| Charmyn | One who possesses great charm. |
| Cheng Gong | A name meaning to succeed. |
| Cherryl | A name meaning beloved friend. |
| Chett | From the camp of the soldiers |
| Chinnambal | Chinnambal means 'young river' or 'small river' in Tamil, a Dravidian language spoken in southern India. |
| Chiragha | Light, radiant, or shining one, a name often associated with brightness and illumination. |
| Chord | A musical term referring to three or more notes sounded simultaneously. |
| Chretien | Follower of Christ |
| Christi Ann | Follower of Christ |
| Christinna | Follower of christ |
| Ciprian | Derived from the Latin name Cyprianus, meaning 'from Cyprus' or 'Cyprus-born'. |
| Citapara | Citapara is a Sanskrit name meaning 'beautiful flower' or 'lovely bloom', symbolizing elegance and refinement. |
| Clarra | One who is famously bright |
| Cleofas | Cleofas is a Greek name meaning 'glory of the people' or 'glory of the assembly'. |
| Cobus | Following after |
| Coney | A nickname for a rabbit, possibly derived from the Old English word 'cunig,' meaning rabbit or hare. |
| Constantijn | Constantijn is a Dutch name derived from Constantine, meaning steadfast, firm, or unchanging. |
| Corgan | Corgan is a surname of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic word 'corcan,' meaning 'little hollow' or 'valley'. |
| Corsin | Corsin is a French surname derived from the Latin 'cordeus,' meaning 'heart' or 'courageous'. |
| Cotton | Soft, fluffy plant fiber used to make clothing, bedding, and other textiles. |
| Cove | A small, secluded bay or inlet of the sea, often surrounded by cliffs or hills. |
| Crighton | Crighton is a surname of Old English origin, meaning 'creek town' or 'settlement by the stream'. |
| Crosson | Crosson is a surname of Irish origin, possibly derived from the Gaelic word 'cros,' meaning 'cross' or 'intersection'. |
| Cynthiaa | A reference to the greek moon goddess; artemis |
| Cyrie | Derived from the word for lord |
| Dabistan | A Persian term referring to a school. |
| Dafran | Dafran is a Korean name meaning 'great and wise' or 'great and noble'. |
| Dainen | Dainen is a Tibetan Buddhist name meaning 'virtuous' or 'good' and is often given to monks. |
| Dajan | Dajan is a variant of the name David, meaning 'beloved' or 'friend of God'. |
| Dally | Dally means to delay or procrastinate, often in a playful or carefree manner. |
| Damayant | Daughter of the mountain, a name derived from Sanskrit, referring to a strong and resilient woman. |
| Damiann | One who tames or subdues others |
| Danai | Mother of Perseus |
| Dannin | Whose faith kept him from harm in a den of hungry lions |
| Danzig | Danzig is a Polish surname derived from the city of Danzig, meaning 'gift of God' in Old High German. |
| Daralee | Compassion; tree |
| Darshata | A person who is visible. |
| Dashel | A diminutive form of Dashiell, derived from the Hebrew name Yedidiah, meaning 'beloved of God'. |
| Datobar | Judge; Administrator |
| Davee | The beloved one |