| Braison | Braison is a French surname derived from the Old French word 'bras,' meaning arm or strength. |
| Branddon | Derived from a hill covered in broom. |
| Brecht | A name meaning bright or shining light. |
| Breock | Breock is a Cornish surname meaning 'broad' or 'wide' place, possibly referring to a location with a broad or wide aspect. |
| Brevin | Brevin is a shortened form of Breven, derived from the Gaelic 'brevan,' meaning 'young warrior' or 'strong youth'. |
| Brevyn | Brevyn is a variant of Breven, derived from the Gaelic 'brevan' meaning 'young warrior' or 'strong and brave'. |
| Briek | A man of noble strength. |
| Bronx | Bronx is derived from the Swedish word 'brunk' meaning 'dark' or 'muddy' referring to the area's swampy terrain. |
| Broos | A fragile or brittle soul. |
| Brunson | Derived from Old English 'brun' meaning brown and 'son' meaning son, likely referring to a brown-haired individual. |
| Brydon | A form of braden |
| Buddhikama | Buddhikama means 'one who has attained the state of enlightenment' or 'enlightened one' in Sanskrit. |
| Bulut | A soft cloud in the sky. |
| Cabott | Derived from the Old English 'cabbat,' meaning 'cabbie' or 'driver,' likely referring to a horse or carriage driver. |
| Cadmael | A warrior of the battlefield. |
| Cadrien | A fighter of great strength. |
| Caelus | Caelus is Latin for 'heaven' or 'sky', also associated with the Roman god of the sky. |
| Caer Llion | Welsh for city of legions. |
| Cage | A confined or enclosed space, often used to describe a prison or a restrictive environment. |
| Calderon | A name meaning a large kettle. |
| Caliandra | Derived from beautiful flower. |
| Caliph | Successor to the Prophet Muhammad, leader of the Islamic community and state. |
| Camrynn | Having a crooked nose |
| Cappy | Shortened form of names starting with 'C', such as Catherine or Caroline, or a nickname for someone with a cap or hat. |
| Carlinhos | Little Charles, the free man. |
| Carper | Occupational surname for a carpenter or woodworker, derived from Old English 'carpere' meaning to cut wood. |
| Carrow | Carrow is a surname of Irish origin, meaning 'little castle' or 'fortress'. |
| Castillon | French surname derived from the place name Castillon, meaning 'castle on a hill'. |
| Caydren | Caydren is a variant of Cadren, derived from the Gaelic word 'cad,' meaning battle or war. |
| Cellina | A name meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Celso | A name meaning high or noble in rank. |
| Cem | The one who rules |
| Cenobio | A community of monks living together under a common rule and governance. |
| Cephus | Cephus is a Latin name meaning 'hollow' or 'empty', possibly derived from the Greek word 'kephos'. |
| Chanandin | One who brings joy and delight. |
| Chandlor | One who works with candles. |
| Chandrakina | A name meaning moonlike beauty. |
| Channell | From the canal; a channel |
| Charkhab | Charkhab means a circular or circular motion, often used to describe a rotating or revolving motion. |
| Charlz | A modern spelling meaning a free man. |