Cater

A name often associated with someone who transports goods; typically a noun used as a name.

Caterin

A diminutive form of Caterina, meaning 'pure'.

Caterina

The Italian form of Catherine, meaning 'pure'.

Caterine

A variant of Catherine, meaning 'pure'.

Catgen

Derived from the Irish surname meaning 'descendant of Caoinlean'.

Catgual

Meaning 'a little cat' in Gaelic.

Catguallaun

An Irish name meaning 'place of the stone'.

Catguare

Of Gaelic origin, meaning 'son of Catach'.

Catguaret

Derived from the French word for 'cataract'.

Catgucaun

An Irish name meaning 'little cat'.

Catgucauni

An Irish name meaning 'descendant of the little cat'.

Catguocaun

Son of the warrior; descendant of the peaceful king.

Catguoret

Derived from the name of a place implying victory of the army.

Cath

Pure, chastity; derived from the Irish name Caitriona.

Cathal

Battle ruler; strong in battle.

Cathalina

Pure; variant of Catherine.

Cathandra

Variant of Cassandra, meaning prophetess or one who entangles men.

Catharin

Pure; a form of Katherine.

Catharina

Pure; an alternative form of Katherine.

Catharine

Pure; a popular variant in English-speaking countries.

Catharinus

Derived from Katherine, meaning pure.

Catharyn

Derived from Katherine, meaning pure; commonly used in modern times.

Cathee

A diminutive or variant form of Katherine, meaning pure.

Catherin

An alternate spelling of Katherine, meaning pure.

Catherina

Pure; a form of the name Catherine.

Catherine

Pure; one of the most popular names of the 20th century.

Catheryn

Variant of Katherine, meaning pure; often used in modern contexts.

Catherynne

A variant form of Catherine, meaning pure.

Cathey

Diminutive of Katherine, meaning pure.

Cathi

A shortened form of Catherine, meaning pure.

Cathia

Variant of Katherine, meaning pure.

Cathie

Diminutive of Catherine, meaning 'pure' or 'clear.'

Cathleen

Variant of Kathleen, derived from Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cathrin

A form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cathrina

A variant of Cathrine or Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cathrine

A form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cathryn

A modern English variant of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cathwulf

An Old English name meaning 'battle wolf.'

Cathy

Diminutive form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cati

A diminutive of Caterina, meaning 'pure.'

Caticvvs

A lesser-known name possibly derived from a Latin influence but not widely recognized; precise meaning undetermined.

Catie

Diminutive form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catin

Diminutive of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catina

An Italian diminutive of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catinka

A variation of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catja

A variant of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catlana

A modern blend of Catherine and other derivatives, primarily meaning 'pure.'

Catleu

A variant of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catlin

A form of Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Catlyn

A variation of Caitlin, derived from Catherine, meaning 'pure.'

Cato

An ancient Roman name meaning 'wise' or 'all-knowing.'

Catoci

A name derived from Latin meaning 'descendant of Catolus'.

Catomagli

A diminutive form possibly meaning 'little Catino'.

Catomaglus

Derived from the root name Catom, possibly meaning 'battle prince'.

Caton

Derived from the Latin term meaning 'pure'.

Catreena

Meaning 'pure' derived from the name Katherine.

Catrice

Meaning 'pure', also derived from Katherine.

Catrin

A Welsh form of Katherine, meaning 'pure'.

Catrina

Meaning 'pure', a variation of the name Katherine.

Catrine

Meaning 'pure', derived from the name Katherine.

Catrinel

A diminutive of Catrina, meaning 'pure'.

Catriona

A Scottish variant of Katherine meaning 'pure'.

Catryn

A Welsh form of Catherine, meaning 'pure'.

Catta

A diminutive form meaning 'little Catherine'.

Cattia

Modern form of the name Caterina, meaning 'pure'.

Cattle

Derived from 'cadle' meaning 'tiny'.

Catuoconi

An ancient Roman name possibly meaning 'warrior'.

Caty

A diminutive form of 'Catherine,' meaning 'pure' in Greek.

Cauley

Derived from the Gaelic name 'O'Cuile,' meaning 'descendant of Cuile,' a personal name.

Caulfield

A surname meaning 'from the marshy land' in Gaelic, often given as a first name.

Caullin

Derived from the name 'Caolán,' meaning 'slender' or 'narrow' in Gaelic.

Caulton

Means 'from the wood or estate of Cauld,' a place-name in English heritage.

Cavall

Means 'horse' in Italian, often associated with strength and nobility.

Cavan

A name of Irish origin meaning 'little hollow', often associated with geographical features.

Cavell

Cavell means 'a servant' or 'one who is strong', derived from the Old French name 'Cavaille'.

Cavery

Cavery is linked to the word 'caviar', reflecting richness or delicacy.

Caveti

Caveti is derived from 'cavetto' meaning 'little cave', symbolizing protection or safety.

Cavetus

Cavetus translates to 'cautious' or 'careful', indicating wisdom or prudence.

Cavin

Cavin means 'hollow' or 'the one from the 'cave' region'.

Cay

Cay refers to a small island, often associated with tranquility.

Cayanne

Cayanne is associated with the cayenne pepper, symbolizing heat or spice in life.

Cayce

Cayce means 'brave' or 'alert', derived from a surname in Old English.

Cayden

Cayden means 'fighter' or 'spiritual warrior', associated with bravery.

Caydence

Caydence is a modern variation of Cadence, meaning 'rhythm' or 'flow'.

Caydran

Caydran is an invented name, believed to mean 'son of the warrior'.

Caydren

Caydren is a variation of Caiden, associated with 'spiritual warrior'.

Cayenne

Cayenne refers to the pepper, indicating something spicy or lively.

Cayetano

Cayetano means 'he who is from Cayeta', a historical town in Italy.

Cayfutray

Cayfutray is likely a modern variant, emphasizing individuality and uniqueness.

Cayla

Cayla is a variation of the name Kayla, meaning 'pure' or 'beloved'.

Cayle

Cayle is derived from 'kay' meaning 'pure', often used for both genders.

Caylee

Caylee is derived from Kaylee, meaning 'slim and fair'.

Caylen

Caylen is a variation of Caelan, meaning 'slender' or 'narrow'.

Cayley

Cayley means 'reedy meadow', representing nature and serenity.

Caylie

A variation of Kaylee, meaning 'slim and fair' or 'keeper of the keys'.

Caylin

A modern name derived from the name Kaylin, meaning 'pure'.

Caylon

A modern variant of the name Kylan, which means 'narrow' or 'slender'.

Cayse

A variant of Case or Kase, meaning 'alert' or 'brave'.

Caysee

A modern spelling variant of Casey, meaning 'brave in battle'.

Caysie

Diminutive of the name Casey, meaning 'vigilant' or 'watchful'.