| Bosse | A Swedish name meaning a bold leader. |
| Branco | A name meaning white or fairskinned. |
| Brauni | Having Great Strength |
| Brocke | A name meaning a dweller by a brook. |
| Bueno | Spanish name meaning good or well |
| Cajus | A Latin name meaning to be rejoiced. |
| Calros | A variant meaning a free man or male. |
| Cardo | Derived from Latin 'cardo' meaning hinge or pivot |
| Casar | A name meaning a longhaired person. |
| Chani | A name meaning a graceful, kind gift. |
| Chasmy | Derived from Russian 'chasmy' meaning cheerful or lively |
| Christoforos | Greek form of Christopher, meaning bearing Christ |
| Cibardo | Strong Offering |
| Clodio | Derived from the name of a Frankish king. |
| Clodoaldo | Illustrious Captain |
| Clotaire | Glorious Strength |
| Clouse | Derived from Old English, meaning 'narrow valley' or 'enclosed valley'. |
| Coenraad | A brave and bold advisor to the people. |
| Corty | A name meaning a bold or daring person. |
| Dedi | Derived from Slavic, meaning 'beloved' or 'dear one'. |
| Deione | Derived from Greek, meaning 'of Demeter' or 'belonging to Demeter'. |
| Deochand | Derived from Sanskrit, meaning 'belonging to the gods' or 'divine'. |
| Deogratius | Derived from Latin, meaning 'belonging to God' or 'God's gift'. |
| Dietbald | A leader who is bold among the people. |
| Dietbold | One who is courageous among the folk. |
| Dieterich | Ruler of the People |
| Adelar | A noble person who is strong and brave. |
| Adeodatus | A person given by the grace of God. |
| Adolfus | A noble wolf who is strong and brave. |
| Adulfo | Of Noble Heritage |
| Agilberto | Famous Sword from Combat |
| Agileo | Spade of a Fighter |
| Agnolo | A messenger who is pure like an angel. |
| Ago | A name meaning edge or point of a sword. |
| Disibodo | A name of Germanic origin. |
| Dobhen | A variant of the name Dovan. |
| Donaron | One who is a noble warrior. |
| Doner | Derived from Turkish, meaning 'giver' or 'donor'. |
| Douwe | A name meaning daring peace. |
| Drugo | Derived from Slavic, meaning 'second' or 'next in line'. |