| Bulut | A soft cloud in the sky. |
| Bunyan | A maker of patties |
| Burcu | A sweet and lovely scent. |
| Burtie | A bright and famous fortress. |
| Busarakham | Yellow sapphire |
| Buttercup | A bright yellow meadow flower. |
| Byellah | A name meaning a quiet valley. |
| Caaden | A battle maiden |
| Cab | Short for cabriolet, a type of horse-drawn carriage or a shortened form of cabdriver. |
| Cabot | Derived from the Old French name 'Cabot,' meaning 'cabbie' or 'cart driver,' possibly related to the Latin 'caput,' meaning 'head.' |
| Cabott | Derived from the Old English 'cabbat,' meaning 'cabbie' or 'driver,' likely referring to a horse or carriage driver. |
| Cabrera | One who lives near goats. |
| Cabriah | A name meaning strength of God. |
| Cacee | A name meaning alert and watchful. |
| Cachele | A name meaning a hidden treasure. |
| Cachelle | A name meaning a secret beauty. |
| Cacie | A name meaning a vigilant person. |
| Cad | A name meaning a battle warrior. |
| Cadance | A name meaning rhythmic flow. |
| Caddam | Caddam is a Gaelic surname meaning 'battle' or 'warrior', possibly derived from the word 'cath' meaning 'battle'. |
| Caddel | A name meaning a battle spirit. |
| Cadden | A battle maiden |
| Caddy | A name meaning a free spirit. |
| Cadey | A name meaning a gentle spirit. |
| Cadmael | A warrior of the battlefield. |
| Cado | A nickname for Avocado, derived from the fruit's scientific name Persea americana, also known as the Alligator Pear. |
| Cadoc | A name meaning battle wise. |
| Cadrian | A warrior of noble spirit. |
| Cadrien | A fighter of great strength. |
| Cadryche | A ruler of the battlefield. |
| Caeden | Caeden is a unisex name meaning 'gentle' or 'noble' derived from the Gaelic word 'caid,' meaning 'fire' or 'battle.' |
| Caedyn | Caedyn is a variant of Cade, meaning 'battle' or 'fighter' derived from the Old English word 'cæd'. |
| Caelab | A name meaning wholehearted. |
| Caelen | Heavenly, celestial, or heavenly body, derived from the Latin word 'coelestis' meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Caeley | A slender and fair maiden. |
| Caelia | A name meaning heavenly one. |
| Caelie | A person of heavenly grace. |
| Caelius | Derived from Latin 'caelum,' meaning heaven or sky, possibly indicating a connection to the heavens or a celestial body. |
| Caelum | Heaven or sky, derived from Latin 'caelum', referring to the celestial realm or upper atmosphere. |
| Caelus | Caelus is Latin for 'heaven' or 'sky', also associated with the Roman god of the sky. |