Unique & Beautiful Names in christian religion

Carry

A diminutive of 'Caroline' or 'Carrie', meaning 'free.'.

Carryn

A variant spelling of 'Karen', derived from 'Catherine', meaning 'pure'.

Cars

Derived from the surname meaning 'from the marsh.'.

Carsci

A modern name with no specific meaning established.

Carsen

A modern variation of 'Carson', often meaning 'son of the marsh dweller'.

Carson

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'son of Carr' or 'swamp', often associated with ruggedness.

Carsten

A form of 'Christian', meaning 'follower of Christ'.

Carston

Another variant of 'Carsten', referencing 'Christian' or 'follower of Christ'.

Carswell

Derived from a Scottish surname meaning 'well by the marsh'.

Carsyn

A modern feminine variation of 'Carson', often associated with nature.

Cart

Derived from the Old English 'ceart', meaning 'one who carts goods'.

Carter

Originating from an English surname meaning 'one who transports goods by cart'.

Cartere

A variation of 'Carter', relating to cart drivers or carriers.

Cartland

Derived from the word 'land of the carts' or a compound involving cart transportation.

Cartwright

An occupational surname meaning 'maker of carts'.

Carvay

A name meaning 'love' in Welsh.

Carvel

A name meaning 'little fortress' in Old English.

Carvell

A name derived from Old English meaning 'fortified town' or 'village'.

Carver

A name meaning 'one who carves wood' in English.

Carville

A name meaning 'fortified settlement' in Welsh.

Carwyn

A name meaning 'blessed love' in Welsh.

Cary

A name which means 'fort' or ' fortress' in Old English.

Caryann

A name meaning 'pure' or 'beloved' possibly derived from 'Cary'.

Caryl

A name meaning 'free man' or 'joyful' derived from Charles.

Caryll

A name meaning 'free man' derived from a variant of Charles.

Caryn

A name meaning 'pure' or 'beloved', a variant of Karen.

Caryne

A name meaning 'pure' or 'beloved', similar to Caryn.

Carynn

Carynn means 'pure' or 'beloved.'

Carys

Carys means 'love' or 'to love.'

Cas

Cas is often a shortened form of names like Caspian or Cassidy, and can mean 'journey' or 'pure.'

Casanova

Casanova means 'new house' or 'man of the house.'

Casar

Casar means 'to marry.'

Case

Case means 'brave' or can refer to a 'box.'

Casek

Casek is derived from the name 'Kace' which means 'alert' or 'watchful.'

Casen

Casen is a modern name meaning 'pure.'

Casendana

Casendana means 'of the house of Edda.'

Casey

Casey means 'brave' or 'vigilant.'

Cash

Cash means 'wealth' or 'money.'

Cashel

Cashel means 'stone fort.'

Cashlin

Cashlin is a modern name meaning 'cash' or 'wealth.'

Cashlynn

Cashlynn means 'daughter of wealth.'

Cashton

Cashton is a modern name combining 'Cash' and 'Ashton.'

Casi

Casi is a diminutive form of names like Cassandra or Casey, meaning 'pure.'

Casia

Casia means 'cinnamon' and is derived from the Latin word for the bark used in spices.

Casidhe

Casidhe is a variant of 'Cadhla,' meaning 'pure, or 'possibly handsome'.

Casidi

Casidi is a modern variant derived from names like Cassidy, meaning 'spiritual or clever'.

Casie

Casie is a diminutive of Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.

Casilda

Casilda means 'little helmet' and is of Arabic origin associated with a legendary princess.

Casildo

Casildo means 'little helmet' and is derived from the Gothic elements 'kans' for 'battle' and 'wuld' for 'glory'.

Casimer

Casimer means 'proclaimer of peace', derived from the Slavic elements 'cas' and 'mir'.

Casimir

Casimir means 'famous destroyer' or 'one who brings peace' in Slavic origins.

Casimira

Casimira, the feminine form of Casimir, likewise means 'peaceful and famous'.

Casimiro

Casimiro means 'proclaimer of peace', derived from Slavic origins, similar to Casimir.

Casmir

Casmir is another variant of Casimir, meaning 'the one who brings peace'.

Cason

Cason means 'son of the marsh' or 'from the marsh'.

Caspar

Caspar means 'treasurer' and is one of the traditional names of the Magi in the Bible.

Caspara

Caspara is the feminine form of Caspar, meaning 'treasurer'.

Caspari

Caspari is a variant that can be associated with 'treasurer', typically leaning towards male but used for females as well.

Casper

Casper means 'treasurer' and is also associated with one of the wise men in the Bible.

Caspian

Caspian relates to the Caspian Sea, possibly derived from 'Caspio', referring to the ancient Caspians.

Cass

Cass is a diminutive of Cassandra or Cassius, meaning 'shining upon man' or 'hollow'.

Cassadee

Cassadee is a modern name derived from the combination of Cass and the -dee suffix, meaning 'pure'.

Cassady

Cassady means 'clever or curly-haired', derived from the Irish surname Ó Caiside.

Cassandre

A French form of Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.

Cassara

A modern name derived from Cassie, often linked with 'pure'.

Cassarra

A variation of Cassara, often associated with 'pure'.

Cassel

Meaning 'fortress' or 'castle', derived from the Germanic roots.

Cassendra

A modern variation of Cassandra, meaning 'shining upon man'.

Cassey

A diminutive form of Cassandra or Cassie, meaning 'pure'.

Cassi

A variant of Cassie or Cassandra, suggesting purity and cleanliness.

Cassia

Derived from the Latin word for 'cinnamon', symbolizing sweetness.

Cassian

Meaning 'hollow' or 'empty', often linked to a saint.

Cassica

A form related to Cassia, often interpreted as 'cinnamon'.

Cassidy

Meaning 'curly-haired', traditionally used for both genders.

Cassie

A diminutive form of Cassandra, meaning 'pure'.

Cassielle

A modern feminine variant of Cassiel, suggesting strength.

Cassilda

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary; a historical figure in Spanish tradition.

Caswell

From the ash tree well.

Caswyn

Brave or warrior.

Cat

Short form of names beginning with Cat, like Catherine; associated with purity.

Catalda

Derived from the name of Saint Alda, meaning noble.

Cataldo

Derived from the name of Saint Alda, meaning noble.

Catalena

Diminutive of Catalina, meaning pure.

Cataleya

A type of orchid; symbolizes beauty and elegance.

Catalin

Form of the name Catherine, meaning pure.

Catalina

Spanish form of Katherine, meaning pure.

Cataline

Diminutive of Catherine, meaning pure.

Catalonia

Name derived from the region in Spain; associated with strong cultural identity.

Catalyn

Variation of Catherine, meaning pure.

Catarina