| Caudea | Derived from a Latin word for tail. |
| Caxton | English surname meaning 'from the castle town' |
| Cayde | A fighter or a spirited warrior. |
| Caydin | A companion or a fighter of war. |
| Caymon | A name of uncertain origin. |
| Cayse | A variant of the name Casey. |
| Caysey | A variant of the name Casey. |
| Caysha | A modern American invented name. |
| Cazzee | A variant of the name Casey. |
| Cazzey | A modern variation of Casey. |
| Cazzi | A short and playful nickname. |
| Cazzie | A diminutive form of Cassandra. |
| Cearney | A name meaning a victorious. |
| Cearra | Little black one |
| Cederrick | Meaning gifted ruler or leader. |
| Ceecee | A name meaning blind or dim light. |
| Ceiran | Welsh name meaning 'son of the lord' |
| Celeana | Derived from the Greek word for moon. |
| Celeanah | A variant meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Celeeste | A name meaning heavenly or celestial. |
| Celest | Derived from the Latin word for heavenly. |
| Celin | Meaning heavenly or of the heavens. |
| Celinah | Derived from the Latin word for heaven. |
| Cellest | Pertaining to the celestial heavens. |
| Cellia | One who is blind, patron saint of music |
| Cellin | Derived from the word for the moon. |
| Celyn | A Welsh name meaning the holly plant. |
| Celyna | A name meaning a beautiful holly tree. |
| Cenise | A name meaning a bright, fiery spirit. |
| Ceren | A name meaning clear or bright. |
| Cereza | Spanish word for the cherry. |
| Cervenka | Derived from a small red deer. |
| Cescelia | A blind but heavenly dreamer. |
| Ceseare | A leader with long, thick hair. |
| Ceser | Derived from the Latin for hairy. |
| Cesit | A term meaning variety or type. |
| Cesor | A variant of the name Caesar. |
| Cevera | A name meaning strict or severe. |
| Cevoria | A name meaning a bright light. |
| Ceylin | Meaning path to heaven or gate. |