When we expect a baby, one of the first and most important decisions we must make is when choosing his name. Some people choose to choose traditional names in the family, while others choose something different and take inspiration from different sites, such as literature or nature.
In other cases, some parents have a preference for a particular letter, so continuing our journey through the names of babies from A to Z, we share now over 100 girl name ideas that start with the letter C.
- Cadence: of Latin origin, means "rhythm, cadence".
- Caeli: of Italian origin, means "that comes from the heavens".
- Caitlin: Irish variant of Catalina.
- Creek: of Arab origin, means "castle, fortress".
- Cali: It is a name that has diverse origins. On the one hand, it is the feminine diminutive of the name 'Cal', which in turn in a diminutive of 'Calvin', name of Latin origin. Also, it can be of Sanskrit origin, whose meaning is "he who is black."
- Calliope: This name has its origin in Greek mythology and means "that of the beautiful voice".
- Calypso: means "the one who hides". In Greek mythology, she was a nymph who held Ulysses for seven years, promising her eternal youth if she stayed by his side, but Ulysses decided to return with his wife Penelope.
- Calista: of Greek origin, it means "the most beautiful".
- Calixta: Calista variant.
- Camellia: inspired by the flower of the same name, its meaning denotes admiration and perfection.
- Cameron: of Scottish origin, it is a unisex name that means "crooked nose".
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- Camille: French form of Camila.
- Candace: of Latin origin, means "pure, sincere".
- Candle: diminutive of Candelaria.
- Candlestick: of Latin origin, means "candle."
- Candida: of Latin origin, it means "the one that shines for its purity".
- Candy: diminutive of Candace.
- Face: Italian name of Latin origin, means "dear, beloved".
- Charity: It comes from the Latin 'little faces'.
- Carina: It means "the smallest and dearest."
- Carla: of Germanic origin, it means "the one that is strong".
- Carlota: Spanish version of the French name 'Charlotte', diminutive feminine of 'Charles' and that means "free man".
- Carly: diminutive of Carla.
- Carmela: of Hebrew origin, means "garden."
- Carmen: Medieval Spanish form of Carmela.
- Carmina: In Spanish Carmen, means "song", "poem".
- Carole: French feminine form of Carlos, means "manly".
- Carolina: Carla variant.
- Carol: Carla variant and diminutive of Carolina.
- Carrie: diminutive of Carolina.
- Kassandra: means "sister of men." She is the one who is friends with others, kind and with "grace." In mythology, Kassandra was the sister of Hector and Paris, and was gifted with the gift of prophecy.
- Casey: of Irish origin, means "vigilant". It is also used as a diminutive of Kassandra.
- Casilda: It has two possible origins. The first is Arabic, whose meaning is "to sing," and the second Germanic, whose meaning is "battle."
- Cassiopeia: In Greek mythology, Cassiopeia was Andromeda's mother and was transformed into a constellation.
- Cassidy: of Irish origin, means "the one with curly hair".
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- Katherine: of Greek origin, means "pure, immaculate."
- Caterina: Catalan form of Catalina.
- Catrina: Catalina variant.
- Caya: female form of Cayo, which means "rejoice".
- Cayetana: of Latin origin, it was the gentilicio for the people of Gaeta, Italy.
- Cécile: French form of Cecilia, means "that is short-sighted, blind."
- Cecilia: of Latin origin, means "blind."
- Light blue: from Latin 'Caelum caelestis'which means "heavenly."
- Celestina: Celeste variant.
- Celia: feminine form of the Roman family name Celia, sometimes used as a short form of Cecilia.
- Celina: of Latin origin, means "heaven, divine."
- Céline: French variant of Celina.
- Celsa: female variant of Celso, which means "sublime, elevated, excellent."
- Ceres: In Roman mythology, Ceres is the daughter of Saturn and goddess of agriculture.
- Cesia: of Polish origin, it is a diminutive of Czeslawa, which means "worship."
- Chantal: of French origin, means "stone, rock".
- Charlize: Charlotte variant.
- Charlotte: French name, diminutive feminine of 'Charles'.
- Chelsea: It comes from the name of a place in London, its meaning is "port, landing place".
- Chenoa: It comes from the American Indian and means "white dove."
- Cheryl: variant of the French name Cherie, which means "honey."
- Chiara: Clara's Italian variant, which means "clarity" and "brightness."
- Chione: of Egyptian origin, means "mythological daughter of the Nile".
- Chloe: of Greek origin, it means "grass" or "green sprouts".
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- Cibeles: In Roman mythology, she is the Mother Goddess.
- Heaven: of Latin origin, means "dwelling place of God".
- Cindy: diminutive of Cynthia, from the Greek 'Kynthia', which means "woman of Kynthos," and Lucinda, which means "light."
- Citlali: Originally from the Nahuatl language, it means "star."
- Clear: of Latin origin, means "brightness, clarity".
- Claribel: variant of Clara and Clarabella.
- Clarice: French variant of Clarisa.
- Clarina: Clara's Italian variant.
- Clarisa: Clara's variant.
- Claudette: Of French origin, it is a female variant of Claude, which means "enclosure."
- Claudia: of Latin origin "Claudinus", which means "She who limps" or "She who walks with difficulty".
- Claudina: Claudia variant.
- Clémence: French name meaning "clemency".
- Clementine: of Latin origin, means "merciful, merciful."
- Cleo: of Greek origin, means "glory." It is also a diminutive of Cleopatra.
- Cleopatra: name of several queens of Egypt, the most famous is Cleopatra Filopator Nea Thea, that is, Cleopatra VII, the last queen of Ancient Egypt of the Ptolemaic dynasty.
- Clio: of Greek origin, means "praise, sing." In Greek mythology it is the muse of history and heroic poetry.
- Cloe: Chloe variant.
- Clotilde: of Germanic origin, it means "the one who fights with glory".
- Coconut: diminutive of names like Socorro, Colette or Cordelia.
- Colette: French name meaning "victory of the people".
- Columba: of Latin origin, means "dove".
- Columbia: It is a poetic name of America and the feminine personification of the United States. Of Latin origin, it means "land of Colombo".
- Conception: of Latin origin, related to the Marian invocation of the Immaculate Conception.
- Constance: Italian name, whose meaning is "constant".
- Comfort: It comes from the Latin 'console', which means "comfort, encouragement."
- Cora: of Greek origin, Korë, Latinized in Cora. It means "maiden, young virgin girl."
- Coral: name of Latin origin that symbolizes the beauty and delicacy of this colorful animal that lives at the bottom of the sea.
- Coraline: French name, means "coral".
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- Corinna: of Greek origin, means "maiden"
- Cornelia: of Latin origin, means "horn".
- Cosette: of French origin, means "small thing".
- Cosima: Italian name of Greek origin, means "order, harmony".
- Courtney: It comes from ancient French and means "short nose."
- Crystal: It means "pure, transparent."
- Cristina: It comes from the Latin 'christianus', which means "follower of Christ."
- Cynthia: comes from greek 'Kynthia', which means "woman of Kynthos".
- Czarina: variant of Zarina, female version of 'Zar', which comes from Latin 'to fall'. It was the name of the Slavic monarchs of the Russian Empire.
