Names beginning with the letter C, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,448 names
8,448 names
Yoruba
Abimbola is a Yoruba name meaning “born with wealth” or “the child is born into wealth.” In the full name Abimbola Oluwafeyikemi Adebayo, the first name gives the page its central meaning: a child whose arrival is connected with blessing, honor, and family joy.
Yoruba
Abimbola is a Yoruba name meaning “born with wealth” or “born with honor.” Paired with Omobolanle, it has a graceful Yoruba feel that suggests dignity, blessing, and family pride.
Tamil
Abinaya is a Sanskrit-origin name meaning “expression,” “acting,” or “performance.” It carries a graceful connection to storytelling, emotion, dance, and dramatic art.
Bengali
Abir is a short Bengali boy name often associated with festive colored powder, especially the bright powder used in spring celebrations. It has a gentle, clear sound: soft at the start and strong at the finish.
Tamil
Abirami Tharani is a Tamil girl name built from two Indian name elements. In the provided sources, Abirami is identified as an Indian name, while no verified literal meaning is given for either Abirami or Tharani.
Bengali
The meaning of Abir Lal Saha cannot be verified from the provided sources. It is presented here as a Bengali boy's full name, with Abir as the given name, Lal as a second given name or middle name, and Saha as the family name.
Bengali
Abir Sagnik is a Bengali boy's name with a distinctly literary, modern feel. Based on the provided sources, the exact etymology is not verified, so the safest reading is as a Bengali given-name combination rather than a single fixed-meaning name.
Yoruba
Abisola is a Yoruba girl name meaning “born into wealth” or “born into honor.” In the full name Abisola Aramide, Abisola carries a warm message of dignity, blessing, and a valued beginning.
Yoruba
Abisola Oluwafikemi Oyetunji is a Yoruba girl’s name with a graceful, faith-filled feel. The provided sources do not verify the exact etymology, so the meaning should be treated as culturally attributed rather than source-confirmed here.
Yoruba
Abisola is a Yoruba girl name meaning “born into wealth” or “born with honor.” It comes from Yoruba elements connected with birth and wealth, dignity, or esteem.
Yoruba
Abisola Oluwaseun Akingbade is a Yoruba girl’s full name with a gratitude-filled, royal feeling: Abisola is commonly understood as “born into wealth,” Oluwaseun as “God has done well” or “thank God,” and Akingbade as a family name with noble, crown-related imagery. Because the supplied source excerpts do not verify the etymology, these meanings should be treated as traditional Yoruba name interpretations rather than source-verified claims.
Yoruba
Abisola Oluwatosin Ogundipe is a Yoruba girl’s name commonly understood as a blessing-filled name tied to birth, honor, wealth, and devotion to God. Abisola is often read as “born into wealth” or “born into honor,” while Oluwatosin carries a faith-centered sense of “God is worthy to be served or praised.”
Bengali
Abrar Fahim Adib is a Bengali Muslim boy's name built from Arabic-rooted names. Abrar is sourced as meaning "virtuous" and "pious," while Adib is associated with courtesy, kindness, and intellect.
Bengali
Abrar is generally understood as an Arabic name meaning "righteous," "pious," or "devoted to goodness." With Mahmud and Ahmed, the full Bengali Muslim name carries a warm, faith-centered sense of praise, goodness, and honorable character.
Bengali
Abrar Shayan Mahmud is a Bengali Muslim boy’s full name. The supplied sources do not verify a specific etymology or meaning, so the safest reading is as a graceful three-part personal name rather than a confirmed translated phrase.
Bengali
Abrar Tanvir is a Bengali Muslim boy's name with Arabic roots. Abrar means "virtuous" or "pious," while Tanvir comes from Arabic Tanwīr and means "enlightenment."
Spanish
Abril Celia blends the Spanish month name Abril, April, with Celia, a feminine name often linked to Latin caelum, meaning "heaven." Together, it feels bright, seasonal, and gently celestial.
Nigerian
Abubakar is a Nigerian form of the Arabic Abu Bakr, a name strongly associated with Abu Bakr, the first caliph of the Rashidun Caliphate. The full name Abubakar Sani Abdullahi carries a distinctly Muslim Nigerian feel, especially in northern Nigeria.
Turkish
Acar is a Turkish boy name meaning “brave,” “strong,” or “valiant.” It is also used as a Turkish surname, so it has that crisp surname-as-first-name feel many parents like.
Turkish
Açelya is a Turkish feminine name meaning “azalea,” after the flowering shrub known for its bright, graceful blossoms. It carries a gentle floral feeling, with associations of beauty, renewal, hope, and resilience.
Igbo
Achalugo is an Igbo feminine pet name or title meaning “one who is adorned with an eagle” or “one who wears the eagle.” It carries ideas of beauty, honor, regal elegance, strength, and extraordinary spirit.
Greek
Achilleas is a Greek boy name derived from Achilles, a name often connected with the Greek idea of “pain” or “grief.” It also carries the heroic associations of Achilles, the brave warrior of Greek mythology.
Greek
Achilleas Evangelos is a Greek boy's name pairing Achilleas, the Greek form of Achilles, with Evangelos, meaning "bearer of good news" or "messenger of good news." Together, it feels heroic, bright, and deeply Greek.
Greek
Achilleas Iason is a Greek boy name pairing two heroic names from Greek tradition. Iason means "healer," while Achilleas connects the name to Achilles, one of the great heroes named in Greek mythology.
Greek
Achilleas Orestis is a Greek boy's name pairing Achilleas, the Greek form associated with Achilles, with Orestis, a name from Greek mythology that can be understood as "stands on a mountain." Together it feels heroic, literary, and strongly Greek.
Yoruba
Adaeze is a graceful West African girls’ name often associated with royal, cherished-child imagery. The provided sources do not verify a specific Yoruba etymology, so its meaning is best presented with care rather than over-certainty.
Nigerian
Adaeze Chiamaka Nwachukwu is an Igbo Nigerian name with a deeply blessed feeling: Adaeze is commonly understood as “daughter of a king” or “princess,” Chiamaka as “God is beautiful” or “God is good,” and Nwachukwu as “child of God.”
Igbo
Adaeze is an Igbo feminine name commonly understood as “daughter of the king” or “princess.” In the full name Adaeze Chikamnayo Ogbuefi, the feeling is regal, faith-filled, and deeply rooted in Igbo naming style.
Igbo
Adaeze Chinelo Okafor is presented here as a feminine Igbo full name. A precise meaning is not confirmed by the provided source excerpts, so the meaning should be checked with family, community, or an Igbo language specialist before publication.
Nigerian
Adaeze Chinenye Ekwueme is an Igbo Nigerian girl’s name often understood as a regal, faith-filled name: Adaeze means “daughter of the king” or “princess,” and Chinenye is commonly read as “God gives” or “God-given.” Ekwueme is an Igbo surname associated with the idea of one who says and does, giving the full name a steady, honorable feel.
Igbo
Adaku Chikaima is an Igbo name pairing Adaku, “daughter of wealth,” with Chikaima, commonly understood as “Only God knows” or “God is greater than human knowing.” Together, it feels like “a cherished daughter of blessing, held in God’s wisdom.”
Igbo
Adaku is an Igbo girl name often interpreted as “daughter of wealth” or “precious daughter.” In the full name Adaku Ifechidelu Ezeudu, the clearest sourced meaning comes from Adaku, a name with a warm sense of value, blessing, and family pride.
Igbo
Chinenye is an Igbo name meaning “God has given” or “the gift that God gives.” In the full name Adanna Chinenye Nwoye, the meaning supported by the source centers on Chinenye’s grateful, faith-filled sense of a child received as a divine gift.
Igbo
Adanna Nwakaego Ezeala is presented here as an Igbo girl’s name. The supplied source material does not verify a specific meaning for the full name, so families should confirm the intended meaning with Igbo-speaking relatives or a trusted cultural source.
Igbo
Adanna Oluebube Ugochukwu is an Igbo girl’s name. Its traditional interpretation is often given as a faith-filled, family-centered name, though the supplied source excerpts do not verify the literal etymology.
Igbo
Adaobi is an Igbo feminine name meaning “first daughter of the heart” or “first daughter of the home.” The full name Adaobi Chinyere Onyekwere has a distinctly Igbo sound and family-name structure, with Adaobi carrying the documented meaning.
Hebrew
Adar is a Hebrew unisex name meaning "noble" or "exalted." It also names a month in the Jewish calendar, strongly associated with joy, celebration, and Purim.
Yoruba
Adebayo Oluwadamilola Akinwale is a Yoruba boys' name full of praise and homecoming: “the crown meets joy,” “God has made me wealthy,” and “the brave one has come home.” Together, it feels thankful, strong, and deeply rooted in family hope.
Yoruba
Adebayo Temidayo Ogunleye is a Yoruba boy's full name. A precise sourced literal translation for the full name was not provided in the supplied research notes.
Yoruba
Adebimpe is a Yoruba name from Nigeria meaning “I was born complete with royalty” or “I was born with the crown.” It joins “Ade,” meaning crown or royalty, with “bimpe,” understood as “I am born with it” or “I was born complete.”
Yoruba
Adebimpe Oluwatoyin Fadeyi is a Yoruba girl’s name with a regal, faith-filled feel. Adebimpe is often understood as a crown-connected name, while Oluwatoyin is commonly read as a praise name for God.
Yoruba
Adebowale Oluwasegun Fashola is a Yoruba boy’s full name with a dignified, rhythmic sound. Its commonly understood sense centers on nobility, God-given victory, and family identity.
Yoruba
Adedamola is a Yoruba name meaning “royalty or the crown has mixed with wealth.” It carries a feeling of dignity, blessing, and family pride.
Yoruba
Adedamola is a Yoruba name meaning "royalty or crown has mixed with wealth." In the full name Adedamola Ifeoluwa Olatunji, the documented meaning comes from Adedamola, a crown name from Yoruba naming tradition.
Yoruba
Adedamola Olamide is a Yoruba unisex name often understood as a praise-filled name about honor, wealth, and blessing. Adedamola is commonly read as connected to the crown and prosperity, while Olamide means “my wealth has arrived.”
Yoruba
Adedamola is a Yoruba name meaning “royalty or crown mixed with wealth.” In the full name Adedamola Oluwafikayomi, the verified meaning available from the source material centers on Adedamola’s image of honor, abundance, and noble blessing.
Yoruba
Adedamola Oluwajomiloju Olagunju is a Yoruba boy’s name with a grand, faith-filled feeling. The surname Olagunju is described as meaning “one who wakes up to wealth” or “one who rises to honor.”
Yoruba
Adedamola Oluwanifemi Ogunbiyi is a Yoruba unisex name. From the sourced surname meaning, Ogunbiyi can be understood as “Ogun has given birth to honor” or “Ogun gave birth to dignity.”
Yoruba
Adedamola is a Yoruba masculine name meaning “royalty or the crown has mixed with wealth.” In the full name Adedamola Oluwanishola Bakare, the sourced meaning belongs specifically to Adedamola.
Yoruba
Adedamola Oluwasindara Oshodi is a Yoruba unisex name with a prayerful, honor-filled feel. Adedamola is often understood around crown, royalty, and wealth, while Oluwasindara carries a God-centered sense of wonder or divine goodness.
