| Chansomps | Locust (Algonquin) |
| Chant | A song or a rhythmic melody. |
| Chantae | A singer of beautiful songs. |
| Chantal | A stone or a rocky boulder. |
| Chantalle | A singer of melodic songs. |
| Chantay | A French name meaning to sing. |
| Chante | Derived from the French for sing. |
| Chantel | A stonebased singing place. |
| Chantell | A name meaning rocky singer. |
| Chantelle | A singer from stony ground. |
| Chanti | A name meaning to sing songs. |
| Chantin | A name meaning to sing aloud. |
| Chanton | A name meaning song of joy. |
| Chantoya | A name meaning singing joy. |
| Chantrea | A name meaning moon singer. |
| Chantrell | A singer or one who chants. |
| Chantry | A chapel for singing masses. |
| Chanveer | A brave and heroic warrior. |
| Chanvi | A name for Goddess Lakshmi. |
| CHANYA | A Taita people of Kenya female name; meaning unknown. |
| Chanyana | One who is full of moonlight. |
| Chao | Meaning dynasty or superior. |
| Chap | Diminutive of Chapman: Peddler; merchant. |
| CHAPA | Sioux name meaning " beaver." CHENOA |
| Chapal | Someone who is very restless. |
| Chapala | Quick, lightening, Goddess, Lakshmi; Restless; lighting |
| Chapalaa | Restless; Unsteady |
| Chapalabikas | One who blossoms quickly. |
| Chapalu | Name of a monster |
| Chapalya | The quality of restlessness. |
| Chapawee | A person who is very brave. |
| Chapelle | Living Near a Church |
| Chapin | Derived from a name for a baker. |
| Chapla | Clever; Active; Lightning; Goddess Lakshmi; Swift |
| Chaplin | Priest; Minister |
| Chapman | An old term for a merchant. |
| Chapolacharan | Feet of the lotus flower. |
| Chappel | From the chapel |
| Chappell | From the chapel |
| Chappy | Diminutive of Chapman: Peddler; merchant. |