Girl Names starting with “C”
Girl names full of sound and meaning – from timeless to extraordinary.
A girl's name stays with your daughter for life – it should sound beautiful, suit you and carry a meaning you stand behind. At Nameberry you'll find popular classics like Emma, Mia or Lea as well as international, short or rare first names. Browse by origin, meaning and popularity, discover the current favourites in our top lists and get inspired by special names. Whether Nordic, Mediterranean or biblical: there's the right name for every little girl.
Popular first names starting with “C”
Girl Names starting with “C”
| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chyna | f | Chinese | The name Chyna, a variant of China, literally means 'China' |
| Cia | f | Latin | Cia is a diminutive of Cecilia, which in turn comes from the ancient Roman form Cäcilia |
| Ciada | f | Turkish | derived from Conciada |
| Ciana | f | Latin | Ciana is an English feminine form of the Irish Gaelic name Cian |
| Ciana-Sophie | f | Ciana-Sophie is a double name combining Ciana ("the old one") and Sophie ("the wisdom") | |
| Ciara | f | Irish | Ciara represents a modern female form of the traditional Irish name Ciaran (Ciarán), wh… |
| Ciara-Jolin | f | Ciara-Jolin is a double name combining Ciara ("the dark one") and Jolin ("God is gracio… | |
| Ciara-Lynn | f | Ciara-Lynn is a double name combining Ciara ("the dark one") and Lynn ("the gentle one") | |
| Ciarabelle | f | Ciarabelle is a girl's name with an unclear origin | |
| Cicek | f | Turkish | Cicek, a female first name of Turkish origin, carries the meaning 'the flower' |
| Cicely | f | Latin | The name Cicely, a medieval form of the English name Cecily and thus related to Cecilia… |
| Cici | f | Latin | Cici is a diminutive of Cicilia, which is a variant of the name Cecilia, originating fr… |
| Cicilia | f | Latin | Cicilia is a variant of Cecilia, which has its roots in the Roman name form Cäcilia |
| Cidra | f | Latin | Cidra is a girl's name derived from the Romance languages |
| Ciela | f | Latin | The name Ciela comes from Spanish and is the feminine variant of Cielo |
| Cielle | f | Cielle, derived from Ciel, has its origin in the Old French 'ciel', meaning 'sky' | |
| Ciera | f | Ciera is a feminine form of the name that is regarded as a modern English derivative of… | |
| Cierra | f | English | Cierra is regarded as a modern English form of Sierra |
| Cigdem | f | Turkish | The name Cigdem, written as Çiğdem in Turkish, derives from the word çiğdem, which refe… |
| Cilek | f | Turkish | Cilek, the Turkish girl's name, means 'the strawberry' |
| Cilem | f | Turkish | Cilem, in its Turkish form Çilem, has its origin in the Turkish word çile, which means … |
| Ciler | f | Turkish | Ciler (Çiler) is a girl's name of Turkish origin, which translates to 'the dew' |
| Cilgia | f | Latin | Cilgia represents the Romansh form of Cecilia, which is a derivative of the name Cäcili… |
| Cilia | f | Latin | Cilia is regarded as a short form of Cecilia, another form of the name Cäcilia, which t… |
| Cilia-Marie | f | French | Cecilia comes from Latin and is closely associated with the French name Maria |
| Cilina | f | Latin | Cilina is a variant of the name Celina, which is derived from Celia |
| Cilja | f | Latin | The name Cilja is regarded as a form of the names Cilia and Cilya, all of which have em… |
| Ciljeta | f | Ciljeta is a short form from the South Slavic region, derived from Ceciljeta (Cecilia) | |
| Cilla | f | Latin | Cilla is regarded as a Dutch and Swedish short form of Cecilia, which is a derivative o… |
| Cilli | f | Latin | The name Cilli is a shortened form of Cecilia, a name derived from Cäcilia, which goes … |
| Cillvur | f | Spanish | No information is currently available regarding the meanings of the name Cillvur |
| Cilly | f | Latin | Cilly is regarded as a short form of Cecilia, which is a variant of Cäcilia |
| Cilya | f | Latin | Cilya is commonly regarded today as a South Slavic diminutive and is closely related to… |
| Cimen | f | Turkish | Cimen, also used as Çimen (Turkish) and Çîmen (Kurdish), carries the meaning 'the grass' |
| Cina | f | Persian | Cina represents the female counterpart of Cino and is an Italian short form of medieval… |
| Cinda | f | Latin | Cinda is a female first name that is regarded as a short form of Lucinda, a variant of … |
| Cindel | f | Dutch | Cindel is a less common Dutch form of Cynthia |
| Cindell | f | The origin of the word is unknown | |
| Cinderella | f | Cinderella is the English equivalent of the French first name Cendrillon | |
| Cindia | f | Latin | Cindia, as a girl's name, is a variation of the names Cindy and Cinda |
| Cindy | f | French | Cindy is a female first name that is considered a short and affectionate form of Cynthi… |
| Cindy-Marie | f | Cindy-Marie is a double name combining Cindy ("the one from Mount Kynthos") and Marie (… | |
| Cinja | f | Latin | Cinja is a variation of the name Cinnia, which represents a modern Hungarian form of Zi… |
| Cinnamon | f | American | Cinnamon is an English name for women that can be directly translated as 'cinnamon.' Th… |
| Cinnia | f | Latin | The name Cinnia is regarded as a contemporary Hungarian variant of Zinnia and means "th… |
| Cinta | f | The female first name Cinta can be traced back to several origins | |
| Cintia | f | Portuguese | Cintia represents a Spanish and Hungarian form of Cynthia |
| Cinzia | f | Italian | Cinzia, an Italian form of the name Cynthia, is translated in German as 'the one coming… |
| Cira | f | Italian | The name Cira can be regarded as an Italian, Latin American, and Portuguese form of Kira |
| Cirila | f | Cirila translates to "the one who belongs to the Lord", "the rightful lady", "the ruler… | |
| Cirsten | f | Latin | Cirsten is a feminine variant of the name Kirsten and means 'the Christian' or 'followe… |
| Cirstin | f | Latin | Cirstin is a less common form of Christine and Cristin and means 'the Christian' or 'fo… |
| Cissi | f | Latin | The name Cissi, a French variant of Cecilia, is related to Cäcilia, which derives from … |
| Cissy | f | Latin | Cissy is a variation of Sissy, an English short form of the name Cecily, which is deriv… |
| Cita | f | Latin | The name Cita has its roots in the Slovenian language and is derived from Zita, which i… |
| Citlalli | f | Citlalli is a female first name from Mexico that carries the meaning 'the star' | |
| Citrakesi | f | Indian | Seeta kaisee means 'How are you?' in the Hindi language, with the corresponding spellin… |
| Ciwana | f | Ciwana is the feminine form of the Kurdish name Ciwan, which in Kurdish means 'the youn… | |
| Cizel | f | Turkish | Cizel has its origins in the names Giselle and Izel |
| Claartja | f | Latin | The name Claartja is a Frisian and Dutch form of Clara |
| Claartje | f | Latin | Claartje is a Frisian and Dutch variant of Clara |
| Clair | f | Latin | The name Clair is a shortened variant of Claire, which originates from French and repre… |
| Clairanne | f | Latin | The name Clairanne combines the meanings of Claire and Anne and can be translated as "t… |
| Claire | f | Latin | Claire is derived from Clara, a Romance variant of the name Klara |
| Claire-Amelie | f | French | Claire-Amelie is a double name combining Claire ("the shining one") and Amelie ("the ca… |
| Claire-Chantal | f | French | Claire-Chantal is a double name combining Claire ("the shining one") and Chantal ("the … |
| Clairece | f | Latin | Clairece is regarded as a pet form of the French name Claire, which in turn is a variat… |
| Clara | f | Latin | The name Clara comes from the Latin term Clarus and carries meanings such as 'the brigh… |
| Clara-Carina | f | Currently, there is no information available about the meaning | |
| Clara-Carlotta | f | Clara-Carlotta is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Carlotta ("the f… | |
| Clara-Christina | f | Clara-Christina is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Christina ("the… | |
| Clara-Doreen | f | Clara-Doreen is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Doreen ("gift of G… | |
| Clara-Joleen | f | Currently, no information is available regarding the meaning | |
| Clara-Maditha | f | Origin unknown | |
| Clara-Mae | f | Clara-Mae is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Mae ("the beloved by … | |
| Clara-Margarethe | f | Clara-Margarethe is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Margarethe ("t… | |
| Clara-Maria | f | Clara-Maria is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Maria ("the beloved") | |
| Clara-Marie | f | English | Clara-Marie is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Marie ("the beloved") |
| Clara-Mathilde | f | Clara-Mathilde is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Mathilde ("the s… | |
| Clara-Miette | f | The name is considered sacred in many cultures and is widely used | |
| Clara-Rosa | f | Latin | Clara-Rosa is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Rosa ("the rose") |
| Clara-Sophia | f | Latin | The name Clara stands for clarity, brightness, and fame, while Sophia embodies (life) w… |
| Clara-Sophie | f | Latin | Clara = pure, bright, clear; Sophia < Sophie = wisdom |
| Clara-Tabea | f | Clara-Tabea is a double name combining Clara ("the brightness") and Tabea ("the gazelle") | |
| Clare | f | Latin | Clare is regarded as the English form of Clara and Klara |
| Clarelia | f | Latin | Clarelia is a feminine form of the name Clara |
| Claressa | f | Latin | The name Claressa is an alternative spelling of Clarissa and has its roots in the name … |
| Clarette | f | Latin | The name Clarette is a pet form of the French name Clara (Klara) |
| Claribel | f | Latin | Claribel is a development of the name Clara and contains the common ending '-bel' |
| Clarice | f | Latin | The first name Clarice, a medieval English variant of Claritia or Clarissa, can be tran… |
| Clarie | f | Latin | Clarie is a modified form of the first name Claire, which originates from French and is… |
| Clarina | f | Latin | The name Clarina is a derived form of Clara (Klara) and means approximately 'the Shinin… |
| Clarinda | f | Latin | Clarinda is a form of the name Clara, extended by the suffix '-inda' |
| Clarinde | f | Latin | Clarinde is seen as an extended form of the girl's name Clara, with the suffix '-inde' … |
| Clarine | f | Latin | Clarine is a girl's first name that represents a form of Clara (Klara) |
| Claris | f | Latin | Claris is a diminutive of Clarissa and symbolizes the Radiant or the Famous |
| Clarissa | f | Latin | Clarissa is a female first name that is considered an extended form and medieval Latin … |
| Clarissa-Marie | f | French | Currently, there is no information on the meaning |
| Clarissa-Paola | f | Italian | Clarissa-Paola is a double name combining Clarissa ("the shining one") and Paola ("the … |
| Clarissant | f | Latin | The name Clarissant, likely a rare extended variant of Clarissa, has its roots in the m… |