Christoforo

Christoforo is the Italian form of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'.

Christoforus

Christoforus is a variant of Christopher; it means 'Christ-bearer'.

Christop

Christop is a variant of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'.

Christoper

Christoper is a variant of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'.

Christoph

Christoph means 'bearer of Christ' in German.

Christophe

Christophe is the French version of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ'.

Christopher

Christopher means 'bearer of Christ' and is derived from the Greek 'Christophoros'.

Christophorus

Christophorus means 'bearing Christ' and is associated with Christian saints.

Christos

Christos means 'the anointed one' in Greek, often referring to Jesus Christ.

Christpher

A variant spelling of Christopher, meaning 'bearer of Christ.'

Christy

A diminutive form of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ.'

Christyan

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

Christyl

A modern spelling of Christa, meaning 'anointed one.'

Christyn

A modern variant of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ.'

Christyna

A variation of Christina, meaning 'follower of Christ.'

Chrisy

A diminutive form of Christina or Christopher, meaning 'follower of Christ.'

Chritiane

A variant of Christiane, meaning 'Christian woman.'

Chroferus

A historical name possibly referring to a 'bearer of Christ' or a derivative form of Christopher.

Chrysanthos

Golden flower

Chrysavgi

Golden dawn

Chrysavyi

Golden one

Chrysogon

Golden born

Chrystal

Clear, bright, or sparkling

Chrystan

Christian

Chrystin

Follower of Christ

Chuck

Free man

Chuckie

Diminutive of Chuck, meaning free man

Chucky

Diminutive of Chuck, meaning free man

Chuk

God's strength

Chuks

Short form of Chukwudi, meaning 'God is alive'

Chukwudumaga

God knows my heart or my mind

Chukwuemeka

God has done so much for me

Chukwuemerie

God's mercy has arrived

Chukwueneka

God has done great things

Chukwuma

God knows well

Churchill

A surname derived from Old English meaning 'church on a hill'.

Churchyll

An alternative spelling of 'Churchill', meaning 'church on a hill'.

Chuwudubem

An Igbo name meaning 'God accompanies me'.

Chuy

A diminutive form of 'Jesús', commonly used in Mexican culture meaning 'God saves'.

Ciabhan

An Irish name meaning 'a little one' or 'young one'.

Cian

Cian means 'ancient' or 'long-lasting' in Irish.

Cianan

Cianan is a diminutive form of Cian, meaning 'little ancient one'.

Ciar

Ciar means 'dark' or 'black' in Irish.

Ciaran

Ciaran means 'little dark one' in Irish.

Cibba

Cibba is derived from an old Germanic name meaning 'brave' or 'battle maiden'.

Cica

Cica means 'kitten' in Hungarian, often associated with playfulness.

Cicca

Cicca is an Italian name that can refer to 'female figure' or 'little girl'.

Cicero

Cicero means 'chickpea' in Latin, famously associated with the Roman statesman.

Cicil

Cicil is a form of Cecile, meaning 'blind' in Latin.

Cid

Cid means 'lord' or 'chief', notably used for El Cid, a historical figure.

Ciedda

A diminutive of names such as Luciana, meaning 'light'.

Cilda

A diminutive of names like Lucinda, meaning 'light'.

Cilistinu

Refers to a man who 'fights' or 'battles', derived from Latin.

Cilix

Means 'the strong' or 'warrior' in Italian.

Cillian

Means 'warrior' in Old Irish, associated with a saint.

Cimberleigh

A modern name combining 'Timber' and 'leigh' meaning 'meadow', denoting nature.

Cimeilliauc

A unique name possibly derived from 'meilleure', meaning 'better' in French.

Cimorene

A character from the fantasy novel 'Dealing with Dragons' by Patricia C. Wrede, symbolizing strength and independence.

Cin

A diminutive or nickname often derived from names like Cynthia, conveying a sense of familiarity.

Cinan

Derived from an Irish surname meaning 'little song' or 'little chant'.

Cinbran

An anglicised form of the Welsh name, likely meaning 'son of the spirit' or 'the brave one'.

Cincenn

An Irish name meaning 'chief' or 'leader'.

Cincinnatus

An ancient Roman name meaning 'hairy', notably associated with a Roman statesman known for his virtue and self-sacrifice.

Cinco

Meaning 'five' in Spanish, often associated with the celebration of the fifth day of May (Cinco de Mayo).

Cinda

A modern variant of Cinderella, symbolizing purity and beauty.

Cindal

A variant of Cinda, often used as a modern, unique name.

Cindel

A modern name derived from Cinda, synonymous with the image of beauty and grace.

Cindell

A variation of Cindel or Cinda, suggesting elegance and charm.

Cinderella

From the French 'Cendrillon', meaning 'little ashes', symbolizing transformation and hope.

Cindi

A variant of Cinda and Cynthia, often associated with the moon, beauty, and warmth.

Cindia

A variant of Cinda, often used as a modern, unique name related to the moon.

Cindra

A modern variation of Cinda, symbolizing beauty and light.

Cindy

A diminutive of Cynthia, associated with beauty and the moon.

Cingal

An Irish name meaning 'brave,' often associated with warriors.

Cingen

An Irish name derived from 'Cing', meaning 'born of', suggesting lineage or heritage.

Cingeswell

An Old English name meaning 'well by the singing or chanting', associated with locations.

Cingeswiella

A rare name meaning 'singer of walls', often linked to poetic traditions in English literature.

Cinnamon

It refers to the spice, symbolizing sweetness and warmth.

Cinnor

Refers to 'cinnamon,' symbolizing sweetness and charm.

Cinuchan

The name Cinuchan means 'the little warlike one' in Gaelic.

Cinuedu

Cinuedu means 'the one who brings blessing' in the Igbo language.

Cinuin

The name Cinuin means 'the one who is like the moon' in Gaelic.

Cinuoc

Cinuoc means 'little dog' in Gaelic, typically used as a term of endearment.

Cinwell

Cinwell means 'riverbank' or 'dweller near the river' in Old English.

Cinzia

Cinzia is derived from the Greek mount Cynthus, associated with the moon goddess Artemis.

Ciolla

Ciolla means 'victory' in Irish Gaelic, often related to feminine strength.

Ciorra

Ciorra means 'dark' or 'black' in Irish, commonly associated with hair color.

Ciorstaidh

Ciorstaidh means 'the strong one' in Gaelic, often used for girls who are seen as steadfast.

Cipio

Cipio means 'to take' in Latin; it's a name of a notable family in Roman history.

Cippa

Cippa is often used as a diminutive form for names like Giuseppina, meaning 'God will add.'

Ciprian

Ciprian means 'from Cyprus' in Latin, often associated with the Christian martyr Saint Cyprian.

Cipriana

Cipriana is the feminine form of Ciprian, meaning 'from Cyprus.'

Cipriano

Cipriano means 'Cypriot' in Spanish, also a reference to Saint Cyprian.

Cira

Cira is a diminutive of names like Cirilla, meaning 'little circle' or 'ring' in Latin.

Cirajusa

Cirajusa means 'sunshine' in a Slavonic context, often with positive connotations of warmth and brightness.

Ciriaco

Derived from the Latin name 'Ciriacus,' meaning 'of the Lord.'

Ciriacus

A name that means 'of Cyricus' and has roots in Christian hagiography.

Cirie

A feminine name related to the word 'Cirius', often signifying brightness.

Cirila

A feminine variant of Cyril, meaning 'lordly' or 'masterful.'

Cirilla

Derived from the name Cirilo, it means 'lord' in Italian.