| Cedric | A name meaning kind and loved friend. |
| Cedrica | Modern feminine of Cedric. |
| Cedrick | Variant of Cedric: War leader; gift of splendor. |
| Cedrik | Gift of splendor. |
| Cedrina | Modern feminine of Cedric. |
| Cedro | Abbreviation of Isadoro strong gift. |
| Cedron | A name meaning dark or murky water. |
| Cedrych | Variant of Cedric: Cedric was a character in Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel Ivanhoe. Possibly derived from a misspelling of Cerdic, a 6th-century king of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, meaning bounty-pattern. |
| Ceeven | The Name Came to a Guy from Dream |
| Cegluse | Mother of Asopus. |
| Cei | A name meaning fire or a bright flame. |
| Ceil | Abbreviation of Cecilia: blind. |
| CEILEACHAN | little champion |
| Cein | A name meaning jewel or precious gem. |
| Ceina | A name meaning heavenly or sky. |
| Ceindrech | beautiful sight |
| Ceinwen | Beautiful gems. |
| Ceira | The name of a Portuguese river. |
| Ceire | Derived from the word for dark. |
| Ceit | A variant meaning pure or clear. |
| Ceithin | Legendary uncle of Lugh. |
| Cekitana | Intelligent; Lord Shiva |
| CELAENO | myth name (a Harpy) |
| Celandia | Named after the golden flower. |
| Celandina | A flower of the poppy family. |
| CELANDINE | A bright yellow meadow flower. |
| Celdtun | From the farm by the spring |
| Cele | Abbreviation of Cecilia: blind. |
| Celena | Derived from the Greek for moon. |
| Celene | A name meaning the bright moon. |
| Celenia | Variant of Celia or Selena. |
| Celenne | Variant of Celia or Selena. |
| Celeres | Latin term meaning the swift ones. |
| Celerina | A name meaning swift or speedy. |
| Celesse | Derived from the Latin word for heavenly. |
| Celesta | A name meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Celeste | Of the heavens or celestial in nature. |
| Celestia | Relating to the sky or heavenly realm. |
| Celestiel | A name meaning heavenly or divine. |
| Celestin | One who is heavenly or of the sky. |