Baby Names belongs to Mithun rashi
Baby names belonging to Mithun rashi are listed below. Tap a name to see its meaning, numerology and astrological details.
Names
14,638 names found · showing 8,801–8,840
| Baby Name | Meaning |
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| Cason | Son of the righteous or pure one. |
| Castro | One who lives near a fortress. |
| Castulo | Derived from a Roman saint name. |
| Catahecassa | Black Hoof, a Shawnee leader. |
| Catalino | A variant of the name Catalin. |
| Catfish | A type of fish, often used as a metaphor for someone who is deceitful or manipulative. |
| Cazimir | Destroyer, Declaration of Peace |
| Ceaser | He who was Cut out of the Womb |
| Ceejay | Letters C Plus J |
| Cevin | Gentle, Kind, Fair |
| Cico | Italian name meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent' |
| Cinque | Italian name meaning 'five' or 'number five' |
| Claro | One who is Clean - Transparent |
| Cleiton | Portuguese name meaning 'victory of the people' |
| Clester | Fortified Place |
| Coach | Person who trains or guides a team or individual |
| Collie | Victory of the People |
| Conde | Spanish title meaning 'count' or 'noble' |
| Conte | French title meaning 'count' or 'noble' |
| Cordel | Cord Seller or Maker |
| Corny | Talkative Person, Crow, War Horn |
| Cote | River Bank, Coast |
| Cousin | Relative, typically the child of an aunt or uncle |
| Cramer | Shopkeeper, Merchant |
| Crane | Named after the longnecked bird. |
| Creek | From the Small Stream |
| Criag | Dweller near a steep rocky cliff. |
| Crish | Variant of Kris, meaning 'follower of Christ' |
| Criss | Follower of Christ |
| Cristhian | Follower of Christ |
| Cristia | Derived from Christian, meaning follower of Christ |
| Crystian | Follower of Christ |
| Cuauhtemotzin | One who Falls Like an Eagle |
| Cuba | A Place of Abundant Fertile Land |
| Cuitlahuatzin | Divine ruler of the Aztecs. |
| Curly | Having hair with many ringlets. |
| Currin | A spearman or hero of the clan. |
| Cyle | From Ancient Times |
| Kabin | Derived from Cabin, meaning 'small house' or 'hut' |
| KaDarius | Derived from Cadarius, meaning 'from the sea' |