| Cille | Blind or sightless woman |
| Clell | Clell is a shortened form of the name Clellon, derived from the name Clellon, meaning 'warrior' or 'battle'. |
| Clemeth | A mild and merciful person |
| Cleofas | Cleofas is a Greek name meaning 'glory of the people' or 'glory of the assembly'. |
| Clete | Diminutive form of Cleatus, derived from Greek 'kleitos,' meaning 'famous' or 'renowned'. |
| Cleto | Cleto is a shortened form of Cleto, derived from the Latin name Cleto, meaning 'glory' or 'famous'. |
| Cloyd | Cloyd is a surname of Welsh origin, meaning 'cloud' or 'fog' derived from the name Clodwig. |
| Clunie | Clunie is a Scottish surname derived from the Gaelic 'Cluanaidh' meaning 'narrow valley' or 'narrow glen'. |
| Colee | A swarthy woman; having coal-black hair |
| Coleridge | Derived from Old English 'col' meaning charcoal and 'eridge' meaning ridge or hill, possibly referring to a dark-haired person. |
| Coleton | Colleton is a surname of English origin, derived from the Old English words 'col' meaning coal and 'tun' meaning settlement. |
| Collison | A collision is a sudden impact or crash between two or more objects. |
| Colombo | Derived from the Latin word for dove. |
| Colonel Bobert | Colonel is a military rank, Bobert is a surname, likely a humorous or fictional name combination. |
| Consuello | One who offers consolation |
| Cornellius | Derived from the Roman horn family. |
| Curley | A man; freeman; peasant |
| Cyler | Cycler refers to a person who rides a bicycle, or a person who cycles through various stages or phases. |
| Czedale | Czedale is a Polish surname, derived from the word 'część', meaning 'a part' or 'a share'. |
| Fasilidas | historic king of Ethiopia |
| Lobengula | historical Matabele king |
| Lutalo | A name meaning a great fighter. |
| Ndale | A person born during a celebration. |
| Khaalideen | Derived from Khalid, meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal'. |
| Khaalidoon | Variant of Khaalideen, meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal'. |
| Khaleem | From the Arabic word 'khaleem', meaning 'trustworthy' or 'faithful'. |
| Khaleil | Derived from the Arabic word 'khaleil', meaning 'noble' or 'exalted'. |
| Khaleq | From the Arabic word 'khaleq', meaning 'creator' or 'maker'. |
| Khalidi | From the Arabic word 'khalidi', meaning 'one who is devoted' or 'dedicated'. |
| Khalidin | Derived from the Arabic words 'khalid' and 'in', meaning 'eternal' or 'immortal'. |
| Khalig | Derived from the Arabic word 'khalig', meaning 'one who is creative' or 'innovative'. |
| Khalique | From the Arabic word 'khalique', meaning 'creator' or 'maker'. |
| Khalish | Derived from the Arabic word 'khalish', meaning 'one who is blessed' or 'fortunate'. |
| Khalith | Eternal, lasting, or enduring |
| Leban | Derived from a rare surname, possibly meaning 'from Lebanon' or 'Lebanese'. |
| Lezin | Possibly a variant of 'Lezin', a surname of French origin meaning 'from the lees' or 'dregs'. |
| Lidan | A person who is gentle and peaceful. |
| Lihaj | One who provides shelter or refuge. |
| Linar | A bright and shining light of hope. |
| Linnel | A soft and delicate forest flower. |