| Caksusya | Pleasing to the Eyes |
| Cal | Bold: Abbreviation of names beginning with Cal- |
| Caladh | One who is moving or shaking about. |
| Calah | Favorable, opportunity. |
| CALAIS | myth name (son of Boreas) |
| Calan | Contemporary variant of Cailean Child. |
| Calapati | Lord of the Moving |
| Calbert | Cowherd: cowboy. |
| Calbex | A modern name of uncertain origin. |
| Calbhach | An Irish name meaning bald or bare. |
| Calcas | Legendary son of Caw. |
| CALCHAS | myth name (a seer) |
| Calcol | A biblical name meaning sustenance. |
| Calder | A name meaning a rough, noisy water. |
| Caldre | A variant name meaning cold stream. |
| Caldwell | From the cold spring |
| Caldwiella | From the cold spring |
| Cale | Bold: Surname derived from Charles. |
| Caleb | A Hebrew name meaning wholehearted. |
| CaledvwIch | Legendary Excalibur, King Arthur's sword. |
| Caley | A slender and slim individual |
| Calfhierde | One who herds young calves |
| Calhoun | From the narrow forest. Surname. |
| Caliban | The Tempest' A savage and deformed slave. |
| Calibom | Various names for Arthur's sword. |
| Calibome | Various names for Arthur's sword. |
| Calibor | Various names for Arthur's sword. |
| Calibum | Various names for Arthur's sword. |
| Calibumus | Various names for Arthur's sword. |
| Calidan | "Alternate Spelling of: Calydon, Caledon." |
| California | A land of hot temperatures |
| Caligula | Name given to Gaius Ceasar when he was a child. |
| CALIN | meaning unknown |
| Calisto | Derived from Greek meaning most beautiful. |
| Calix | "Very Handsome, Chalise." |
| Calixto | A Spanish name meaning most beautiful. |
| Callaghan | An Irish name meaning brightheaded. |
| Callahan | An Irish name meaning brightheaded. |
| Calldwr | A Welsh name meaning water caller. |
| Callel | Callel is a variant of the name Callum, meaning 'dove' or 'messenger' in Gaelic. |