Names beginning with the letter C, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,483 names
8,483 names
Filipino
Tala means “bright star” in Tagalog and is associated with the star goddess in Tagalog mythology. Paired with Dominique Villanueva, the full name feels luminous, graceful, and grounded in Filipino and Spanish-influenced family heritage.
Arabic
Tala Fadi Srouji is an Arabic family name combination with a surname linked to siraj, meaning “lamp” or “light.” The supplied sources do not verify a separate meaning for Tala or Fadi, so the clearest grounded meaning comes through Srouji: brightness, guidance, and illumination.
Arabic
Tala Nawal is usually understood as an Arabic name pairing Tala, often associated with freshness and tender growth, with Nawal, a name connected with gift, grace, or attainment. Together, it has the gentle feeling of “a fresh blessing” or “a gift that grows.”
Vietnamese
Tạ Lan Chi is a Vietnamese girl’s name with the family name Tạ, a surname written 謝 in Chinese sources and glossed as “thanks.” The given-name elements Lan Chi have a soft, lyrical sound in Vietnamese, though the supplied sources do not verify a specific written meaning for them.
Filipino
Tala Noemi pairs the Tagalog name Tala, meaning “bright star,” with Noemi, a form of Naomi often associated with pleasantness. For a Filipino girl, it feels luminous, gentle, and quietly strong.
Arabic
Tala Rania is an Arabic girls' name led by Tala, which means "little palm tree" in Arabic. The full pairing feels graceful, fresh, and softly rooted in nature.
Arabic
Tala is an Arabic girls' name meaning “little palm tree.” Halabi is an Arabic surname connected to Halab, the Arabic name for Aleppo in present-day Syria.
Arabic
Tala Suha is an Arabic girls' name pairing. The supplied sources do not confirm a literal meaning, so this page treats the name as a gentle two-part Arabic name rather than assigning an unverified definition.
Urdu
Talha is an Arabic masculine name used in Urdu, commonly understood to mean “fruitful tree from heaven.” It is also closely tied to Talha ibn Ubayd Allah, a respected companion of the Prophet Muhammad.
Urdu
Talha is an Arabic masculine name commonly understood as “fruitful tree from heaven.” Sami is an Arabic name often used in Urdu-speaking families, and Hashmi is a family name linked with Hashem or Banu Hashim heritage.
Hebrew
Tali is a Hebrew girl name meaning "dew," from the Hebrew word tal. It can also be used as a short form of Natalie.
Hebrew
Talia is a Hebrew girl name commonly understood as “gentle dew from heaven.” Some name sources also list an Australian Aboriginal meaning, “by the water.”
Hebrew
Talia is a Hebrew name often understood as “dew of God,” from tal, meaning “dew,” plus the divine suffix -yah. Talia Naomi has a soft, lyrical sound with a distinctly Hebrew feel.
Arabic
Talin is a gentle Arabic-style girls' name whose precise meaning is not firmly established in the provided sources. It is often treated as a modern name with a soft, melodic sound rather than a name with one clear classical Arabic definition.
Hebrew
Tal Meir is a Hebrew boy's name combining Tal, “dew,” with Meir, “one who gives light” or “illuminating.” Together, it has the gentle image of fresh morning dew and steady light.
Hebrew
Tal is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "dew." Tal Or is a gentle Hebrew compound name with Tal carrying the clear, natural image of morning dew.
Hebrew
Tal Shai is a Hebrew unisex name built around Shai, which means “gift” or “present.” It has a gentle, grateful feeling, like calling a child a welcomed gift.
Hebrew
Tamar is a Hebrew girl name meaning "date palm" or "palm tree." It carries the feel of something rooted, graceful, and life-giving.
Hebrew
Tamar is a Hebrew girls' name meaning "date palm" or "palm tree." Tamar Adi has a warm Hebrew sound, with Tamar carrying the clear botanical meaning supported by ancient biblical use.
Russian
The meaning of Tamara is not confirmed by the supplied sources. As a full Russian-style name, Tamara Maksimovna Gracheva reads as a feminine given name followed by a patronymic-style middle name and family name.
Russian
The exact meaning of Tamara is not confirmed by the supplied sources. In this Russian full-name form, Tamara is the given name, Mikhailovna is a patronymic, and Nikiforova is the family name.
Russian
The supplied sources do not give a verified etymology for Tamara Valeryevna Kuznetsova. As a full Russian-style name, it reads as a formal given name, patronymic, and family name combination.
Hebrew
Tamar Noa is a Hebrew girls' name pairing Tamar, meaning "date palm," with Noa, a Hebrew name used for girls. Together it feels graceful, rooted, and bright, with a distinctly modern Israeli sound.
Hebrew
Tamar Yael is a Hebrew girls' name combining Tamar, commonly understood as “date palm,” with Yael, commonly understood as “ibex” or “mountain goat.” Together, it suggests grace, rootedness, and sure-footed strength.
Vietnamese
Tâm Đan is a Vietnamese girl name often understood through the Vietnamese words tâm, meaning heart or inner self, and đan, a name element parents may choose for its bright, refined sound. Together, it feels sincere, warm, and quietly strong.
Arabic
Tamer is an Arabic boy name linked to tamr, meaning "date fruit." It can suggest someone associated with the date palm: strong, enduring, generous, and sustaining.
Arabic
Tamer Munir is an Arabic masculine name pairing with Munir, which means "bright" or "shining" in Arabic. Munir comes from a root connected with illumination and light.
Arabic
Tamer Walid Masri is an Arabic masculine full name with a steady, capable sound. Masri, also written Al-Masri or El-Masry, literally means “the Egyptian,” while Tamer also matches the English word for someone who tames wild things.
Arabic
Tamer is an Arabic boy's name, and in English the word tamer means someone who tames something wild, especially an animal. In the full name Tamer Zaki Shami, the overall feel is steady, capable, and warmly rooted in Arabic naming style.
Tamil
Tamilarasi is a Tamil-origin girl name meaning "Queen of Tamil" or "Queen of the Tamil language." It is written in Tamil as தமிழரசி.
Tamil
Tamilini is a Tamil girl name commonly listed with the meaning “success” or “winning.” It has a bright, encouraging feel, with a sound that’s gentle and distinctly Tamil.
Bengali
Tamim is an Arabic name meaning "perfect," "complete," or "strong." In the Bengali name Tamim Iqbal, Tamim gives the name a polished, steady, and confident feel.
Tamil
Tamizharasan is a Tamil boy name written in Tamil as தமிழரசன். It is generally understood as a proud Tamil name with the sense of a Tamil ruler or king, with a steady, disciplined feel.
Tamil
Tamizhchelvan is a Tamil-origin Hindu boy name meaning “prosperous son of Tamil” or “noble young man.” It carries a strong feeling of language pride, dignity, and family blessing.
Tamil
Tamizhini is a Tamil feminine name closely tied to Tamizh, the Tamil word for the Tamil language and Tamil identity. It is often understood as a name that lovingly points to a Tamil girl, Tamil woman, or someone cherished through Tamil culture.
Hindi
Tanay is a Hindi and Sanskrit-rooted name meaning "son" or "offspring." It carries the feeling of a cherished child, especially a beloved son.
Hindi
Tanay is commonly used in Hindi and Sanskrit naming as a boy’s name associated with “son” or “child.” Abhinav adds the sense of “new” or “fresh,” while Pandey is a North Indian family name.
Sanskrit
Tanay Abhinav Pathak is a Sanskrit-rooted boy's name. Tanay is commonly understood as “son,” while Abhinav carries the sense of “new,” “fresh,” or “young,” giving the full name a tender meaning like “a beloved son with a fresh spirit.”
Hindi
A confirmed meaning for Tanay Abhinav Rastogi cannot be verified from the provided sources. In this Hindi boy name entry, the name is best treated with care: meaningful in family use, but without a sourced etymology here.
Hindi
Tanay Abhinav Srivastava is a Hindi boy’s name with a gentle, modern sound. Abhinav is used for boys in Hindi naming contexts and is commonly understood as “new,” “fresh,” or “innovative,” while Srivastava is a North Indian family name.
Bengali
Tanaya is commonly used as a feminine Indian name and is often understood as “daughter” or “child” from Sanskrit usage. Mouli is used as an Indian name or name element, though its exact meaning is not confirmed by the provided sources.
Hindi
Tanay is used in Hindi-speaking families as a warm, son-centered boy name. The full name Tanay Arjun Bhatnagar has a clear Indian sound, with Tanay feeling gentle and modern beside the stronger, familiar rhythm of Arjun.
Sanskrit
Tanaya Shivani is a Sanskrit girls' name led by Tanaya, from Sanskrit tanayā, meaning "daughter" or "child." The full name feels affectionate, family-centered, and deeply rooted in Indian naming tradition.
Hindi
Tanay Harsh is a Hindi boy name pairing the given name Tanay with Harsh. The exact etymological meaning is not confirmed in the supplied source material, so it’s best presented as a culturally Indian name rather than one with a verified meaning here.
Hindi
Tanay Harshit is a Hindi boy’s name commonly understood as “happy son” or “joyful child.” Tanay is associated with a son or child, while Harshit carries the feeling of happiness and delight.
Hindi
Tanay is a Hindi boy's name commonly understood as “son” or “beloved son.” In the full name Tanay Keshav Agrawal, it feels affectionate, traditional, and clearly rooted in Indian naming style.
Hindi
Tanay is a Hindi name meaning "son." Tanay Raghav feels affectionate and rooted, with Tanay carrying a direct sense of family belonging.
Hindi
Tanay Sarthak is a Hindi boy's name. The supplied source material does not verify a traditional meaning, so this page treats its meaning as unconfirmed rather than guessing.
Sanskrit
Tanay Shreyas Rao is a Sanskrit-based boy’s name usually read as “beloved son of auspicious excellence.” Tanay is commonly associated with “son,” while Shreyas points to what is better, blessed, fortunate, or spiritually good.
Hindi
The meaning of Tanay is not verified in the provided sources. The name is also shared by Tanay, a municipality in Rizal, Philippines, named after “Monte de Tan-ay.”
