Caomh

Meaning 'noble' or 'gentle' in Gaelic.

Capeka

A diminutive form of 'capa', meaning 'cape' or 'cloak'.

Capella

Meaning 'little goat', derived from a star's name in the constellation Auriga.

Capri

Named after the island in Italy, representing freedom and beauty.

Capriana

Meaning 'of the island of Capri', symbolizing beauty and charm.

Caprice

Meaning 'whim' or 'fancy', symbolizing spontaneity and freedom.

Capricia

Meaning 'playful' or 'capricious', representing a nature of whimsy.

Capucina

Meaning 'little hood' in reference to the monk's habit, symbolizes modesty and humility.

Capucine

Capucine means 'nasturtium' in French, referring to the flower known for its vibrant color and edible qualities.

Cara

Cara means 'friend' in Irish Gaelic.

Caracy

Caracy is derived from the Gaelic word meaning 'a friend or dear one.'

Caradoc

Caradoc means 'beloved' or 'dear one' in Welsh.

Caradog

Caradog is a variant of Caradoc and carries the same meaning of 'beloved.'

Carados

Carados is derived from 'Caradoc' with similar roots in beloved or dear, popular among historical figures in Wales.

Caraf

Caraf is derived from Gaelic influence meaning 'friend' or 'companion.'

Caragh

Caragh means 'the beloved one' in Irish.

Carah

Carah, a variant of Cara, means 'friend' or 'beloved' in Irish.

Caral

Caral is derived from the Spanish word meaning 'gift of God.'

Caraleen

Caraleen is a diminutive form of Cara, meaning 'little friend.'

Caraleena

Caraleena is a variation of Caraleen and means 'little beloved friend.'

Caraline

Caraline is a variant of Cara, meaning 'friend.'

Caralyn

Caralyn is a variant of Cara and means 'friend.'

Caralyne

Caralyne is a variant of Caroline, meaning 'free man,' but often relates back to the 'friend' meaning of Cara.

Caralynn

Caralynn combines the meanings of Cara, meaning 'dear one,' and the suffix -lynn indicating a place or lake.

Carantoc

A name of Celtic origin referring to a 'beloved servant' or 'one who cares'.

Carantok

A form of the name Carantoc, meaning 'beloved' or 'kind-hearted'.

Carbani

A surname that likely derives from terms meaning 'charcoal burner' or 'coal merchant'.

Carberry

A surname meaning 'from the castle of the Berry', used for both genders.

Carbry

An Irish name that means 'fortified place' or 'from the fortified town'.

Carda

A feminine name meaning 'beloved' or 'dear one'.

Cardella

A diminutive of 'Carda', meaning 'little dear' or 'little beloved'.

Carden

A surname meaning 'from the marsh', associated with landscape features.

Cardiff

Derived from the Welsh for 'fort on the site of the river Taff', used for both genders.

Cardwell

A surname indicating 'well by the marsh', used for both genders.

Caree

A variant of the name 'Carrie', meaning 'pure' or 'beloved' in Latin origins.

Careen

A name meaning 'to move swiftly', often signifying a light-hearted nature.

Carel

A diminutive form of Charles, meaning 'free man.'

Caren

A form of Karen meaning 'pure, clear.'

Carene

A variant of Karen, meaning 'beloved.'

Carenza

Derived from 'carenza' meaning 'beloved' or 'dear.'

Carey

Derived from the Gaelic name Ó Ciardha, meaning 'descendant of Ciardha.'

Cargan

Meaning 'little sea man' or 'descendant of Corc,' referring to a historic figure.

Cari

A diminutive form of Carina, meaning 'dear, beloved.'

Caria

Means 'the graceful one.'

Cariad

Translates to 'beloved' or 'love.'

Cariana

Derived from the Latin for 'beloved one.'

Cariann

A combination of Cara and Ann, meaning 'beloved grace.'

Carianne

A variant of Cariann, meaning 'beloved' and 'graceful.'

Caridad

Means 'charity' or 'love,' in the context of Christian virtues.

Carie

A diminutive form of Caroline, meaning 'strong' or 'free man.'

Carien

A variant of the name Karen, meaning 'pure.'

Carileph

Means 'man from the fortification.'

Carilla

Carilla means 'little beloved' in Greek.

Carilyn

Carilyn is a modern name combining 'Cara' meaning 'beloved' and 'Lynn' meaning 'lake' or 'water'.

Carilynne

Carilynne is a variant of Carilyn, combining 'Cara' (beloved) with a common suffix '-lynne'.

Carin

Carin is derived from 'Carina', meaning 'beloved' or 'dear' in Latin.

Carina

Carina means 'beloved' or 'dear' in Latin.

Carinda

Carinda is derived from the Latin 'Carina', meaning 'beloved'.

Carine

Carine is the French form of 'Carina', meaning 'beloved'.

Carinet

Carinet is a diminutive form of Carine, meaning 'little beloved' in French.

Carinna

Carinna means 'beloved' in Italian, derived from 'Carina'.

Carinu

Carinu is an Italian form of Carina, meaning 'beloved' or 'darling'.

Cario

Cario is derived from the Italian 'Cario', meaning 'beloved'.

Caris

Caris means 'love' in Welsh, derived from the word 'caru'.

Carisa

Carisa is related to 'Carina', meaning 'beloved' in Latin.

Carissa

Carissa is derived from 'Carina', meaning 'beloved' or 'dear'.

Carissima

Carissima means 'most beloved' in Latin.

Carissy

Carissy is a modern derivative of Carissa, denoting 'beloved'.

Cariston

Cariston can be interpreted as 'from the town of Caris', or 'beloved'.

Carita

Carita means 'little dear' in Spanish, derived from 'cariño'.

Caritas

Caritas means 'charity' or 'love' in Latin.

Carl

A name meaning 'man' or 'free man'

Carla

A feminine form of Carl meaning 'free woman'

Carlatun

A diminutive form of Carl, typically implying 'little free man'

Carlay

A modern name likely derived from a combination of Carl and Lay, signifying 'free from burdens'

Carlee

A modern variation of Carly, meaning 'free woman'

Carleen

A variant of Carla meaning 'little free woman'

Carleena

A variation of Karina, meaning 'pure' or 'beloved'

Carleigh

A modern spelling of Carly, meaning 'free woman'

Carlen

A variant of Carl meaning 'free man'

Carlene

A variant of Carl, meaning 'free woman'

Carleton

Meaning 'from the land of the free peasants'

Carletta

A diminutive form of Carla, meaning 'little free woman'

Carley

A variant of Carly, meaning 'free woman' or 'from the meadow'

Carli

A shorter form of Carla, meaning 'free woman'

Carlie

A variant of Carly, meaning 'free woman'

Carlijn

A Dutch diminutive of Carla, meaning 'free woman'

Carlile

Meaning 'from the land of Carl' or 'the free man'

Carlin

A diminutive of Charles, meaning 'man' or 'free man'

Carlina

A diminutive of Carla, meaning 'little free one'

Carline

Strong, free man; feminine form of Charles.

Carlino

Little Charles; a diminutive form of Carlo.

Carliss

A modern variation of Carla or Charles; meaning free woman.

Carlissa

A modern feminine creation from Charles, signifying strength.

Carlita

Little Charles; a diminutive form of Carla.

Carlito

Little Charles; affectionate diminutive of Carlos.

Carlitos

Little Charles; often used affectionately in Spanish-speaking cultures.

Carlla

A modern spelling of Carla, meaning free woman.

Carlo

Strong and manly; Italian form of Charles.

Carlos

Free man; Spanish form of Charles.