Conal

Conal means 'strong wolf' in Irish, symbolizing bravery.

Conall

Conall means 'strong wolf' in Old Irish.

Conan

Conan means 'little wolf' in Irish.

Conand

Conand is a diminutive form of names beginning with 'Con-', often relating to 'wisdom' or 'chief'.

Conant

Conant means 'brave' or 'wise' in Old French.

Conary

Conary means 'wise' or 'knowledge' in Celtic references.

Conbrinun

Conbrinun is a rare name of Gaelic origin often linked to leadership qualities.

Concenn

Concenn means 'wise head' in Gaelic.

Concepta

Concepta means 'concept' in Latin, symbolizing thoughtful ideas or creations.

Concetto

Concetto means 'concept' in Italian, denoting a thoughtful idea.

Concord

Concord means 'harmony' or 'agreement' in Latin.

Concordia

Concordia means 'harmony' in Latin, often associated with peace and unity.

Condaf

Condaf means 'the strong one' in Old Irish.

Condede

Condede means 'the one who leads' in Gaelic.

Conerad

Conerad means 'strong counsel' in Gaelic.

Conewalch

A name derived from old Irish, meaning 'brave warrior' or 'strong defender'.

Coney

A name meaning 'rabbit' or 'young rabbit', often used as a surname or given name in England.

Confur

A rare name likely derived from the concept of 'to confer' or 'bestow' in English.

Cong

A name meaning 'the hound' in Irish, often connected with strength and loyalty.

Congen

A rare variant of names indicating lineage, potentially meaning 'descendant'.

Conguean

A variant of 'Cong', meaning 'the hound' in Irish culture.

Conhinoci

An established Irish name likely derived from 'Con', meaning 'wisdom' or 'intelligence'.

Conhinog

A variant of names indicating lineage, potentially meaning 'descendant of Con'.

Conlan

A name meaning 'young warrior' in Irish, reflecting bravery and youthful spirit.

Conlec

An Irish name meaning 'brave' or 'valiant', often associated with chivalry.

Conley

A name meaning 'hero' or 'descendant of Conlaodh', used for both genders.

Conn

A name meaning 'noble' or 'chief' in Irish culture.

Connacht

A name derived from the old Irish province of Connacht, meaning 'descendants of Con'.

Connal

A name meaning 'strong as a wolf', symbolizing strength and courage.

Connar

A variant form of Connal, meaning 'strong as a wolf' in Irish tradition.

Connecticut

A name derived from the Native American word for 'long tidal river', used as a place name.

Connell

A name that means 'strong in battle', associated with leadership and courage.

Conner

A variation of Conor, meaning 'lover of hounds' in Irish culture.

Connery

A name meaning 'descendant of Con', often associated with nobility.

Conni

A diminutive form of Constance or Conny, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant'.

Connie

A diminutive form of the name Constance, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant.'

Connley

A variant of Connell, meaning 'descendant of Conall,' which means 'strong wolf.'

Connolly

An anglicized form of the Gaelic 'Ó Conghalaigh,' meaning 'descendant of Conghal.'

Connor

Of Gaelic origin, meaning 'lover of hounds' or 'wolf-hound.'

Connors

A variant of Connor; means 'descendant of Conchobhar,' meaning 'lover of hounds.'

Conny

A diminutive of Constance, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant.'

Conor

Of Gaelic origin, meaning 'lover of hounds' or could refer to 'strong' or 'wise.'

Conrad

Meaning 'brave counsel' derived from the elements 'fada' (brave) and 'rad' (counsel).

Conrade

A variant of Conrad, meaning 'brave counsel.'

Conradin

A diminutive form of Conrad, meaning 'little counsel or brave counsel.'

Conradina

A feminine diminutive form of Conrad, associated with 'brave counsel.'

Conrado

Spanish variant of Conrad, meaning 'brave counsel.'

Conran

Possibly a Gaelic name meaning 'little hound.'

Conroy

Derived from Gaelic 'Ó Conaire,' meaning 'descendant of Conaire.'

Consolata

Derived from the Latin 'consolatio,' meaning 'consolation or comfort.'

Consolation

Meaning 'act of comforting' or 'gives solace.'

Constance

Derived from Latin 'constans,' meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant.'

Constancia

Spanish variant of Constance, meaning 'steadfast or constant.'

Constancta

Related to Constance, meaning 'steadfast.'

Constancy

Constancy means steadfastness or stability in character or purpose.

Constans

Constans means steadfast or constant, often used regarding loyalty or integrity.

Constant

Constant means unwavering or persistent, related to the notion of endurance.

Constantia

Constantia means steadfastness and firmness of purpose.

Constantijn

Constantijn is the Dutch form of Constantine, meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast'.

Constantin

Constantin means 'constant' or 'steadfast'; it derives from the Latin 'Constans'.

Constantina

Constantina means the female form of Constantine, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant'.

Constantine

Constantine means 'steadfast' and is well-known due to Roman Emperor Constantine the Great.

Constantino

Constantino is the Spanish variation of Constantine, meaning 'steadfast' or 'constant'.

Constantinos

Constantinos means 'constant' or 'steadfast', derived from Constantine.

Constantinus

Constantinus is an ancient form of Constantine, meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast'.

Constanza

Constanza means 'constancy' or 'steadfastness' and is related to loyalty.

Constanze

Constanze is a German form of Constancy, meaning 'steadfastness' and resilience.

Consuela

Consuela means 'comfort' or 'solace,' deriving from the verb consolar.

Consuelo

Consuelo means 'consolation' and is associated with comfort and solace.

Contessa

Contessa means 'countess', a noble title in Italy, signifying rank and status.

Conuan

Conuan means 'wise leader' in Scottish Gaelic.

Conuoge

This name is believed to mean 'son of the warrior' in Irish tradition.

Conway

A surname meaning 'hound of the battlefield' in Old Irish.

Conwenna

A name meaning 'holy' or 'blessed' in Welsh.

Cony

A diminutive form of Constance, meaning 'constant' or 'steadfast' in Latin.

Conyers

This name refers to a family name meaning 'a conqueror' in Middle English.

Cook

Historically a surname meaning 'one who cooks' or 'cook' in Old English.

Coolidge

A surname derived from geographical locations meaning 'from the cool ridge.'

Coop

A diminutive of Cooper, meaning 'barrel maker' in Old English.

Cooper

Meaning 'barrel maker' in Old English, denoting the occupation.

Coopersmith

A surname meaning 'smith who makes barrels' in Old English.

Copeland

A name meaning 'coped land' that originated from geographic locations in England.

Copernicus

The surname means 'from Copper' and is most famously associated with the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus.

Copland

A name meaning 'brought from the copse or woodland meadow' in old Scottish.

Coppa

An Italian name meaning 'cup' or 'trophy,' often used for a person of stature.

Coppelia

A name meaning 'little doll' derived from the Italian word 'coppia,' meaning 'pair' or 'duplicate.'

Copper

A name referring to the metal of the same name, symbolizing value and resilience.

Cora

A name meaning 'maiden' or 'daughter of the goddess of the harvest (Demeter)' in Greek mythology.

Corabelle

A name meaning 'a beautiful heart' derived from French and Latin roots.

Coraima

Coraima refers to a place name linked to beauty and purity.

Coral

Coral refers to the marine organism that is beautiful and symbolizes beauty.

Coralee

Coralee is a combination of the name Cora and the suffix -lee, meaning 'maiden' or 'young girl.'

Coralia

Coralia means 'body of water,' representing the beauty and elegance of coral reefs.

Coralie

Coralie is derived from the word 'coral,' symbolizing beauty and the sea.

Coralin

Coralin is a variant of Coral, symbolizing beauty associated with the sea.

Coralina

Coralina is a diminutive form of Coral, meaning 'little coral,' often associated with beauty.

Coraline

Coraline is a variant of Coral, meaning 'little coral,' symbolizing beauty and elegance.

Coralyn

Coralyn is a diminutive form of Coral, meaning 'little coral' or 'maiden of the sea.'

Corazon

Corazon means 'heart,' symbolizing love and affection.

Corbaleng

Corbaleng means 'the hollow of the hill,' a name associated with nature and place.