| Camrin | A small, crooked mountain. |
| Camvlorigi | A noble, ancient warrior. |
| Carantorivs | A noble, loving protector. |
| Carberry | Dweller near the berry. |
| Cardell | A dweller of the valley. |
| Carltonn | From the town of free peasants. |
| Carltton | Dweller of the free mans town. |
| Carnealous | Derived from the red gemstone. |
| Carsan | A variant of the name Carson. |
| Carsin | A variant of Carson meaning son of marsh. |
| Carsino | A name derived from the Italian casino. |
| Cartah | A name meaning a dweller of the city. |
| Cartez | A name meaning a map or chart maker. |
| Cartie | A name meaning one who carries goods. |
| Casy | A name meaning alert and watchful one. |
| Caxton | English surname meaning 'from the castle town' |
| Cayde | A fighter or a spirited warrior. |
| Caydin | A companion or a fighter of war. |
| Caymon | A name of uncertain origin. |
| Cayse | A variant of the name Casey. |
| Cazzey | A modern variation of Casey. |
| Cazzie | A diminutive form of Cassandra. |
| Ceabba | A name of uncertain origin. |
| Cearney | A name meaning a victorious. |
| Cederrick | Meaning gifted ruler or leader. |
| Ceiran | Welsh name meaning 'son of the lord' |
| Celin | Meaning heavenly or of the heavens. |
| Cerball | Valorous in Battle |
| Ceseare | A leader with long, thick hair. |
| Ceser | Derived from the Latin for hairy. |
| Cesit | A term meaning variety or type. |
| Cesor | A variant of the name Caesar. |
| Chamuditha | A person filled with delight. |
| Chandpreet | One who loves the moon dearly. |
| Chandra Gowri | Name of chandravati and gowridev |
| Chandrakirti | Famous like the bright moon. |
| Chandralekshaa | Ray of the moon |
| Chandranna | Brother of the lunar light. |
| Chandrashman | A gem as bright as the moon. |
| Chandrasurya | Both the moon and the sun. |