| Carmelita | Spanish name meaning little garden. |
| Carmella | A variant meaning garden of God. |
| Carmelle | Fruitful orchard, as Mount Carmel in Palestine. |
| Carmelo | Fruitful orchard. Refers to Mount Carmel in Palestine. |
| Carmem | Portuguese form meaning a garden. |
| Carmen | Latin name meaning song or poem. |
| Carmencita | A little song or little poem. |
| Carmentis | Roman goddess of childbirth. |
| Carmi | It means my vineyard or garden. |
| Carmia | A name meaning garden or vineyard. |
| Carmichael | Friend of Saint Michael |
| Carmichail | Son of the one who served Saint Michael. |
| Carmin | Derived from a word for crimson. |
| Carmina | It means a song or a garden plot. |
| Carminda | A name meaning song or vineyard. |
| Carmine | It refers to a vivid crimson red. |
| Carmita | A diminutive meaning little song. |
| Carmon | It means a vineyard or a garden. |
| Carmontieh | From the gift of God. |
| Carmya | A name meaning song or vineyard. |
| Carna | Protectress of vital organs. |
| Carnation | Flesh - colored |
| Carne | Variant of English surname Cairn meaning landmark or memorial of piled-up stones. |
| Carneades | Name of a philosopher. |
| Carnela | Variant of Carmel: Garden or vinyard. Famous bearer: the name of a mountain in Isreal. The Carmelite order of mendicant friars was founded in the 12th century on Mount Carmel. |
| Carnelian | A stone of a reddish brown hue. |
| Carnell | Defender of the castle. |
| Carney | A Gaelic name meaning a champion. |
| Carnig | An Armenian name meaning mountain. |
| Carny | Variant of Carney: Champion; victorious. |
| Caro | Feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |
| Carol | Feminine of Carl joy. Feminine variant of Charles manly |
| Carola | Song of happiness |
| Carolan | Feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |
| Carolann | Feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |
| Carolanne | Feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |
| Carole | Song of happiness: joy. Feminine of Carl. |
| Carolena | Little and womanly |
| Caroliana | Feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |
| Carolina | Joy. Also feminine variant of Charles meaning manly |