Boy name starts with C

Of English and Welsh origin, symbolizing stability and protection.

Of Gaelic origin, symbolizing strength and warrior qualities.

Of Irish origin, symbolizing agility and grace.

A modern variation of Caden, linked to warrior-like qualities.

Biblical name, known as the firstborn son of Adam and Eve, associated with the story of Cain and Abel.

A strong name inspired by the capital of Egypt, symbolizing power and victory.

A short form of names like Calvin or Caleb, with different meanings depending on the origin.

A variant of the name Caleb, often associated with loyalty and devotion.

A popular biblical name meaning faithful, devoted, or loyal.

An Irish surname meaning “bright-headed” or “strife.”

Irish origin, symbolizing a warrior or battle strength.

Irish name meaning rock, symbolizing strength and steadfastness.

Scottish origin, representing peace and serenity.

Variant spelling of Callum, carrying the same meaning of peace.

From French and Latin origins, associated with religious reformer John Calvin.

Scottish origin, often associated with peace and tranquility.

Variant spelling of Camden, conveying a similar meaning of peace.

Scottish surname, traditionally meaning “crooked nose” but often associated with strength and leadership.

Spanish and Portuguese variant of the name Camillus, symbolizing service.

A variant of Cameron, carrying the same meaning of leadership and resilience.

Another variant spelling of Cameron, often associated with strength.

A modern variant spelling of Cameron, symbolizing resilience.

Biblical name, referring to the ancient land promised to the Israelites.

English origin, symbolizing power, sometimes associated with religious figures.

A classic name derived from Old German, symbolizing freedom.

Italian variant of Carl, symbolizing freedom and independence.

Spanish variant of Carl, with the same meaning of freedom.

Italian and Spanish origin, inspired by Mount Carmel in Israel, symbolizing fruitfulness.

Scottish and Irish origin, often associated with adventure and nature.

English origin, originally a surname for someone who transported goods.

A modern name, often associated with tranquility or protection.

A variant of Case, symbolizing peace or serenity.

Irish origin, symbolizing strength and bravery.

English name, often associated with wealth or money.

Another variant of Case, with a similar peaceful connotation.

Derived from the name of the Caspian Sea, symbolizing adventure and mystery.

Latin origin, often associated with religious figures and calmness.

Ancient Roman name, often associated with strength and rebellion.

A name of Hebrew origin, associated with protection and divinity.

Modern name derived from Irish, symbolizing strength and resilience.

Variant of Case, carrying the same meaning of calm and peace.

English origin, symbolizing generosity and nobility.

Derived from the Roman family name Caesar, often associated with leadership and power.

English origin, associated with hunting or pursuit.

English origin, symbolizing bravery and strength in battle.

Hebrew origin, symbolizing vitality and energy.

English origin, often associated with luck or opportunity.

English origin, traditionally a surname referring to a candle maker, now associated with warmth.

Irish origin, symbolizing strength and independence.

French and German origin, a royal name with a history of power and independence.

Diminutive of Charles, symbolizing freedom and strength.

English origin, symbolizing pursuit or adventure.

A unique modern name, symbolizing specialness or divine favor.

A variant spelling of Chosen, conveying the same meaning of specialness.

Short form of Christopher, often associated with Christianity and faith.

Religious name, symbolizing devotion to Christianity.

Greek origin, associated with religious figures and faith.

Irish origin, symbolizing strength in adversity.

English origin, often associated with intelligence and diligence.

English origin, symbolizing creativity and craftsmanship.

English origin, often associated with nature and resourcefulness.

English origin, symbolizing strength and protection.

Scottish origin, symbolizing water and flow, often associated with calmness.

Irish origin, symbolizing assistance and reliability.

Dutch origin, symbolizing strength and courage.

Hebrew origin, often associated with religious service.

English origin, symbolizing strength and resilience.

Often associated with strength and victory

a short, strong name.

Derived from an occupational surname.

A modern twist on Cole with a familial touch.

A classic name with Scottish and Irish roots.

Alternative spelling of Colin, with the same meaning.

An evolved form of a surname, often meaning "people's victory".

A nature-inspired name associated with energy and spirit.

A variant of Colton, often linked to hardworking and down-to-earth qualities.

Derived from the profession of herding horses.

A strong, sturdy name with Old English origins.

Variant of Connor, meaning someone fond of hunting dogs.

Irish in origin, representing one who loves hounds or wolves.

Alternative spelling of Connor with similar meaning.

A name of German origin associated with wisdom and bravery.

Traditionally an occupational surname, now a trendy first name.

Has biblical roots, symbolizing dedication and sacrifice.

Associated with the bird, often symbolizing mystery or insight.

A name linked to nature, often representing someone from a peaceful, secluded area.

A Spanish surname-turned-first name, often linked to refinement.

A variant of Corey, also tied to nature and tranquility.

Of Scottish origin, often symbolizing strength and stability.

Associated with belief systems or strong guiding values.

Modern and trendy, symbolizing unity and teamwork.

A variant of Christian, symbolizing religious devotion.

A sophisticated and elegant form of Christian.

A unique spelling of Christopher, meaning "Christ-bearer."

An English surname that has become a popular first name, often linked to historical significance.

A modern, edgy variation of Crew.

A Spanish name associated with Christian symbolism.

Irish in origin, often tied to nature and strength.

A classic name reflecting manners and grace.

Of Persian origin, symbolizing leadership and royalty.