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Baby Boy Names Beginning with A

Aakarshan-Hindu attraction
Aaron- Exalted. Aaron was the brother of Moses in the Bible.
Abaddon- Hebrew Destruction.
Abba -Hebrew A father.
Abban- Latin White.
Abbas -Arabic Stern.
Abbott- Old English The father of the abbey.
Abdel -Arabic servent
Abdiel- Hebrew The servant of God. Faithful servant.
Abdieso -Persian
Abdul- Arabic The son of, or servant of.
Abdullah- Arabic The servant of Allah.
Abe- Hebrew Father of a multitude.
Abejundio- Spanish relating to the abaje (bee)
Abel- Hebrew A breath. A son of Adam and Eve in the Bible.
Abelard -Teutonic Nobly resolute.
Abenzio -Celtic
Abercio -Latin
Abernethy- Scottish Gaelic The mouth of the Nethy River.
Abhay- Hindu a son of Dharma
Abhi- Hindu
Abhijit- Hindu a constellation dear to Hari
Abhinav -Hindu
Abhishek- Hindu
Abhorson - From Shakespeare's play Measure for Measure.
Abi- Turkish An elder brother.
Abie- Hebrew Breath, or the son of Adam and Eve in the Bible.
Abiel- Hebrew God is the father.
Abijah- Hebrew The Lord is my father.
Abir- Arabic/Hebrew Arabic: The fragrant one. Hebrew: Strong.
Abisha- Hebrew God's gift.
Abner -Hebrew Father of light. A biblical name.
Abraham- Hebrew Father of a multitude.
Abram - High father.
Abrasha- Hebrew father
Absalom- Arabic The father of peace. A son of David in the Bible. Also see Axel.
Abudemio- Assyrian
Abundiantus- Latin plentiful
Acacio- Hebrew the Lord holds
Acario -Latin ungrateful
Accursius- Latin to hasten
Ace- Latin Unity.
Acelin- French Noble.
Achilles- Greek A handsome figure in Greek mythology.
Achyuta -Hindu a name of Vishnu
Ackerley -Old English A dweller in the meadow.
Ackley -Old English A dweller in the Oak tree meadow.
Acton -Old English From the settlement with Oak trees.
Acuzio -Latin sharp
Adair- Scottish Gaelic From the Oak tree near the ford.
Adalardo- Celtic noble
Adalgiso- Old German noble hostage
Adalrico- Latin, Old German noble, powerful and rich
Adam- Hebrew A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man.
Adar- Hebrew Fire.
Addai- Hebrew man of god
Addison- Old English Son of Adam. A man of the red earth.
Addo- Teutonic, Hebrew happy, ornament
Adeben- Ghanese twelfth-born son
Adeipho- Greek A brother.
Adel- Teutonic Noble.
Adelais- Latin noble
Adelard- Teutonic Nobly resolute.
Adelbert- Old German famous for nobility
Adelfried- Old German who protects the descendants
Adelino- Old German noble
Adelmo -Old German noble protector
Adelphos- Greek brother
Ademaro -Old German glorious in battle
Aden- Arabic Fiery one.
Adeodatus- Latin given by God
Adhamh- Irish/Scottish A man of the red earth. According to the Bible, the first man.
Adin- Hebrew Sensual.
Adir -Hebrew Noble, majestic.
Adiran -Latin of the adriatic
Aditya- Hindu lord of the sun
Adlai- Hebrew My witness. A biblical name.
Adler -Teutonic An eagle. A man of keen perception.
Adley -Hebrew just
Admes- Greek
Admon -Hebrew red peony
Adnan -Arabic The settler.
Adney -Old English A dweller on the island.
Adolfo -Wolf.
Adolph -Teutonic Wolf.
Adon -Hebrew The Lord.
Adoni -Aboriginal The sunset.
Adonis -Greek In mythology, the handsome youth loved by Venus.
Adony -Hungarian
Adrastos- Greek undaunted
Adrian -Latin Dark, rich.
Adriel- Hebrew From God's congregation.
Aegeon- From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors
Aemilius- From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Aeneas- Greek The praised one.
Aeolus Greek In mythology, the ruler of the winds.
Aeron Welsh An unusual boy's name.
Aetos Greek eagle
Afro Latin from Africa
Agabo Hebrew
Agamemnon From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida.
Agatone Greek good, kind
Agilard Teutonic Bright.
Agosto Italian Venerable, the exalted one.
Agrippa From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Agu Nigerian A leopard.
Agustin Spanish Venerable, the exalted one.
Ahab Hebrew An uncle. A king of Israel in the Bible.
Ahearn Irish Gaelic A horsekeeper, or a steward.
Ahmed Arabic Most highly praised.
Ahmik Hebrew strength of gods flock
Ahren Teutonic An eagle.
Aidan Irish Gaelic The little fiery one.
Aiken Old English Little Adam.
Ailen Old English made of oak
Aimery Teutonic industrious ruler
Aimon French from Teutonic A house.
Aindreas Scottish Scottish Gaelic form of Andrew. Manly, courageous.
Ainsley Old English/Scottish A meadow or clearing. Also a unisex name.
Aitan Hebrew, African fights of possession
Ajani Nigerian The victor.
Ajatashatru Hindu a name of Vishnu
Ajax Greek The legendary hero of the Trojan War.
Ajayi Yoruban, Nigerian born face-down
Ajit Hindu
Ajitabh Hindu
Akaash Hindu sky
Akama Aboriginal A whale.
Akando Native American ambush
Akbar Arabic Great.
Akello Ugandan I have bought
Akil Arabic Intelligent.
Akim Russian Russian form of Joachim. Established by God.
Akira Japanese Intelligent.
Akiva Hebrew The supplanter.
Akiyama Japanese The autumn, and mountain.
Akram Arabic Generous, noble.
Aksel Norwegian The father of peace. A form of Absalom.
Akshay Hindu name of a God
Al Irish and Scottish Gaelic Handsome.
Aladdin Arabic A servant of Allah.
Alan Irish and Scottish Gaelic Handsome.
Aland English bright as the sun
Alarbus From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Alard Teutonic A noble ruler.
Alaric Teutonic The ruler of all.
Alasdair Scottish Protector of men.
Alastair Scottish Protector of men.
Alban Latin Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Alber Teutonic A quick mind.
Alberich Teutonic The king of the dwarfs in German legend.
Albern Old English A noble warrior.
Albert Teutonic Noble, bright.
Albin Latin Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Albion Latin White. Also an old name for England.
Alcander Greek strong
Alcibiades From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Alcott Old English From the stone cottage.
Alden Old English An old, wise friend.
Alder Old English The Alder tree.
Alderney English One of the Channel Isles.
Aldous Teutonic Old, wise or great.
Aldred Old English A great counsellor.
Aldrich Old English An old, wise ruler.
Aldridge Old English From the Alder tree ridge.
Aldwin Old English An old, wise friend.
Aldwyn Old English An old, wise friend.
Alec Greek The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aled Welsh Offspring.
Alejandro Spanish The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Aleron Latin An eagle.
Aleser Arabic lion
Alessandro Italian The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alex The defender, or helper of mankind. A form of Alexander, but also used as an independent name.
Alexander Greek Protector of men.
Alexas From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Alexis Greek The protector and helper of mankind. A boy or girl's name.
Alfons German Noble and ready.
Alfonso Teutonic Noble and ready.
Alford Old English From the old ford.
Alfred Old English Counsellor.
Alger Old English A noble spearman.
Algernon French With whiskers, bearded.
Algren unknown
Ali Arabic Exalted, or noble. A boy or girl's name.
Alika Polynesian The defender of mankind.
Alim Arabic wise, learned
Alison Old English The light of the sun. A boy or girl's name.
Alistair Scottish The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Alister Greek The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Allambee Aboriginal A quiet resting-place.
Allan Irish and Scottish Gaelic Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allard Old English Sacred, brave.
Allen Irish and Scottish Gaelic Handsome.
Alleyne Irish and Scottish Gaelic Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Allighiero Italian A noble spear.
Allister Scottish The protector and helper of mankind. Also see Sanders.
Almo Old English Noble and famous.
Almon Hebrew Forsaken.
Alok Hindu
Alonso Spanish Noble and ready.
Aloysius Teutonic A famous warrior.
Alphonse Old German noble estate, eager
Alphonso Teutonic Noble and ready.
Alric German A ruler.
Alroy Irish Gaelic A redheaded boy.
Alston Old English From the old place.
Altair Arabic, Greek bird, star
Altman Teutonic An old wise man.
Alun Welsh Harmony, or the cheerful handsome one.
Alvah Hebrew The exalted one.
Alvin Teutonic Noble friend.
Alvis Old Norse All wise.
Alwan Teutonic A noble friend.
Alwin Teutonic Beloved by all.
Alwyn Teutonic A noble friend.
Amadeus Latin Love of God.
Amadi Nigerian general rejoicing, seemed destined to die at
Amado Latin loving deity
Amador Spanish lover
Amal Arabic/Hebrew Arabic: Hope. Hebrew: Work or labour.
Amar Hindu forever
Amaro Portuguese Dark, like a Moor.
Amaroo Aboriginal A beautiful place.
Amato Spanish beloved
Ambar Sanskrit Of the sky. A boy or girl's name.
Ambert Teutonic A bright, shining light.
Ambler Old English A stable-keeper.
Ambrose Greek Immortal.
Amery Teutonic Divine, or a famous ruler.
Amherst English place name
Amida Japanese The name of a Buddha.
Amiel Hebrew The Lord of my people.
Amiens From Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
Amin Arabic/Hebrew Honest and trustworthy.
Amir Arabic Princely.
Amiri Maori The east wind.
Amirov Hebrew My people are great.
Amistad Spanish friendship
Amit Hindu endless
Amitabh Hindu
Amitava Hindu
Ammon Egyptian Hidden. The name of an ancient god.
Amol Hindu
Amon Hebrew Trustworthy.
Amory Teutonic Divine, or a famous ruler.
Amos Hebrew The bearer of burdens. The name of an Old Testament prophet.
Amrit Sanskrit The immortal one.
Amsden Old English From the valley of Ambrose.
Amul Hindu
Amulya Hindu priceless
Amund Scandinavian Divine protection.
Anand Sanskrit Joyful.
Anant Hindu
Anastasius Greek Resurrection, one who shall rise again.
Anatole Greek From the east.
Anay Hindu
Ancel Teutonic Godlike.
Anders Scandinavian Scandinavian form of Andrew. Manly, courageous.
Anderson unknown Son of Andrew
Andreus Greek son of river peneius
Andrew Greek Manly, courageous.
Androcles Greek A man, and glory. A figure from Roman legend.
Aneurin Welsh Truly golden.
Ang Swedish
Angada Hindu a son of Lakshmana
Angelo Italian An angel or saintly messenger.
Angus Scottish Gaelic Unique strength, outstanding.
Angwyn Welsh Very handsome.
Anieli Greek manly
Anil Sanskrit Of the wind.
Anirudhh Hindu
Anish Hindu
Aniston
Anjuman Hindu a party place (mehfil)
Anker Greek manly
Ankit Hindu
Ankur Hindu
Annan Celtic From the stream.
Anniruddha Hindu son of Pradyummna
Anno Hebrew Grace. The masculine form of Anne.
Anoke Native American The actor.
Anoki Native American an actor
Anoop Hindu incomparable, the best
Ansari Arabic A helper.
Anscom Old English A dweller in the secret valley.
Ansel Old French A nobleman's follower.
Anselm Teutonic A divine helmet. The name of a saint.
Anshul Hindu
Anshuman Hindu
Ansley Old English From the hermitage clearing.
Anson Old English The son of Anne or Agnes.
Anstice Russian from Greek The resurrected one. A boy or girl's name.
Antal Latin prince
Anthony Latin Worthy of praise.
Antigonus From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Antiochus From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Antipholus From Shakespeare's play Comedy of Errors.
Anton German Worthy of praise.
Antoni Polish Worthy of praise.
Antonio Italian/Spanish Worthy of praise.
Anu The king of the gods in Babylonian mythology.
Anwar Arabic The bright one.
Anwell Celtic The beloved, dear one.
Anyon Celtic An anvil.
Apache The name of a North American Indian tribe.
Apari Aboriginal Father.
Apemantus From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Apollo Greek A beautiful youth. The God of music, poetry and healing in Greek mythology.
Apostolos Greek
Aquila Latin Like an eagle.
Ara Armenian/Latin Armenian: Kingly. Latin: An altar.
Araluen Aboriginal The place of waterlilies. A boy or girl's name.
Aram Assyrian high place
Aran Hebrew Active, nimble.
Arana Polynesian Polynesian form of Alan. Handsome.
Archard Teutonic Sacred and powerful.
Archer Old English A bowman.
Archibald Teutonic Very bold.
Archidamus From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale.
Archie Very bold.
Arden Old English/Latin Old English: A dwelling place. Latin: Ardent and sincere. A boy or girl's name.
Ardley Old English From the meadow of the home-lover.
Ardolph Old English The wolf (a wanderer) who longs for home.
Ardon Hebrew bronze
Aren Nigerian eagle
Arend Dutch Dutch form of Arnold.
Ares Greek god of war
Argus Greek Watchful. A giant with a hundred eyes in Greek mythology.
Argyll Scottish Gaelic From the land of the Gaels. Also the name of a Scottish county.
Ari Hebrew A Lion.
Aric Old English A sacred ruler.
Aricin Norwegian the eternal kings son
Ariel Hebrew A lion of God.
Ariki Polynesian A chief.
Arion A figure from Greek mythology.
Aristedes Greek Descended from the best.
Aristo Greek best
Aristotle Greek A thinker. The name of a famous Greek philosopher.
Arizona The name of a State in the USA.
Arje Dutch Dutch form of Adrian.
Arjun Sanskrit The white one.
Arkin Norwegian the eternal king's son
Arkwright Old English A carpenter.
Arland Celtic pledge
Arlen Irish Gaelic A pledge.
Arley Old English From the hare or stag meadow.
Arlo Old English From the protected town or hill.
Armand French Of the army.
Armande French Of the army.
Armando Italian/Spanish Of the army.
Armen Armenian/Hebrew Armenian: A man from Armenia. Hebrew: A castle.
Armon Hebrew castle
Armstrong Old English A strong-armed warrior.
Arnall Teutonic A gracious eagle.
Arnaud Ruler of eagles.
Arne Dutch Eagle. Dutch form of Arnold.
Arnett French A little eagle.
Arnie Eagle.
Arnold Teutonic Strong as an eagle. A name introduced to England by the Normans.
Arnon Hebrew rushing stream
Aron Hebrew Exalted.
Aronne German/Italian Exalted.
Aroon Thai Of the dawn.
Arpiar Armenian sunny
Arran The name of a Scottish island. A boy or girl's name.
Arsen Greek strong
Arsenio Greek manly, virile
Art Celtic A rock.
Arthur Celtic A follower of Thor and strong as a bear.
Arthus Welsh bear hero, a rock
Artie Celtic A follower of Thor.
Arty A follower of Thor.
Aruiragus From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Arun Sanskrit The dawn.
Arundel Old English He who dwells with the eagles.
Arunta Aboriginal A white cockatoo.
Arvad Hebrew The wanderer.
Arval Latin From the cultivated land.
Arvin Teutonic A friend of the people.
Arvind Hindu
Arviragus From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Arwin young, prince
Asa Hebrew/Japansese Hebrew: The healer, a physician. A biblical name. Japanese: The morning. A boy or girl's name.
Ascot Old English One who lives in the East cottage.
Aseem Hindu
Ash Blessed, happy.
Ashburn Old English From the brook by the Ash tree.
Ashby Old English A farm by the Ash tree.
Asher Hebrew Blessed, happy.
Ashford Old English One who lives at the ford by the Ash tree.
Ashish Hindu blessings
Ashliegh Old English From the Ash tree.
Ashlin Old English A dweller by the Ash tree pool.
Ashok Sanskrit Without sadness.
Ashon Ghanese seventh-born son
Ashraf Arabic Honourable.
Ashton Old English One who lives at the Ash tree farm.
Ashur Hebrew Black.
Ashutosh Hindu
Ashwin Hindu strong horse
Ashwini Hindu
Asija Hindu a great sage, brother of Brihaspati
Asim Arabic The protector.
Askel Norse A divine cauldron.
Aslak Norse Divine sport.
Asparouh Bulgarian Paro, Pouro
Astin unknown strong Leader, trustworthy
Aston Old English From the eastern place.
Asuman Hindu lord of vital breaths
Asvathama Hindu sun of drona
Asvin Hindu (Nasatya and Dasra) gods of medicine
Aswad Arabic Black.
Aswin Old English A spear comrade or protector.
Asztrik Hungarian made from ashenwood
Atalik Hungarian Like his father.
Atarah Hebrew A crown. A boy or girl's name.
Atawn Welsh Harmony. Can be used as a form of Alan.
Athan Greek immortal
Atharvan Hindu knower of the Arthara vedas
Athelstan Old English A noble stone. The name of an early English king.
Atherol Old English dweller at the spring farm
Atherton Old English One who lives at the spring farm.
Athol Scottish Gaelic New Ireland. A placename.
Athos Greek An alternative name for Zeus, the ruler of the heavens.
Atilla Hungarian beloved father
Atiu Polynesian The eldest.
Atlas Greek A mythological demigod who supported the sky on his shoulders.
Atley Old English From the meadow.
Atmajyoti Hindu light of Atma
Atman Hindu the self
Atrayl Tray
Atrus Atrius
Attila The warlike king of the Huns.
Attis Greek handsome boy
Atul Hindu
Atulya Hindu
Atwater Old English One who hides by the water.
Atwell Old English A dweller by the spring.
Atworth Old English From the farm.
Auberon Teutonic Noble.
Aubert French Noble and illustrious.
Aubin French Fair complexioned. A saint's name.
Aubrey Teutonic The golden-haired ruler of the elves.
Auburn Latin fair
Audric French An old, wise ruler.
Audun Norwegian deserted
Augustine Latin Belonging to Augustus. Venerable, the exalted one.
Augustus Latin Venerable, the exalted one. The name of the first great roman emperor.
Aurek Polish golden-haired
Aurelio Latin gold
Aurelius Latin The golden one.
Austell The name of a Cornish Saint.
Austen Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one.
Austin Modern form of Augustine. Venerable, the exalted one.
Autolucus From Shakespeare's play A Winter's Tale.
Avan Hebrew Proud.
Avel Greek/Hebrew/Russian Breath. A boy or girl's name.
Avenall Old French A dweller in the Oat field.
Averell Old English The slayer of the boar.
Averill Old English boar-warrior
Avery Old English The ruler of the elves. A boy or girl's name.
Avinash Hindu
Aviv Hebrew Of the springtime.
Avner Hebrew The father of light. A biblical name.
Avon The name of an English county, and rivers in England and New Zealand.
Avram Greek The father of many.
Avrom Hebrew The father of many.
Axel Teutonic from Hebrew Source of all life.
Axton Old English The stone of the sword wielder.
Ayer Old French An heir.
Ayhner Old English Noble and famous.
Aylward Old English An awe-inspiring guardian.
Aylwin Teutonic A noble friend.
Ayush Hindu
Azariah Hebrew He whom the Lord helps.
Azi Nigerian A youth.
Azim Arabic Grand.
Aziz Arabic The powerful one.
Azriel Hebrew An angel of the Lord.
Azzan ~Hebrew Very strong.

Baby Boy Names Beginning with C

Cable Old French rope
Cadby Old Norse The warrior's settlement.
Cadell Welsh The battle spirit.
Cadeo Vietnamese folk song
Cadman Celtic A man of battle.
Cadmus Greek A man from the east. A mythological figure.
Cadogan Old Welsh Honour in battle.
Caedmon Celtic A wise warrior.
Caerwyn Welsh A blessed or holy fort.
Caesar Latin The name of the famous Roman emperor.
Cahil Turkish Young and inexperienced.
Cailan Gaelic child
Cailean Scottish Gaelic The victory of the people.
Cain Hebrew/Old French The son of Adam and Eve who murdered his brother Abel. Old French: Battlefield. Also see Cane.
Caine The son of Adam and Eve who murdered his brother Abel. Old French: Battlefield. Also see Cane.
Caithness From Shakespeare's play Macbeth.
Caius From Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus.
Cajan
Cal Old English A calf herder.
Calder Old English Stream.
Caldwell Old English cold spring
Caleb Hebrew The devoted one.
Caley Irish Gaelic Slender. A boy or girl's name.
Calhoun Warrior.
Caliban From Shakespeare's play The Tempest.
Calisto Greek most beautiful
Calixto Latin a chalice
Callis Latin cup
Calum Scottish Dove.
Calvert Old English A calf herder.
Calvin Latin The little bald one.
Calvine The little bald one.
Cam Vietnamese, English orange fruit, sweet, beloved, referring to the sun
Camden Gaelic From the winding valley.
Cameron Scottish Gaelic A crooked nose. From an old Scottish surname.
Camille Latin Virginal, unblemished character. Also from a Roman family name. A boy or girl's name.
Camillo From Shakespeare's play Winter's Tale.
Camlin Celtic crooked line
Campbell Scottish Gaelic A crooked mouth. The name of one of the great Scottish highland clans.
Candan Turkish sincerely
Candidius From Shakespeare's play Antony & Cleopatra.
Cane Gaelic An old surname.
Canice Irish Gaelic The handsome one. The name of several early saints.
Cannon Kannon, Canon
Canute Old Norse A knot. The name of several Danish kings.
Capers
Caphis From Shakespeare's play Timon of Athens.
Capucius From Shakespeare's play Henry VIII.
Capulet From Shakespeare's play Romeo & Juliet.
Caradoc Celtic/Welsh Beloved or amiable.
Carden Celtic from the black fortress
Cardew Cornish/Welsh The black fort.
Carel Dutch A free man.
Carey Irish/Celtic/Cornish Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Carl German A free man.
Carleton Carl's town or farmer's town.
Carlin Cornish/IrishGaelic Cornish: From the fort by the pool. Irish Gaelic: The little champion. A boy or girl's name.
Carlisle Old English The place of the fort.
Carlo Italian A free man.
Carlos Portuguese/Spanish A free man.
Carlton Old English From the settlement of the free peasants.
Carlyle Old English Carl's island
Carlyon Cornish From the slate earthworks.
Carmelo Hebrew From the garden. After mount Carmel in the holy land.
Carne Cornish A pile of rocks.
Carnelian The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Carr Old Norse From the marshland. Also see Carson.
Carrick Irish Gaelic A rocky cliff or cape.
Carrington Old English beautiful
Carroll Irish Gaelic A fierce warrior.
Carson Old English From the marshland. Son of Carr.
Carsten German A follower of Christ. A Christian.
Carsyn From the marshland. Son of Carr.
Carter Old English A cart driver or maker.
Carvell Old French The marshy estate, or the estate of the spearman.
Carver Old English Wood carver.
Carwyn Welsh Blessed love.
Cary Irish/Celtic/Cornish Irish: The name of a castle. Celtic: From the river. Cornish: The loved one. A boy or girl's name.
Case Old French chest
Casey Irish Gaelic The vigilant one. A boy or girl's name.
Casimir Old Slavonic The great destroyer.
Caspar Persian The treasurer. The name of one of the three wise men in the new testament. Also see Gaspar and Jasper.
Casper Persian treasurer
Cassidy Irish Gaelic The clever or ingenious one.
Cassio From Shakespeare's play Othello.
Cassius Latin Vain.
Castel Spanish belonging to a castle
Cathal Irish Gaelic A battle ruler.
Cathan Irish Gaelic Of the battle. Also see Kane.
Cathmor Irish Gaelic A great warrior.
Cato Latin The wise one.
Caton Spanish knowledgable, wise
Cavan Irish Gaelic The handsome one.
Cayden Gaelic spirit of battle
Ceasar Latin to cut
Cecil Latin The blind one.
Cedric English Chief. Invented in the early 1800s by Sir Walter Scott for a character in Ivanhoe.
Cemal Arabic Perfect.
Cengis Turkish
Cerimon From Shakespeare's play Pericles.
Cesar French The name of the famous Roman emperor.
Chad Old English Battle, warrior. From the name of a 7th-century saint.
Chadwick Old English Battle, warrior.
Chahaya Indonesian Light.
Chaika Hebrew life
Chaim Hebrew Life.
Chal English boy, son
Chale Spanish strong and manly
Challis Old French A ladder or stairs.
Chalmers Scottish son of the lord
Chaman Hindu
Chan Chinese A Chinese clan name.
Chance Old French A church official or chancellor. A boy or girl's name.
Chancellor Keeper of records, secretary.
Chancey Old French A church official or chancellor.
Chandan Sanskrit Of the Sandalwood tree.
Chander Cesar, Cezar
Chandler Old French Candle maker.
Chandra Sanskrit A shining moon. A boy or girl's name.
Chane Hindu, Swahili name of a god, dependability
Chaney Old French From the Oak grove.
Channing Old French A canon.
Chapal Hindu
Chapin Old French clergyman
Chapman Old English A merchant or trader.
Charan Hindu
Charles Teutonic Manly, full grown.
Charleton Old English From the settlement of the free peasants.
Charlton Old English From the settlement of the free peasants.
Chas Teutonic Manly, full grown.
Chase Old French The hunter.
Chata African an ending
Chatillon From Shakespeare's play King John.
Chaucer Old French A bootmaker.
Chauncey Old French A church official or chancellor.
Chayton Sioux falcon
Chen Chinese Great or vast.
Cheney Old French From the Oak grove.
Cherokee Native American The name of a tribe.
Chester Latin A Roman site or camp. Also the name of an English city.
Chet Thai A brother.
Chetan Hindu
Chetwin Old English From the cottage on the winding path.
Chevalier French, Old English knight, chase, hunt
Chevy French From chevalier, meaning knight.
Cheyenne Native American A tribe. Also a city in the USA.
Cheyney Old French From the Oak grove.
Chiamaka African God is splendid
Chico Teutonic A free man.
Chike African power of god
Chilton Old English From the children's farm.
Chin Korean The precious one.
Chinmay Hindu
Chintu Hindu
Chiranjeev Hindu ?Chiarina, Ciaira
Chiron Greek A wise teacher.
Chrirag Hindu
Chris Bearing Christ. The patron saint of travellers. Also see Christian.
Christian Latin A follower of Christ. A Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christie Irish/Scottish A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Christmas Old English Born at Christmas time. A boy or girl's name.
Christopher Greek Bearing Christ. The patron saint of travellers. Also see Christian.
Christos Greek Christ
Christy Irish/Scottish A follower of Christ, a Christian. A boy or girl's name.
Chrysander Greek A golden man.
Chuck Teutonic Manly, full grown.
Chuckie Teutonic A free man.
Chung Chinese The wise one.
Churchill Old English From the church on the hill.
Cian Irish Gaelic Ancient. Also see Keane.
Ciaran Irish Dark, black.
Cicero Latin Historian. Also the name of a famous Roman statesman and orator.
Ciceron Latin chickpea
Ciel French from heaven
Ciprian Latin A man from the island of Cyprus.
Ciprien French A man from the island of Cyprus.
Ciro Italian The name of the founder of the Persian empire. From the name Cyrus.
Clachas From Shakespeare's play Troilus & Cressida
Clancy Irish Gaelic A red or ruddy warrior.
Clarence Latin Clear, luminous.
Clark Old French A cleric or scholar. Also see Cleary.
Clarke A cleric or scholar. Also see Cleary.
Claude Latin The lame one.
Claudio Italian/Spanish The lame one.
Claudius German The lame one.
Claus Dutch/German The victory of the people.
Clay Old English From the clay.
Clayland From the clay.
Clayton Old English Town on clay land.
Cleary Irish Gaelic A clerk or scholar. Also see Clark.
Cledwyn Welsh Rough but blessed.
Clem Gentle, merciful.
Clemens Gentle, merciful. From the name Clement.
Clement Latin Gentle, merciful.
Cleon Greek The famous one.
Cleve Old English From the hilly place, or the place of cliffs.
Cleveland Old English Land of high cliffs.
Cliff From the ford by the cliff or slope.
Clifford Old English From the ford by the cliff or slope.
Clifton Old English From a town near a cliff.
Clint The place on the headland.
Clinton Old English The place on the headland.
Clitus From Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar.
Clive Old English Cliff.
Cloten From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Clovis Teutonic A famous warrior.
Clunes Scottish Gaelic A resting-place, or meadow.
Clyde Scottish The name of a river.
Coalan Celtic slender
Cobar Aboriginal Burnt earth.
Cobden Old English From the hill with a knob.
Cobweb From Shakespeare's play Midsummer-Night's Dream.
Cody Old English A pillow or cushion. A boy or girl's name.
Cohn Greek The victory of the people.
Colbert Teutonic A bright seafarer.
Colby Old Norse From the dark country.
Cole Old English/Teutonic Dark and swarthy.
Coleman Teutonic/Latin Tuetonic: Dark. Latin: Like a dove. Also see Calum and Columba.
Colin Fire. Also see Cohn.
Collin Fire. Also see Cohn.
Colman Little dove.
Colon Spanish dove
Coltin Colt, Kolt
Colton Old English From the dark town.
Columba Latin Dove-like. The name of a 6th-century Irish saint. Also see Calum and Coleman. A boy or girl's name.
Coman Arabic noble
Comfort Latin strengthen
Cominius From Shakespeare's play Coriolanus.
Compton Old English From the farm in the valley.
Conall Celtic As strong as a wolf.
Conan Irish Gaelic Wise and intelligent.
Condon Celtic the dark-haired wise man
Conlan Irish Gaelic The hero.
Conley Hero.
Conn Irish Gaelic A chief. Also used as a diminutive of Connor.
Conner Wise.
Connley Hero.
Connor Irish Gaelic A strong will.
Conor A strong will.
Conrad Teutonic Bold, wise counsellor. From the name Conrad and Curtis.
Conrade From Shakespeare's play Much Ado About Nothing.
Conroy Irish Gaelic Wise.
Constantine Latin Firm, constant.
Conway Welsh/Irish Welsh: Holy water. Irish: A yellow hound.
Cooper Middle English Barrel maker.
Coorain Aboriginal The wind. Also a NSW placename.
Corban Greek a gift devoted to God
Corbett Old French A raven.
Corcoran Gaelic of reddish complexion
Cordell Old French A rope maker.
Corey Celtic/Gaelic Dweller in the hollow. A boy or girl's name.
Corin Cornish/Latin Cornish: From the corner. Latin: The name of a Roman deity, possibly meaning a spear. Also from Shakespeare's play As You Like It. A boy or girl's name.
Cormac Irish Gaelic The lad of the chariot.
Cornelian The name of a gemstone. A boy or girl's name.
Cornelius Latin Horn-coloured.
Cornell Horn-coloured.
Cort Old German bold
Corwin Old French A friend of the heart.
Cory Helmet. A boy or girl's name.
Cosmo Greek Perfect order, harmony.
Costard From Shakespeare's play Love's Labour's Lost.
Coty English old house
Court From Shakespeare's play Henry V.
Courtland Old English From the court land.
Courtney Old French The short-nosed one, or frons a placename. A boy or girl's name.
Craig Scottish Gaelic A rock or crag.
Crandon Old English From the hill of the cranes.
Cranley Old English From the meadow of the cranes.
Cranmer From Shakespeare's play Henry VIII.
Cranog Welsh A heron.
Crawford Old English From the ford with the crows.
Creighton Near the creek.
Crewe Old English Stepping stones or a ford. An English placename.
Crisiant Welsh Like a crystal. A boy or girl's name.
Crispin Latin Curly-haired. St Crispin was a 3rd-century martyr.
Cristian Latin A follower of Christ. A Christian.
Cristiano Italian A follower of Christ. A Christian.
Cristo Spanish Bearing Christ. From the name Christopher.
Cromwell Old English From the winding stream.
Cronan Irish Gaelic The swarthy one.
Crosby Old Norse From the village with the cross.
Csaba Hungarian from mythology, sheperd, wanderer
Cseke Hungarian puller, carrier
Csenger Hungarian
Csepel Hungarian young forest
Csombor Hungarian
Csongor Hungarian hunting bird
Ctirad Czech
Cuba The name of a Caribbean country.
Cubert Cornish A Celtic saint and a placename.
Cullen Old French Handsome.
Cupid Latin Desire, passion. The ancient roman God of love, and son of Venus.
Curan From Shakespeare's play King Lear.
Curio From Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night.
Curnow Cornish From Cornwall.
Curran Irish Gaelic An old family name.
Currier Old English churn
Curry A marsh or a spice.
Curt Teutonic Bold, wise counsellor. From the name Conrad and Curtis.
Curtis Old French Courteous.
Cuthbert Old English Brilliant.
Cutler Knife maker.
Cutter Gem cutter.
Cy Persian The name of the founder of the Persian empire. From the name Cyrus.
Cymbeline From Shakespeare's play Cymbeline.
Cynfor Welsh A great chief.
Cynric Old English Of kingly lineage.
Cyprian Latin A man from the island of Cyprus.
Cyrano Greek A man from Cyrent an ancient Greek colony in North Africa.
Cyric Celtic
Cyril Greek Lordly.
Cyrus Persian The name of the founder of the Persian empire.

what she said

ryan and linda?
am i right?

theres more than a million names
some names are even weirder than other people
idea

uh..ya think?