Names beginning with the letter C, chosen with care, sorted alphabetically.
8,583 names
8,583 names
Swahili
Fatuma is an East African form of Arabic Fatimah, from a root meaning “to wean” or “to separate from the breast.” Fatuma Yasmini carries a gentle sense of nurtured independence, with Yasmini echoing the familiar Yasmin name family.
French
Faustine is a French feminine name from Latin roots meaning “fortunate,” “lucky,” or “favored by good fortune.” It is related to Faustus and Faustinus, old Roman names built from the Latin word faustus.
Polish
Faustyna is the Polish form associated with Faustina, a name best known through Saint Faustina Kowalska. The exact etymological meaning is not confirmed in the provided sources, but its Polish Catholic connection is very clear.
Arabic
Fawzi Luay Hamdan is presented here as an Arabic boy's name, but the provided source material does not verify the meanings of Fawzi, Luay, or Hamdan. Treat any family meaning or heritage meaning as something to confirm with Arabic-language family, community, or scholarly sources.
Tamil
Fazil Ahamed Ibrahim carries a dignified Muslim Tamil feel, with Ahamed meaning “praiseworthy, commendable, noble, admirable.” The full name has a thoughtful, respectful sound suited to a boy with a calm and steady presence.
Russian
Fedor is commonly understood as the Russian form of Theodore, a name traditionally interpreted as “gift of God.” Arsenyevich is a Russian patronymic meaning “son of Arseny,” and Tsvetkov is a family name connected with the Russian word for “flower” or “blossom.”
Russian
Fedor is the Russian form of Theodore, traditionally understood as “gift of God.” Konstantinovich is a Russian patronymic meaning “son of Konstantin,” so the full name has the warm sense of “Fedor, son of Konstantin.”
Russian
Fedor is the Russian form of Theodore, traditionally understood as “gift of God.” In the full Russian-style name Fedor Konstantinovich Bykov, Konstantinovich is a patronymic meaning “son of Konstantin,” and Bykov is the family name.
Irish
Feidhlim is a masculine Irish name, a modern Irish Gaelic form of the older Feidlimid. Its exact meaning is uncertain, though traditional explanations often connect it with ideas like steadfastness, constancy, or “ever good.”
French
Félicien is a French boy name related to Felix, with the meaning “happy” or “fortunate.” It comes from the Latin-rooted Felicianus through the French form Félicien.
English
Felicity is an English feminine name meaning "happiness" and "good fortune." It comes from Latin felicitas, a word tied to luck, blessing, and a happy life.
Polish
Felicja Anna is a Polish girl’s name often understood as a graceful pairing of Felicja, associated with happiness or good fortune, and Anna, a classic name long loved in Christian naming traditions.
English
Felix is a Latin name meaning "lucky," "successful," "fortunate," or "happy." It began as a Roman cognomen and has been used in English since the Middle Ages.
Spanish
Félix Alejandro means “lucky, successful defender” or “fortunate protector of people.” Félix comes from Latin felix, meaning happy, lucky, fortunate, successful, or fruitful, while Alejandro is the Spanish form of Alexander.
English
Felix means “lucky” or “successful” from Latin. Felix Nathaniel has a bright, thoughtful feel: cheerful good fortune up front, with a classic, gentle middle name behind it.
Yoruba
Femi is a Yoruba name meaning “love me.” It is often used as a short form of Olufemi or Olúwafẹ́mi, commonly understood as “The Lord loves me” or “God loves me.”
Chinese
Feng is a Chinese boys’ name that can carry several beautiful meanings depending on the character chosen, including “wind” (风/風), “phoenix” (凤/鳳), “peak” or “summit” (峰), and, less often, “to offer” or “respect” (奉). Its feeling ranges from natural and free-spirited to noble, aspirational, and reverent.
German
Fenja is a Germanic and Old Greek linked girl name meaning “gift of God.” It is associated with Feodora, a form related to Theodora.
Yoruba
Feranmi is a Yoruba unisex name often understood as “love me” or “one who is loved.” It carries a tender, direct feeling of affection, belonging, and being cherished.
Irish
Fergal is an Irish boy's name meaning "man of valour." It comes from Old Irish elements fer, meaning "man," and gal, meaning "valour."
Scottish
Fergus is an old Irish and Scottish boy name meaning "the strong one" or "the masculine one." Its older Celtic sense is often explained as "man-strength" or "virility."
Russian
Fevroniya is the Russian form of Febronia, a feminine name associated with Saint Fevroniya of Murom. The name carries a gentle Orthodox Christian heritage, with ties to purity through its related name tradition.
Irish
Fiachra is an Irish boy name possibly meaning “raven” or “battle king.” In Fiachra Séamus, the first name carries a dark, strong, nature-rich Irish feel.
Irish
Fiadh is an Irish and Scottish feminine name meaning "deer," "wild," or "wild game." Fiadh Orla feels gentle and nature-touched, with Fiadh carrying the clearest documented meaning.
German
Fiete Johannes is a German boy’s name with a warm, traditional feel. Johannes is widely used in German naming, while Fiete gives the full name a friendly North German sound.
Ethiopian
Fikadu is an Ethiopian boy's name. The exact meaning is not confirmed by the supplied source material, so families should verify the Amharic meaning with a trusted Ethiopian speaker or naming source.
Ethiopian
Fikirte is an Amharic girl name meaning “my love” or “my thought.” It has a tender, personal feeling, the kind of name that sounds like affection spoken aloud.
Polish
Filip is a Polish form of Philip, traditionally connected to the Greek roots philos and hippos, often understood as “friend of horses” or “lover of horses.” Filip Aleksander feels steady, classic, and gently strong.
Greek
Filippa is a Greek-origin girl name meaning "lover of horses" or "horses' friend." Filippa Georgia feels graceful and grounded, with a bright Greek sound and an elegant full-name rhythm.
Russian
Filipp Nikitich Saveliev is a Russian masculine full name. The provided source material does not give a verified meaning for Filipp, Nikitich, or Saveliev, so the meaning should be treated as unconfirmed here.
Greek
Filippos means "friend of horses" or "lover of horses," from ancient Greek roots meaning "friend" and "horse." Filippos Antonios has a distinctly Greek sound, formal, warm, and full of old-world strength.
Greek
Filothei Marilena is a Greek girl’s name with a deeply devotional, graceful feel. Filothei is often understood as connected to love of God, while Marilena has a bright, melodic Greek sound.
Irish
Finbarr is an Irish boy name meaning “white head,” “fair-haired,” or “blessed head.” It comes from Irish Fionnbharr and Old Irish Finnbarr, from finn meaning “white” or “blessed” and barr meaning “top” or “head.”
Scottish
Finlay is a Scottish and Irish name from Gaelic Fionnlagh, meaning "fair-haired hero" or "fair warrior." It brings together brightness, courage, and old Celtic style in one friendly two-syllable name.
English
Finley means “fair warrior” or “fair hero.” It comes from the Gaelic name Fionnlagh, built from elements meaning “white” or “fair” and “warrior” or “hero.”
irish
Finn is an Irish boy name closely tied to Fionn mac Cumhaill, also known as Finn McCool, a legendary hero of Irish mythology celebrated for wisdom and martial skill.
English
Fintan is an Irish boy name that possibly means "white fire" or "white ancient." It is also tied to early Irish saints and to a legendary flood survivor in Irish mythology.
Irish
Fionn Lorcan is an Irish boy name led by Fionn, meaning “fair” or “white.” Fionn comes from Old Irish finn or fionn, once used for fair hair or a pale complexion.
Arabic
Firas is an Arabic masculine name from firāsa, meaning “acumen” or “keenness.” It has a sharp, confident sound and a meaning tied to insight, good judgment, and quick perception.
Arabic
Firas is an Arabic boy name from firāsa, meaning "acumen" or "keenness." It carries the feeling of sharp perception, good judgment, and a quick, discerning mind.
Urdu
Fiza is an Urdu and Arabic-influenced girls' name often understood as “breeze,” “atmosphere,” or “space.” Some baby-name sources also connect it with light, purity, nature, and openness.
Urdu
Fiza Madiha Awan is an Urdu Muslim girl name often understood as a graceful full name with airy, praiseful feeling. Fiza is commonly associated with atmosphere or breeze, Madiha with praise, and Awan is used as a family name.
Urdu
Fiza Muniba is a graceful Urdu girls' name often understood by families as pairing Fiza, associated in Urdu usage with air or atmosphere, with Muniba, a devotional name associated with turning toward God. Together, it feels airy, gentle, and spiritually grounded.
Urdu
Fiza Noreen Baig is a graceful Urdu girl name with a light, airy sound. The provided sources confirm Fiza as a baby name and Baig as an Urdu surname used in the Indian subcontinent, while Noreen's meaning is not verified in the supplied material.
Turkish
Fırat is a Turkish masculine name and surname. The supplied sources confirm it as Turkish, though they do not provide a verified literal meaning or popularity ranking.
Italian
Flavia is an Italian girl name traditionally linked to the Latin word for “golden” or “yellow-haired.” It feels bright, elegant, and quietly old-world.
Spanish
Flavia Isabel Peña is a Spanish girl name built around Flavia, a Latin name meaning “golden” or “blonde.” In Spanish, it has a bright, classical feeling, with Isabel adding a familiar graceful rhythm and Peña giving the full name a distinctly Hispanic family-name finish.
English
Flora means "flower," from the Latin flos, with the genitive form floris. In Roman mythology, Flora was the goddess of flowers and spring.
English
Flora Genevieve means “flower” paired with “woman of the family” or “woman of the race or tribe.” It has a gentle English sound with Latin, French, and older Celtic or Germanic roots behind it.
Latin
Florencia Irene means “flourishing peace,” pairing Florencia’s Latin-rooted floral, flourishing feel with Irene, from Greek Eirene, meaning “peace.”
