German and Scandinavian Canute, the Scottish Caoidhean, the Irish Caoimhin, the Scottish Caointean, the Portuguese and Spanish Carlito, and the English Carlton.

Cameron 50 ... crooked nose ... used chiefly in the English and ... given name is derived from a surname borne by ...

Camill ... acolyte, attendant at a sacrifice ... a French name of Latin origin ... variant form of Camillo ...

Camille ... acolyte, attendant at a sacrifice ... largely used in the French language ... variant of Camillo ...

Camillo ... acolyte, attendant at a sacrifice ... used predominantly in the Italian ...

Camilo ... acolyte, attendant at a sacrifice ... of Latin origin and it is used mainly ... variant form of Camillo ...

Camren 602 ... crooked nose ... language of origin is Celtic and it is used ... variant of Cameron ...

Camron 390 ... crooked nose ... language of origin is Celtic and it is used ... variant form of Cameron ...

Camryn 917 ... crooked nose ... an English name of Celtic origin ... variant of Cameron ... Its ranking then was #917 ...

Canute ... knot; race, kind ... primarily used in German and ... Its language of origin is Old Norse ... form of Knut ...

Caoidhean ... fifth-born son; born ... used chiefly in Scottish and its origin is ... variant of Quentin ...

Caoimhin ... fair, comely, gentle; ...is an Irish name of Celtic origin ... variation of Kevin ...

Caointean ... fifth-born son; born ... used mostly in Scottish and it is of Latin ... form of Quentin ...

Carl 450 ... peasant settlement, ... primarily used in English and German, and ... form of Carlton ...

Carlito ... free man ... of Germanic origin ... used mainly in the Portuguese and Spanish ... form of Carlos ...

Carlo 885 ... free man ... used chiefly in Italian and its origin ... variant of Karl ... a classic favorite ...

Carlos 70 ... free man ... has its origins in the Germanic language, ... variant of Karl ... ranked at #59 then ...

Carlton ... peasant settlement, ... largely used in English and its origin ... given name is derived from a family name ...

Carmelo 860 ... fruit garden, fruitful ... used chiefly in Italian and its origin ... variant of Carmine ...

Carmine 922 ... fruit garden, fruitful ... largely used in the Italian language ... represents the transferred use of the ...

Carson 90 ... used chiefly in the English, Irish, and ... given name is derived from the surname, but ...