Top baby boy names: Starts with letter c

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Name Gender US Babies of Last 1 Year Origin

Carter

9,312 "cart-driver," late 12c., from Anglo-French careter, and in part an agent noun from cart.
English

Christopher

7,261 Derived from the Greek Christophoros, composed of the elements Christos (Christ) and pherein (to bear): bearer of Christ, follower of Christ, a Christian.
Greek, Latin

Caleb

6,929 Related to Hebrew kelev, means: dog. Or relate to Hebrew kal (whole, all of) and lev (heart). Means: dog in Hebrew, a symbol of devotion to God, faithful.
Hebrew

Charles

6,604 From the Germanic name Karl, derived from a Germanic word, means: man, manly, freeman, peasant.
German

Christian

6,509 From Christianus, means: follower of Christ, a Christian.
Greek, Latin

Connor

6,058 Connor is an Irish male given name, anglicised from the Irish word "Conchobhar", meaning "lover of hounds".
Gaelic

Colton

5,284 Means: from the dark town. Combine of col (charcoal) and tun (town, settlement).
English

Cameron

5,271 From a Scottish surname meaning: crooked nose. From Gaelic cam (crooked) and sron (nose).
Gaelic

Carson

5,227 Transferred use of the surname, means: Carr's son.
English, Gaelic

Cooper

4,441 Occupational name for a maker and repairer of wooden vessels such as barrels, tubs, buckets, casks, and vats; barrel or tub-maker.
English

Chase

3,429 English

Cole

3,327 Cole, like Colin, is a short form of Nicholas, means: victory of the people.
English, Greek

Carlos

2,839 Spanish and Portuguese form of Charles, from the Germanic karl, means: full-grown, man, manly, free man.
German

Calvin

2,747 French

Camden

2,543 English

Charlie

1,716 German

Colt

1,615 English

Caden

1,600 Arabic, Gaelic, Welsh

Colin

1,472 English diminutive form of the medieval name Col, Colle, a short form of Nicholas: victory of the people.
English, Greek

Cayden

1,449 Arabic, Gaelic, Welsh

Clayton

1,438 English

Chance

1,304 English, French

Cash

1,267 French

Corbin

1,257 French, Gaelic

Cody

1,237 Descendant of Cuidighthigh; son of Oda. Means: helper, helpful.
Gaelic

Cristian

1,137 Latin

Cruz

1,011 Europe, Spanish

Cesar

998 Latin, Slavic

Conor

994 Gaelic

Caiden

942 Arabic, Gaelic, Welsh

Collin

910 Variant of Colin: victory of the people.
English, Greek

Conner

898 Gaelic

Clark

850 English

Cade

825 English

Cyrus

807 Anglicized form of the Greek name Kyros, means: lord; borne by several kings of Persia.
Greek

Corey

618 Gaelic

Chandler

564 English, French

Conrad

513 German

Callum

492 Gaelic, Latin

Casey

466 Gaelic

Colby

457 Norse

Chris

437 Greek, Latin

Curtis

435 A male given name: from an Old French word meaning courteous.
French

Clay

352 English

Carl

342 Means: manly, brave in German; form of Charles. Derived from the Old English ceorl, means: freeman, peasant, man; short form of Carlton.
English, German

Carmelo

332 Hebrew

Clyde

327 Gaelic

Chaim

301 Hebrew

Coen

272 Gaelic, German

Chad

240 English

Cory

238 English, Gaelic

Cristiano

223 Greek, Latin

Cleo

220 Greek

Camilo

216 Latin

Cedric

213 English

Coleman

206 English, Gaelic

Calum

202 Gaelic, Latin

Channing

193 English, French

Cillian

193 Gaelic

Clarence

172 From the surname and place name Clare, means: bright, clear, famous.
Latin

Craig

159 A crag is a rocky place. Craig means solid, strong, rock-like, cliff, rock.
Gaelic

Clinton

158 English

Carlo

154 German

Cal

150 Short form of Calvin: bald; root in calvus. Hebrew origin, means: devotion, man's faithful companion, the dog.
English, Hebrew

Cristopher

143 Latin

Cian

143 Gaelic

Clifford

143 English

Cormac

139 Gaelic

Caius

130 Latin

Coy

129 English, French

Casper

126 Persian

Carmine

125 Hebrew

Corbyn

121 French

Clint

120 English

Cecil

113 Latin

Clifton

102 English

Charley

100 German

Constantine

97 Means: constant, steadfast, faithful.
Latin

Cornelius

92 Latin

Chester

91 Latin

Cordell

86 French

Chaz

82 German

Clive

80 English

Cam

76 Gaelic

Caesar

69 Latin

Crawford

69 English, Gaelic

Conway

67 Gaelic, Irish, Welsh

Cy

65

Cai

65 In Latin, means: rejoice. In Chinese, means: wealthy, colorful.
Asian, Chinese, Latin

Carlton

63 English

Ciaran

60 Gaelic

Cyril

60 Greek

Carsten

59 Greek, Latin

Charbel

57

Caelan

56 Means: people of victory, powerful warrior. Means: slender; anglicized form of Caolan, form of Kaelan.
English, Gaelic

Cedrick

53 Variant of Cedric: war leader; gift of splendor. Means: kind and loved in Old English derivation.
English, Welsh

Claudio

51 Latin

Claude

51 Latin

Chet

50 English, Latin

Clement

43 Latin

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