| Candresta | Beloved of the Moon |
| Candrii | A name meaning glowing or lunar. |
| Candrila | Possessing the Moon; Lord Shiva |
| Candrima | Light of the Moon |
| Candrin | Meaning a person who is glowing. |
| Canduri | A name meaning sweet or honeyed. |
| Candy | Bright, Sweet; Diminutive of Candace: Famous bearer: American actress Candice Bergen.; Diminutive of Candida: Dazzling white. Bright, glowing white. Derived from the feminine of the Latin adjective meaning white. Famous bearer: George Bernard Shaw's 1898 |
| Candyce | Candace was an ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens. |
| Cane | Derived from the word for a reed. |
| Canens | Latin name meaning a singing one. |
| Canga | Understanding; Wise |
| Cangadasa | A servant of the divine light. |
| CANH | A name meaning green or youthful. |
| Caniad | A Welsh word meaning a melody. |
| Canice | Derived from the word for fire. |
| Canidius | Antony and Cleopatra'. Lieutenant-General to Mark Antony. |
| Canika | A name meaning a small flower. |
| Canisa | A name meaning a singing woman. |
| Canna | Derived from the word for a reed. |
| Cannan | Variant of Cannon: Church official. |
| Cannelita | A diminutive form of cinnamon. |
| Cannenta | A nymph of Roman mythology. |
| Cannia | Derived from a Roman family name. |
| Cannine | Relating to a dog or canine. |
| Canning | Variant of Cannon: Church official. |
| Cannon | Church official. |
| Canon | Variant of Cannon: Church official. |
| Canowicakte | Sioux name meaning forest hunter. |
| Cant | To speak with hypocritical piety. |
| Canta | A word meaning to sing in Latin. |
| Cantabria | From Cantabria. |
| Cantara | Bridge; Small bridge. |
| Canterbury | King Henry V' Archbishop of Canterbury. |
| Cantilena | A smooth, lyrical vocal melody. |
| Cantor | A singer in a religious service. |
| Cantrix | A female singer or songstress. |
| Canura | With Thin Thighs |
| Canute | Derived from the word for knot. |
| Canyon | A deep gorge carved by a river. |
| Caoilfhinnn | Slender and comely |