First Name Directory - Starting with C
This site is dedicated to maintaining a database of first names from all over the world. We are still working to add all meanings to the names and sort them by gender, ethic and other behavior.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Most names come from the European and Arab area, especially italian, spanish, french and german firstnames.
Caesarius
Caio
Caius
Caleb
Callum
Candid
Candidus
Carmelo
Carmine
Carter
Cedric
Cedrick
Cees
Cenk
Cenred
Ceolwulf
Chad
Chaim
Chakrabarti
Chalid
Chandler
Charlemagne
Charlemagne [ʃaʁləmaɲ] is a French male given name, derived from the Latin Carolus Magnus, meaning "Charles the great". Charles is Charles, meaning "Man" or "male" derives from the Latin name of Carolus, inspired by the Germanic name. It is celebrated on January 28. Summary 1 form and origin 2 popularity 3 language variants 4 see also 4.1 references form and origin [modify |] Code edit] Charlemagne is the French transcription of the Latin Carolus Magnus, nickname for the Frankish Emperor Charles Ier, said "the great". From the time of Emperor Charlemagne, followed can be found in certain texts Karolus Magnus, but is in the position of the adjective in comparison to another name: Karolus Magnus Rex Francorum ("Charles, great King of the Franks"), Karolus Magnus Imperator ("Charles, Great Emperor"). The simple use of Carolus Magnus is a name suffered from
Charlemagne [ʃaʁləmaɲ] is a French male given name, derived from the Latin Carolus Magnus, meaning "Charles the great". Charles is Charles, meaning "Man" or "male" derives from the Latin name of Carolus, inspired by the Germanic name. It is celebrated on January 28. Summary 1 form and origin 2 popularity 3 language variants 4 see also 4.1 references form and origin [modify |] Code edit] Charlemagne is the French transcription of the Latin Carolus Magnus, nickname for the Frankish Emperor Charles Ier, said "the great". From the time of Emperor Charlemagne, followed can be found in certain texts Karolus Magnus, but is in the position of the adjective in comparison to another name: Karolus Magnus Rex Francorum ("Charles, great King of the Franks"), Karolus Magnus Imperator ("Charles, Great Emperor"). The simple use of Carolus Magnus is a name suffered from
Charles-Albert
Chauki
Chay
Cherubino
Cheyenne
Chiemo
Chlodwig
Christfried
Christoffer
Chrodegang
Chrodobertus
Ciarán
Ciro
Ciwan
Claas
Clamor
Claudemir
Clemens
Clément
Conan
Conor
Conrad
Constantinus
Conwoion
Corentin
Corneille
Cornelius
Corsin
Courtlandt
Crispian
Crispin
Csanád
Cuno
Cuno
Cuthred
Cwichelm
Cyprien
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