| Bocca | Dark-haired mouth |
| Brandeharz | German surname, possibly meaning 'from the Brandenburg forest' |
| Brassias | Possibly a variant of 'Brasias,' a French surname meaning 'from the brook' |
| Brocuail | Strong protector |
| Brohomaglus | Strong protector of the people |
| Brough | Strong and powerful |
| Aelfhelm | Elf's helmet or protection |
| Aelfhere | Elf's lord or ruler |
| Aelmar | Noble and exalted, a high-born or aristocratic person |
| Aerthirn | Noble and exalted, a high-born or aristocratic person |
| Aescla | Noble and exalted, a high-born or aristocratic person |
| Cadwell | Cold Spring or Stream or Well |
| Caecca | Battle-hardened |
| Caegla | Derived from the Gaelic 'caol,' meaning 'slender' or 'narrow.' |
| Caelci | Possibly derived from the Latin 'caelum,' meaning 'heaven' or 'sky.' |
| Caelic | From the Latin 'caelum,' meaning 'heaven' or 'sky.' |
| Caerda | Possibly derived from the Welsh 'caer,' meaning 'fortress' or 'stronghold.' |
| Calunoth | Possibly derived from the Latin 'calumna,' meaning 'false accusation.' |
| Cameleac | Possibly derived from the Latin 'camelus,' meaning 'camel.' |
| Caranacus | Latin, meaning 'dear' or 'beloved' and 'noble' |
| Catguare | From the Latin 'catuarius,' meaning a warrior or a fighter. |
| Caturugus | Derived from 'catholic' and 'rugus,' meaning a rough or rugged person. |
| Ceacca | Diminutive form of Cecilia, means 'blind' |
| Cealli | Means 'slender' or 'fair' |
| Ceawa | Means 'battle' or 'war' |
| Centwine | A bold and loyal companion. |
| Ceolfrih | Battle-famous lord |
| Chantz | A name meaning a lucky or bold person. |
| Chroseus | A name derived from the golden color. |
| Cingal | Spear of the Lord |
| Cinuoc | Battle-lover, a Celtic name meaning fond of war |
| Ciorra | Battle-lover, a Celtic name meaning fond of war |
| Clarions | Derived from Old French, meaning 'clear voice' or 'loud trumpet' |
| Clen | Possibly derived from Old English, meaning 'narrow' or 'slender' |
| Clochides | Derived from Greek, meaning 'of the cloak' or 'cloak wearer' |
| Coeman | Old English name, possibly meaning 'people's ruler' or 'common lord' |
| Coimagni | Old English name, possibly meaning 'battle mighty' or 'warrior strong' |
| Conoc | Possibly derived from 'con' meaning 'with' and 'oc' meaning 'noble' |
| Aethelwold | A noble and wise ruler. |
| Agravadain | Bright protector of the people |