| Crescencio | Crescencio is a Spanish name meaning 'increasing' or 'growing', derived from Latin 'crescere'. |
| Crescenzo | Crescenzo is an Italian masculine given name meaning 'growing' or 'increasing', derived from crescente. |
| Cresson | Cresson is a French surname derived from the Old French word for 'cress' or 'watercress'. |
| Creston | Creston is a surname of English origin, derived from 'crest' meaning a hill or ridge. |
| Crew | A group of people working together, especially in a ship or aircraft, or a team of skilled workers. |
| Crighton | Crighton is a surname of Old English origin, meaning 'creek town' or 'settlement by the stream'. |
| Crisanto | Crisanto means 'bearing Christ' or 'Christ-bearer', derived from the Latin name Christus. |
| Cristovao | The Portuguese form of Christopher. |
| Croix | French surname derived from 'croix,' meaning cross, likely referring to a person who lived near a crossroads or a church. |
| Cross | A symbol of intersection, connection, or union, often associated with Christianity and the crucifixion of Jesus. |
| Crosson | Crosson is a surname of Irish origin, possibly derived from the Gaelic word 'cros,' meaning 'cross' or 'intersection'. |
| Crue | A shortened form of 'cruel' or 'cruelty', possibly derived from the Old French word 'cruel'. |
| Crusoe | Robinson Crusoe is a surname derived from the Old French 'cru' meaning cross and 'sau' meaning savior. |
| Cuan | Cuan is a Gaelic name meaning 'little dog' or 'wolf', also associated with a place name in Ireland. |
| Cubby | A small enclosed space or a child's play area, often a cozy or secluded spot. |
| Cuco | Cuco is a Spanish diminutive form of names starting with 'co', meaning 'little' or 'young one'. |
| Cuin | Wisdom; intelligence; reason; a freeman |
| Culkin | A very learned man |
| Cumhur | From the people |
| Curley | A man; freeman; peasant |
| Currer | Derived from the Old French word 'courre,' meaning to run or flow, likely referring to a flowing or running stream. |
| Cye | A name meaning sun or sky |
| Cylar | Cylar is a variant of the name Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'noble' in Greek origin. |
| Cyler | Cycler refers to a person who rides a bicycle, or a person who cycles through various stages or phases. |
| Cypher | A secret code or message, especially one that is difficult to decipher or understand. |
| Cypress | Strong; muscular; adaptable |
| Cyrie | Derived from the word for lord |
| Cyro | Meaning sun or throne of God |
| Cyruss | Derived from the word for sun |
| Czedale | Czedale is a Polish surname, derived from the word 'część', meaning 'a part' or 'a share'. |
| Chijioke | God gives talent |
| Chijoke | God gives talent |
| Chikosi | One who leads the people. |
| Changiz | A strong and brave ruler. |
| Chitundu | A person from the village. |
| Cabir | Arabic name meaning 'young' or 'youthful' |
| Camran | Persian name meaning 'young' or 'youthful' |
| Careem | Arabic name meaning 'generous' or 'noble' |
| Carim | Arabic name meaning 'generous' or 'noble' |
| Casildo | Italian surname derived from the word 'casale,' meaning 'small house' |