Celso

Celso means 'heavenly' or 'sublime' in Italian, reflecting a divine quality.

Celyse

Celyse is a variant of Celeste, meaning 'heavenly' or 'sky' in French.

Cena

Cena derives from the word for 'dinner' or 'supper', symbolizing community and nourishment.

Cenbeorht

Cenbeorht means 'bright' or 'clear' in Old English, often used in names to denote brightness.

Cenberet

Cenberet means 'bright' or 'noble' in Old English, associated with clear judgment and nobility.

Cencanna

Cencanna means 'white' or 'light', often used to denote purity in Old English.

Cenck

Cenck is derived from Old English and means 'to know' or 'to understand', often used in reference to wisdom.

Cenda

Cenda derives from 'candelâ', meaning 'candle', symbolizing light and illumination.

Cendy

Cendy is associated with the word 'light' in Latin, representing brightness and clarity.

Cenedra

Cenedra means 'to kindle' or 'to ignite', symbolizing inspiration and energy in Old English culture.

Cenehard

Cenehard translates to 'brave and hard' in Old English, denoting strength and courage.

Cenek

Cenek means 'little John' or 'young John' in Czech.

Ceneric

Ceneric means 'brave warrior' or 'young fighter'.

Cenewig

Cenewig means 'battle friend' or 'warrior ally'.

Cenewyg

Cenewyg means 'friend in battle'.

Cenfirth

Cenfirth translates to 'battle-man' or 'warrior'.

Cenfrith

Cenfrith means 'peaceful warrior'.

Cenfus

Cenfus means 'victorious peace'.

Cengifu

Cengifu translates to 'gift of the battle'.

Cenhelm

Cenhelm means 'helmet of war' or 'protection in battle'.

Cenhere

Cenhere translates to 'army leader' or 'one who leads troops'.

Cenia

Cenia means 'pure' or 'song of praise' in Czech.

Cenn

Cenn means 'to be born' or 'to give birth'.

Cenobio

Cenobio means 'community' or 'monastic community' in Italian.

Cenred

Cenred translates to 'strong in war'.

Centaine

Centaine refers to a 'group of ten' or 'tenfold'.

Centweald

Centweald means 'chief in battle' or 'ruler of war'.

Centwine

Centwine translates to 'battle champion' or 'victorious warrior'.

Cenwalch

A Old English name meaning 'battle or fortress of the moon' or 'warrior of the moon'.

Cenwalh

An Old English name meaning 'battle or fortress of the moon' or 'warrior of the moon'.

Cenweard

An Old English name meaning 'guardian or watchman' in battle context.

Cenwulf

An Old English name meaning 'battle wolf' or 'warrior wolf'.

Ceobba

An Old English name meaning 'a powerful man' or 'chief'.

Ceofa

An Old English name meaning 'the supreme being' or 'highest', possibly also associated with a ruling chief.

Ceofel

An Old English contextual name meaning 'cattle or livestock'.

Ceol

An Old English name meaning 'ship' or 'keel' representing seafaring or journeys.

Ceola

An Old English name meaning 'to be a ship's keel' or referencing a shiplike quality.

Ceolbald

An Old English name meaning 'bold ship' or 'brave warrior of the sea'.

Ceolbeald

An Old English name meaning 'bold ship'.

Ceolbeorht

An Old English name meaning 'bright ship' or 'brilliant warrior'.

Ceolburh

An Old English name meaning 'fortress or stronghold by the sea'.

Ceolfrid

An Old English name meaning 'peaceful or tranquil ship'.

Ceolfrih

An Old English name meaning 'peaceful wolf'.

Ceolfrith

An Old English name meaning 'peaceful journey'.

Ceolheard

An Old English name meaning 'hardy sea' or 'brave sea'.

Ceolhelm

An Old English name meaning 'helmet of the sea'.

Ceolhere

An Old English name meaning 'army of ships' or 'warrior of ships'.

Ceolla

An Old English name meaning 'a hill or mound' with possible references to stature or pride.

Ceolmaer

Famous warrior or musician.

Ceolmund

Brave or strong protector of music.

Ceolnoth

The strength of music.

Ceolred

Famous music or song.

Ceolswith

Strong in music or song.

Ceolwald

Ruler of music.

Ceolweald

Power of music.

Ceolweard

Guardian of music.

Ceolwulf

Wolf of music.

Ceolwynn

Joy of music.

Ceomma

A name associated with a musical context.

Ceonna

Musical harmony or song.

Ceonred

Strong in song or music.

Ceorl

A free man or peasant associated with music.

Ceorra

A name linked with music and song.

Ceowald

Ruler of the choir or song.

Cephas

Rock or stone; a name given to Simon Peter in the New Testament.

Cephus

Rock; another variant of Cephas, often associated with strength.

Cera

A beloved one.

Cerda

A surname derived from a place name meaning 'the swamp' or 'the bog'.

Ceredig

A Welsh name meaning 'bounty' or 'he who is abundant'.

Ceredwyn

A Welsh name meaning 'beautiful poetry' or 'fair basket'.

Cerella

A diminutive of the Italian word for 'night' or 'dark'.

Cerena

A name derived from 'serene', denoting calmness or tranquility.

Cerenhir

A compound name meaning 'great or big head'.

Cerennhir

Another Welsh name implying 'long head' or 'big head'.

Ceretic

A Welsh name of unknown origin, possibly meaning 'little servant'.

Ceri

A Welsh name meaning 'love' or 'affection'.

Cerie

A name possibly derived from ‘cherie’, meaning 'beloved' or 'dear'.

Cerina

A name associated with the Latin word for 'hidden'.

Ceris

A variation of the name 'Ceri', meaning 'love' or 'beloved'.

Cerise

French for 'cherry', used to symbolize beauty and sweetness.

Cerissa

A name related to the Greek word for 'love and sweetness'.

Cerne

Related to a name meaning 'marshy land' or 'sarn' in Old English.

Ceron

A name meaning 'little servant', derived from the Welsh language.

Certa

Certain or sure.

Cerys

Love.

Ces

Short form of all names beginning with 'Ces-' such as Caesar, meaning 'great' or 'long-haired'.

Cesalie

Derived from the name Cecilia, meaning 'blind' or 'dim-sighted'.

Cesar

Variant of Caesar, meaning 'long-haired' or 'hairy'.

Cesara

Feminine form of Cesar, meaning 'hairy'.

Cesare

Italian form of Caesar, meaning 'hairy' or 'long-haired'.

Cesaria

Feminine form of Cesare, meaning 'long-haired'.

Cesarina

Diminutive of Cesare, meaning 'little hairy one'.

Cesario

Variant of Cesare, meaning 'long-haired'.

Cesca

A diminutive form of Francesca, meaning 'from France' or 'free one'.

Cesilie

Variant of Cecilia, meaning 'blind'.

Cessair

Mythological figure, said to be the first woman in Ireland, means 'the one who brings good to the land'.

Cessily

Variation of Cecily, meaning 'blind' or 'dim-sighted'.

Cessy

Diminutive of Cecilia, meaning 'blind'.

Cestmir

Means 'to bring peace' or 'peaceful'.

Cettina

A diminutive of the name Cecilia, meaning 'blind' or 'dim-sighted'.