| Calcia | Mother of Cycnus. |
| Caledonia | The ancient Latin name for Scotland. |
| Caleigh | Slender and graceful woman |
| Calen | The Sparrow-hawk Bird |
| Calendae | The first day of the month |
| Calendre | A name meaning the calendar |
| Cales | Derived from a place in Italy |
| Cali | Most beautiful. Diminutive of Calista, Mythological Arcadian who transformed into a she-bear, then into the Great Bear constellation. |
| Caliana | A Moorish princess for whom a splendid palace was built in Spain. |
| Calico | A type of printed cotton cloth |
| Calida | A name meaning very warm heat |
| Calina | Variant of Helen. |
| Calinda | Contemporary blend of the Italian/Greek Calandra with Linda |
| Calissa | Variant of Calista. |
| Calista | The most beautiful of them all |
| Calita | The One who is Loved |
| Calixte | Derived from Latin meaning most beautiful. |
| Calla | Derived from Greek meaning beautiful one. |
| Callan | A Gaelic name meaning rock or battle. |
| Callee | Variant of Cayley meaning from the forest |
| Calleigh | Calleigh is a variant of Calliope, derived from Greek, meaning 'beautiful-voiced' or 'beautiful sound'. |
| Calleigha | Bright Sea. Variant of Kaleakai. |
| Callen | Powerful in battle. |
| Calli | A Greek name meaning beautiful voice. |
| CALLIA | beautiful voice |
| Calliah | A beautiful and lovely woman. |
| Callida | A clever and wise individual. |
| Callidora | A gift of great beauty. |
| Callie | A name meaning most beautiful. |
| Calliegha | Calliegha is a variant of Calliope, derived from Greek mythology, meaning 'beautiful-voiced' or 'beautiful sound'. |
| CALLIGENIA | born of beauty |
| Calliope | Calliope (also spelled Kalliope) was the Godees of Epic Poetry. Also the name of the musical piano for carnicals. |
| Callista | The most beautiful of all. |
| CALLISTE | myth name (another name for Artemis) |
| CALLISTO | myth name (another name for Arcas) |
| Callula | A small and lovely beauty. |
| Callyr | A name meaning a stone fortress. |
| Calneh | Our consummation. |
| Calpurnia | The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' Wife of Caesar. |
| Calva | A name referring to Venus. |