| Cendrik | A name meaning royal ruler. |
| Cenwalch | A bold and foreign warrior. |
| Ceofel | Gift of the lord |
| Ceolla | A name meaning a small throat. |
| Ceonred | Battle-famous counsel |
| Cidda | A variant name meaning a noble woman. |
| Cimeilliauc | Servant of the Lord |
| Cingen | Spear of the Lord |
| Cingual | From the Cingual tribe, a Celtic name referring to a specific people |
| Ciuarheru | Possibly derived from Latin, meaning 'of the spear' or 'spearman' |
| Clacc | Possibly derived from Latin, meaning 'of the lake' or 'lake dweller' |
| Coenred | Old English name, possibly meaning 'people's counsel' or 'common advice' |
| Cofsi | Old English name, possibly meaning 'battle victory' or 'warrior's triumph' |
| Collye | Diminutive form of Colin, meaning 'pup' or 'young dog' |
| Confur | Possibly derived from 'con' meaning 'with' and 'fur' meaning 'man' |
| Aethelulf | Old English name meaning 'noble wolf' |
| Aethelweah | Noble and wary protector. |
| Aguisel | A name meaning wise ruler. |
| Aidaan | Mystery; Superior; Beloved One |
| Ailbric | Bright fame, famous and bright |
| Corbaleng | Spear, sharp point |
| Corbalengus | Spear, sharp point |
| Creoda | A name meaning to increase |
| Crownwell | Derived from Crown, meaning 'royal' or 'regal' |
| Cuca | Derived from Cuckoo, meaning 'bird' or 'song' |
| Cula | Battle, or warrior |
| Cunocennos | Battle lord, or noble warrior |
| Cusa | Wise, intelligent |
| Cuthsa | Battle, fight, and victory |
| Cydda | A name meaning a bold, brave person. |
| Cyfa | A loyal and trusted dear friend. |
| Cynal | Derived from old roots meaning royal. |
| Cynehere | A name meaning a royal army. |
| Datuidoci | Derived from Latin, meaning 'gift of the gods' |
| Deowuc | Old English name composed of 'deow' meaning 'servant' and 'uc' meaning 'house' |
| Dervaci | Possibly derived from Old English 'dervac' meaning 'servant of the lord' |
| Albrit | Old English name composed of 'al' meaning 'noble' and 'brit' meaning 'ruler' |
| Alchemy | Derived from Arabic 'al-kÄ«miyÄ'' meaning 'the art of transformation' |
| Diamon | A variant spelling of the word diamond. |
| Dibin | Good Luck; Loveable |