| Cadmael | A warrior of the battlefield. |
| Cado | A nickname for Avocado, derived from the fruit's scientific name Persea americana, also known as the Alligator Pear. |
| Cadoc | A name meaning battle wise. |
| Cadrian | A warrior of noble spirit. |
| Cadrien | A fighter of great strength. |
| Cadryche | A ruler of the battlefield. |
| Caeden | Caeden is a unisex name meaning 'gentle' or 'noble' derived from the Gaelic word 'caid,' meaning 'fire' or 'battle.' |
| Caedyn | Caedyn is a variant of Cade, meaning 'battle' or 'fighter' derived from the Old English word 'cæd'. |
| Caelab | A name meaning wholehearted. |
| Caelen | Heavenly, celestial, or heavenly body, derived from the Latin word 'coelestis' meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Caeley | A slender and fair maiden. |
| Caelia | A name meaning heavenly one. |
| Caelie | A person of heavenly grace. |
| Caelius | Derived from Latin 'caelum,' meaning heaven or sky, possibly indicating a connection to the heavens or a celestial body. |
| Caelum | Heaven or sky, derived from Latin 'caelum', referring to the celestial realm or upper atmosphere. |
| Caelus | Caelus is Latin for 'heaven' or 'sky', also associated with the Roman god of the sky. |
| Caelyn | Meadow; waterfall pool |
| Caelynn | Form of CAELYN - Meadow; waterfall pool |
| Caelynne | Form of CAELYN - Meadow; waterfall pool |
| Caeman | A man of the quiet earth. |
| Caemon | A variant of the name Damon. |
| Caer Llion | Welsh for city of legions. |
| Caeser | Derived from the Latin for hair. |
| Caetano | One who hails from Gaeta, Italy. |
| Cage | A confined or enclosed space, often used to describe a prison or a restrictive environment. |
| Cahan | Battle; Fighter |
| Caid | An Arabic title for a leader. |
| Caiden | Caiden means 'brave warrior' or 'noble' in Gaelic, derived from the name Cade. |
| Caige | Caige is a variant of Casey, meaning 'brave' or 'vigilant' in Gaelic origin. |
| Cail | A name meaning slender or thin. |
| Caillou | French name meaning 'rock' or 'stone', often used as a diminutive form of names ending in 'caillou'. |
| Cainon | Cainon is a variant of Canon, derived from the Latin 'canon,' meaning a rule or standard. |
| Cairon | Cairn is a Scottish term for a pile of stones used as a landmark or memorial. |
| Caitrina | The Irish form of Katherine. |
| Calahan | One who loves churches |
| Calanthia | Beautiful flower |
| Calderon | A name meaning a large kettle. |
| Caleb Ephratah | Abundance bearing fruit |
| Caledon | Caledon is derived from the Gaelic 'Cailleann,' meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely,' referring to a place or region. |
| Calee | One who is manly and strong; a free man |