| Cinese | Variant of Chinese: Nigerian name meaning 'God protects'. |
| Cingeswell | Lives at the king's spring. |
| Cingeswiella | Lives at the king's spring. |
| Cinmaya | Consisting of Pure Intelligence |
| Cinna | The Tragedy of Julius Caesar' A conspirator against Caesar. A poet. |
| Cinnabar | A bright red mineral of mercury. |
| Cinnamon | A fragrant spice from tree bark. |
| CINNARD | from the high hill |
| Cinneide | An Irish name meaning helmet head. |
| Cinneidid | Helmet head; helmed head. |
| CINNEIDIDH | An old Gaelic name meaning helmet. |
| Cinneidigh | Variant of Cinneidid: Helmeted; helmed head. |
| CINNFHAIL | from the head of the cliff |
| Cinnia | A name meaning a beautiful flower. |
| Cinnie | A short form of Cynthia or Cinnia. |
| Cintamari | Gem of Thought; Gem that Fulfils Desires |
| Cintan | Thought; Perception; Meditation |
| Cinthana | A name meaning a moon goddess. |
| Cinthia | One of the names of the mythological moon goddess Artemis referring to her birth on Mount Cynthus. |
| Cintia | A Portuguese version of the Greek name Cynthia. |
| Cintya | Worthy of Thought |
| Cinwell | Lives at the king's spring. |
| Cinxia | A name referring to Juno. |
| CINYRAS | myth name (founded the cult of Aphrodite) |
| Cinzia | Variant of Greek name Cynthia - one of the names of the mythological mood goddess Artemis referring to her birth on Mount Cynthus. |
| CIODARU | meaning unknown |
| Ciorstag | The Scottish form of Christina. |
| Ciorstan | A Gaelic name meaning follower of Christ. |
| CIPACTLI | An Aztec name meaning crocodile or caiman. |
| Cipriana | A name meaning one from the island Cyprus. |
| Cipriano | A name meaning one from the island Cyprus. |
| Ciqala | Little one (Dakota) |
| Cira | Variant of Cyril. |
| Cirajusa | Favoured with a Long Life |
| Cirakari | Making Slow Progress |
| Cirantaka | A Sanskrit name meaning slayer of death. |
| Cirayu | A Sanskrit name meaning one with long life. |
| Cirayus | A Sanskrit name meaning one with long life. |
| CIRCE | According to Greek mythology, this African witch transformed the Greek troops of Odysseus into swine.The classical Greek pronunciation of her name is KEAR-kay. |
| Circehyll | Lives at the church hill |