Girl name starts with C

Popular name for girls, symbolizing musical rhythm and harmony.

A variation of Caitlin, with a modern touch.

Classic Irish name, often spelled Caitlyn or Katelyn.

A popular variant of Caitlin, modern and widely used.

Short and sweet, often used as a nickname for California or Calista.

A diminutive of Calliope or Caroline, often used as a standalone name.

A mythological name associated with the muse of epic poetry and eloquence.

A name with a geographical reference, also suggesting elegance.

Originally a surname, now popular as a first name for both boys and girls.

A classic name with a refined and elegant touch.

A variant of Camila, often associated with nobility and grace.

Elegant name with a timeless appeal.

Originally a surname, now a trendy name for both boys and girls.

A modern spelling of Cameron, used predominantly for girls.

Inspired by the Italian island, suggesting beauty and sophistication.

Simple and sweet, meaning "dear" or "beloved" in Italian.

A lovely name meaning "graceful" or "beloved."

A classic name with a strong, independent connotation.

A modern variant of Carla, often used for girls.

A trendy spelling of Carlee, combining classic and contemporary elements.

Another modern variant of Carla, often used as a standalone name.

A diminutive of Carlee, simple and sweet.

A popular and contemporary name, often used as a nickname for Caroline.

A name with artistic and musical connotations.

Elegant name with a classic charm, often used in various cultures.

A timeless name with royal and sophisticated undertones.

A variant of Caroline, less common but equally elegant.

Originally an occupational surname, now popular as a first name for both genders.

A unisex name with a friendly and approachable feel.

A name from Greek mythology, meaning "one who entangles men," with a strong historical background.

A popular name with a playful and modern vibe.

A name inspired by the beautiful and exotic orchid flower.

A Spanish name with a classic and elegant touch.

A timeless name with royal associations, often used in various cultures.

A modern variant of Cadence, combining elegance with a trendy twist.

A modern and popular name, often used as a variant of Kaylee.

A classic name with historical and saintly connotations.

A widely used name with a timeless appeal, often associated with Saint Cecilia.

A name with a celestial and ethereal quality, suggesting purity and beauty.

Latin origin, meaning “heavenly.” Often associated with the celestial.

French origin, derived from the Latin “Caelum,” meaning sky or heaven.

Hebrew origin, meaning “grace” or “favor.”

Old English origin, meaning “candle maker” or “supplier of candles.”

French origin, derived from a family name meaning “canal” or “channel.”

English origin, meaning “love” or “kindness.”

A variation of Charlie, which means “free man” or “strong.”

A spelling variation of Charlee, meaning “free man.”

Variant of Charlie, meaning “free man” or “strong.”

A modern spelling of Charlie, meaning “free man.”

Originally a diminutive of Charles, meaning “free man” or “strong.”

Feminine form of Charles, meaning “free man.”

Hebrew origin, meaning “life” or “living.”

Old English origin, meaning “port for chalk.”

English origin, meaning “to hold dear” or “treasure.”

Variation of Cheyenne, originally a Native American tribe name.

Derived from the Native American tribe, meaning uncertain or "red speakers."

Greek origin, meaning “blooming” or “fertility.”

Greek origin, meaning “follower of Christ.”

Variant of Christina, meaning “follower of Christ.”

Irish origin, meaning “black-haired” or “dark.”

Spanish origin, meaning “sky” or “heaven.”

Diminutive of Cynthia, derived from the Greek mountain Kynthos.

French origin, meaning “clear” or “bright.”

Latin origin, meaning “clear” or “bright.”

Variation of Clara, meaning “clear” or “bright.”

Latin origin, meaning “clear” or “bright.”

Latin origin, meaning “lame” or “enclosure.”

Latin origin, meaning “mild” or “gentle.”

Greek origin, meaning “pride” or “glory.”

English origin, referring to the clover plant, symbolizing luck.

French origin, meaning “victorious people.”

Irish origin, derived from “Colin,” meaning “victory of the people.”

Greek origin, meaning “maiden” or “daughter.”

English origin, meaning “little coral.”

Greek origin, meaning “maiden” or “girl.”

Old French origin, meaning “from Courtenay” or “short nose.”

Spanish/Italian origin, meaning “follower of Christ.”

Greek origin, meaning “frozen water” or “ice.”

Greek origin, meaning “from Mount Kynthos.”