| Bupesh | The king of the whole earth. |
| Candravelu | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Ceylon | Derived from Sri Lanka, a country in South Asia |
| Ceyon | A name meaning the red one. |
| Chaithresh | One who brings light and joy. |
| Chamil | Peaceful, calm, or serene |
| Chandharan | A name meaning the bright moon. |
| Chandhiran | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chandrasekar | One who wears the moon as crown. |
| Chandravel | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Channaveer | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chanthiran | Derived from the lunar deity. |
| Charumohan | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chellasamy | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chendrayan | A name for the Lord of the moon. |
| Chennappan | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chidathala | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinasamy | The small and beloved deity lord. |
| Chinnaiah | A small and respected elder man. |
| Chinnaiaya | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinnaraja | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinnaraju | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinnarasu | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinnasamy | The small and divine master lord. |
| Chinnaswamy | Born of the moon, or related to the lunar cycle |
| Chinnaya | A small and very dear person. |
| Chinnraja | The small and noble kingly ruler. |
| Chinnusamy | A beloved lord or deity |
| Chittor | A place of great beauty |
| Chujith | Unknown origin, possibly a variant of 'Chu' meaning 'to be' or 'to exist' |
| Daayakar | One who is very generous |
| Daksan | A very capable person |
| Dakshinamoorthy | The Lord who is Known for Studies |
| Damodaren | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'one who is controlled by Lord Krishna' |
| Damotharan | Another Name of Lord Krishna |
| Dayaneedhi | A treasure of kindness |
| Dayanithi | Treasure House of Mercy |
| Deenesh | The Lord of Sun |
| Deepanraj | Combination of 'Deep' meaning 'light' and 'Raj' meaning 'king' |
| Deivnayak | Derived from Sanskrit, means 'Lord of the Gods' |