| Cvetko | m | | As the Slovenian male variant of Cvetka, the name Cvetko means 'the blooming one' as we… |
| Cveto | m | | The name Cveto (Цвето) comes from Bulgaria and stands for "the flower." Its roots lie i… |
| Cvijan | m | | Cvijan is a Serbo-Croatian variant of Cvetko |
| Cvijeta | f | | The first name Cvijeta (Цвијета) is a Serbo-Croatian derivative of the name Cvetka |
| Cvijetin | m | | The name comes from the Old South Slavic words 'procvijetin' and 'cvijetin' and means b… |
| Cvijetko | m | Slavic | The meaning of the name is 'Blümchen' |
| Cvijeto | m | Slavic | Flower (Croatian) |
| Cvita | f | | Cvita is a Bosnian-Croatian spelling of the name Cvetka |
| Cvjetko | m | | also derives from "cvjetko" (Croatian) and stands for "flower." |
| Cweta | f | | Cweta, a female name form, comes from Bulgarian and is derived from Cveta |
| Cyan | u | | The name Cyan has its roots in Ancient Greek, derived from kyanos or kúanos (κύανος), m… |
| Cyann | f | English | cyan: blue |
| Cyaxares | m | | The origin of the word is unknown |
| Cybele | f | French | The name Cybele, in its Latinized form and also as Cybèle in French, is derived from th… |
| Cybil | f | | A variant of the name Sibyl |
| Cydney | f | Latin | The first name Cydney is a newer English form of Sydney, which in turn is a variant of … |
| Cyla | f | Latin | Cyla, as a female first name, represents a Polish variant of Cecilia, which traces back… |
| Cylia | f | Latin | Cylia represents a shortened French variant of the name Cecilia, which is derived from … |
| Cylie | f | | Cylie is regarded as the French form of Kylie and carries the meaning 'the Slim one,' w… |
| Cyme | f | | The meaning of Cyme (Cymë) remains unclear |
| Cymphonique | f | American | It derives from the Greek word 'Sinfonia', which means 'sounding together' or 'harmonious' |
| Cyn | f | American | The name Cyn is a short form of Cyndi and Cindy and derives from Cynthia |
| Cynara | f | Greek | Cynara is a female first name that is derived from the plant of the same name |
| Cyndi | f | English | Cyndi, as a female first name, represents an English abbreviation of the name Cynthia a… |
| Cyneburga | f | English | Cyneburga, a traditional female first name from Old English, is a variant of Cyneburg |
| Cyneweard | m | | The name Cyneweard has its roots in Old English and is made up of the elements 'cyne', … |
| Cynfarch | m | Celtic | fern that rises from the water |
| Cynfelyn | m | Celtic | The name Cynfelyn, a rare Welsh variant of Cunobelinus, is translated as 'the strong do… |
| Cynthia | f | | Cynthia is a feminine name of ancient Greek origin, derived from the Greek name Kynthia… |
| Cynthia-Janelle | f | Latin | Cynthia-Janelle is a double name combining Cynthia ("the one from Mount Kynthos") and J… |
| Cynthie | f | American | Cynthie is a feminine first name considered an American and French form of Cynthia |
| Cyntia | f | Polish | Cyntia is a Polish form of the name Cynthia and carries the meaning 'the one coming fro… |
| Cyprian | m | Polish | Cyprian is a traditional name that traces back to the Roman name Cyprianus and is deriv… |
| Cyprianus | m | Latin | The meaning of the name Cyprianus is 'the one originating from Cyprus' or more simply '… |
| Cyprien | m | | Cyprien, as a masculine first name, is the French form of Cyprian and has its roots in … |
| Cyprienne | f | Greek | Cyprienne is the feminine variant of the name Cyprien, which is common in France and tr… |
| Cyra | f | English | The meaning of Cyra can be directly translated into English as 'the gracious ruler over… |
| Cyra-Dafne | f | | Cyra-Dafne is a double name combining Cyra ("the gracious ruler") and Dafne ("the laurel") |
| Cyrano | m | Greek | Cyrano, a masculine first name, is likely derived from the ancient Greek city Kyrēnē (Κ… |
| Cyrce | f | Greek | Cyrce is the name of a sorceress who appears in the tale of 'Odysseus' |
| Cyrelle | f | | Cyrelle means 'the glorious', 'the ruler', 'the lady', 'the one belonging to the lord',… |
| Cyrene | f | | Cyrene is the Latinized form of the Greek name Kyrene (Κυρήνη) and originates from Gree… |
| Cyriac | m | | The name Cyriac is a short form of Cyriacus, a Latinized version of the Greek Kyriakos,… |
| Cyriacus | m | Latin | The name Cyriacus is a Latinized form of the Greek Kyriakos and means 'belonging to the… |
| Cyrian | m | | Cyrian is considered a French variant of the name Cyrus, which is known in a Latinized … |
| Cyriane | f | | Cyriane is a girl's name with ancient Greek roots |
| Cyriel | m | Greek | Cyriel is a Dutch form of the name Cyriac or Cyril, which has its origin in the ancient… |
| Cyrielle | f | French | Cyrielle derives from the French form of the name Cyrillus, which has its origin in the… |
| Cyril | m | | The name Cyril is the English and French variant of Cyrillus, derived from the Ancient … |
| Cyrill | m | | Cyrill is a diminutive of Cyrillus, a Latinized form of the Greek name Kyrillos |
| Cyrilla | f | English | Cyrilla is the feminine form of the name Cyrillus, which has its origin in the ancient … |
| Cyrille | m | | Cyrille is a form of the name Cyrillus, which originates from Ancient Greek |
| Cyrillus | m | | The name Cyrillus means 'the rightful lord and master' or 'the lord (God)' |
| Cyrine | f | | Cyrine is considered the Belgian and French feminine form of Cyrus, a Latinized variant… |
| Cyrus | m | English | The name Cyrus, a Latinized variant of the Greek Kyros (Κύρος), has its origins in the … |
| Cyruss | m | English | Cyruss is primarily an English variant of the name Cyrus, which has its roots in the La… |
| Czeslaw | m | Polish | Czeslaw (Czesław) is a historically grown Polish boy's name |
| Czeslawa | f | | Czeslawa (Czesława) is a Polish name that is considered the feminine variant of Czeslaw |