Girl Names That Start With C
Explore our enchanting collection of girl names that start with C! From classic choices like Charlotte and Clara to trendy picks like Cora and Celeste, these names are brimming with charm and personality.
Celise
Modern invented name.
Cerelia
Latin, “goddess of the harvest, springtime.”
Ceres
Latin, “nourishment.”
Ceridwen
Welsh, “poetry, blessed.”
Cerise
French, “cherry.”
Cerys
Welsh, “poetry” or “song.”
Cesca
Italian, “from France.”
Chalice
Latin, “cup.”
Chana
Hebrew, “gracious.”
Chandra
Sanskrit, “moon.”
Chaney
Middle English and Old French, “candle maker.”
Chantal
French, “stone.”
Chantilly
French, “white, melody.”
Chara
Greek, “happiness, joy.”
Charis
Greek, “grace.”
Charleigh
A spelling variation of Charlie.
Charlene
English, “free man, woman.”
Charlize
French, Afrikaans, “free man.”
Charlotte
French, “free man.”
Chastity
Latin, “pure.”
Chaya
Hebrew, “life.”
Chelsea
English, “port for chalk or limestone.”
Cher
French, “dear.”
Chesney
English, “oak grove.”
Cheyenne
Native American, “strangely speaking.”
Cheylyn
Modern invented name.
Chiara
Italian, “light, clear.”
Chiarina
Italian, “bright, famous.”
Chimera
Greek, “she-goat.”
Chloe
Greek, “blooming or green and flourishing.”
Christabel
French, Latin and Greek, “beautiful Christ follower, beautiful Christian.”
Christina
Greek, “a Christian.”
Christine
French from Greek, “Christian.”
Chrysalis
Latin from Greek, “gold sheath.”
Ciandra
Italian, “moonlight or God is gracious.”
Cianna
Italian, “light or God is gracious.”
Ciara
Irish, “little dark one.”
Ciela
Spanish, “sky or heaven.”
Cindy
Greek, “woman from Mount Kynthos.”
Cinzia
Italian, “from Kinthos.”
Circe
Greek, “bird.”
Citrine
Gemstone name.
Claire
French, “clear, bright.”
Clara
Latin, “clear or bright.”
Clare
Latin, “bright, clear.”
Clarinda
Latin, “bright, clear.”
Clarissa
German, “bright, clear.”
Clarity
American, “clear, coherent.”
Claudia
Latin, “enclosure, lame.”
Clea
Greek, “glorious, famous.”
Clelia
Italian via Latin, “famous.”
Clemency
Latin, “mercy or gentleness.”
Clementina
Latin and French, “merciful.”
Clementine
Latin, “merciful” or “gentle.”
Cleo
Greek, “glory.”
Cloverly
English, “meadow of clover.”
Coast
English word name.
Coira
Scottish, “seething pool, maiden.”
Colette
French, “victorious.”
Colleen
Irish, “girl.”
Columba
Latin, “dove.”
Concetta
Italian, “conception.”
Constance
English, “constant, steadfast.”
Cora
Greek, “maiden.”
Coral
English and Spanish word name.
Coralie
French, “coral.”
Coraline
A variant of the name Coralie.
Corazon
Spanish, “heart.”
Cordelia
Latin, “heart.”
Corianna
Greek, “maiden.”
Corinna
Greek, “maiden.”
Corinne
French and English, “beautiful maiden.”
Corisande
Old French from Greek, “chorus-singer, heart swan, heart of a…
Cornelia
Irish, “strong-willed or wise, horn.”
Corvina
Latin, “like a raven.”
Cosette
French, “little thing.”
Cosima
Italian, “order, beauty.”
Covette
Modern invented name.
Cressida
Greek, “gold.”
Crimson
English, “a rich dark red color.”
Cybele
Greek, “mother of all gods.”
Cynthia
Greek, “from Mount Cynthus.”
Cyra
Greek and Persian, “sun or throne, lord or ruler.”
Cyrielle
French, “lordly or masterful.”