| Caaden | A battle maiden |
| Cachelle | A name meaning a secret beauty. |
| Caedyn | Caedyn is a variant of Cade, meaning 'battle' or 'fighter' derived from the Old English word 'cæd'. |
| Caelynne | Form of CAELYN - Meadow; waterfall pool |
| Caeman | A man of the quiet earth. |
| Caeser | Derived from the Latin for hair. |
| Caiden | Caiden means 'brave warrior' or 'noble' in Gaelic, derived from the name Cade. |
| Cairon | Cairn is a Scottish term for a pile of stones used as a landmark or memorial. |
| Calahan | One who loves churches |
| Caledon | Caledon is derived from the Gaelic 'Cailleann,' meaning 'beautiful' or 'lovely,' referring to a place or region. |
| Callaway | Callaway is a surname of English origin, derived from 'call' meaning 'to summon' and 'way' meaning 'path'. |
| Caper | A caper is a type of pickle made from pickled flower buds of the caper plant. |
| Capistran | Derived from the Latin 'capistrum,' meaning a halter or a rope for controlling horses. |
| Cashmere | Soft, fine wool obtained from the undercoat of the cashmere goat, native to the Himalayan region. |
| Cashton | Cashton is a variant of Cashton, derived from the Old English words 'cæs' meaning 'brilliant' and 'tun' meaning 'settlement'. |
| Casimer | Casimer is a variant of Casimir, derived from Polish 'Kazimierz', meaning 'keeper of peace'. |
| Caswyn | Caswyn is a Welsh name meaning 'battle' or 'warrior' and also associated with 'hollow' or 'valley'. |
| Catuskarni | Catuskarni is a Sanskrit name meaning 'four-armed' or 'having four arms', likely referring to a deity or avatar. |
| Caydnn | Caydnn is a variant of Cayden, meaning 'fire' or 'fiery one' with a strong, bold connotation. |
| Cecilly | One who is blind; patron |
| Cereal | From Latin 'cerealis', meaning 'of or from Ceres', the Roman goddess of agriculture and grain. |
| Chabuk | A Persian term meaning a whip. |
| Chahid | A witness to the truth. |
| Chaityaka | A sacred place or shrine. |
| Chakhra | A wheel or a circular energy. |
| Chandrajita | One who has conquered the moon. |
| Chaos | Meaning a vast, gaping void space. |
| Chariton | Chariton means 'free man' or 'liberated' in Greek, derived from 'charis' meaning 'grace' or 'favor'. |
| Charmion | A name meaning a little delight or joy. |
| Chashidah | Horned one, a name possibly referring to a person with a distinctive physical feature or characteristic. |
| Chaske | Chaske means 'little chief' or 'leader' in the Lakota language, traditionally used by the Sioux tribe. |
| Chepo | May he add; God shall add |
| Chitah | Cheetah, a large cat species known for its speed and agility, native to Africa and Iran. |
| Chloee | A name meaning a fresh sprout. |
| Chorya | Chorya means 'beautiful' or 'lovely' in Sanskrit, often used as a given name in Indian culture. |
| Christabelle | Beautiful follower of Christ |
| Chubs | A colloquial term for a person who is overweight or has a rounded body shape. |
| Chughtaee | A person from Chughtai, a sub-clan of the Rajput community in Pakistan and India. |
| Chughtai | Changez Khans Son |
| Chushan Rishathaim | Blackness of iniquities |