Top baby girl names: Starts with letter c

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Name Gender US Babies of Last 1 Year Origin

Charlotte

12,940 French, feminine diminutive of Charles, means: full-grown, man, manly, freeman, peasant.
German

Camila

7,473 Form of Camilla: attendant for a temple, helper to the priest; feminine of the old Roman family name Camillus.
Latin

Chloe

6,626 Means: green shoot in Greek; an epithet of the Greek goddess Demeter, the fertility goddess. Means: green shoot, fresh blooming in Greek. Chloe is a Irish girl name, from name of Irish river.
Gaelic, Greek

Claire

4,379 Fem. proper name, from French claire, fem. of clair literally "light, bright," from Latin clarus "clear, bright, distinct" (see clear (adj.); also compare Clara).
Latin

Caroline

4,136 French feminine form of Carolus, cognate of Charles, Latin, Italian and Old German origin, means: full-grown, a man, freeman, manly.
English, German, Latin

Cora

3,574 Greek

Clara

2,877 From the feminine form of the Latin adjective clarus, means: bright, clear, famous.
Latin

Cecilia

1,798 Latin

Callie

1,574 Greek

Catherine

1,498 French form of Katherine, cognate of the Greek Aikaterine, derived from katharos, means: pure, unsullied, virginal.
Greek

Catalina

1,358 Spanish form of Katherine, means: pure, unsullied; derived from katharos, cognate of the Greek Aikaterine.
Greek

Camille

1,277 Latin

Cali

1,182 Greek

Camilla

1,088 Latin

Cassidy

864 Gaelic

Camryn

767 Gaelic

Carolina

733 English, German, Latin

Carmen

723 Hebrew, Latin

Christina

719 Latin feminine form of Christian, means: follower of Christ, a Christian.
Greek, Latin

Celeste

718 Latin

Cheyenne

670 American

Chelsea

659 English

Carly

647 English, Gaelic, German

Cadence

639 English

Celine

613 Latin

Colette

585 Diminutive of the medieval name Colle, a short form of Nicholas, and also a short form of Nicolette: victory of the people.
Greek

Chandler

564 English, French

Cecelia

507 Latin

Casey

466 Gaelic

Cassandra

443 A female given name: from a Greek word meaning 'helper of men'.
Greek

Clementine

425 Latin

Cynthia

416 From Kynthos, Goddess of the Moon; another name for Artemis, the Greek goddess of hunt and chastity.
Greek

Crystal

395 English name from the vocabulary word crystal, means: clear, colourless glass; derives ultimately from Greek krystallos (ice).
Greek

Clarissa

370 Latin

Clare

357 Latin

Chanel

353 French

Corinne

341 Greek

Carolyn

312 Variant of Caroline, feminine form of the Latin Carolus, cognate of Charles, Latin, Italian and Old German origin, means: full-grown, a man, freeman, manly, strong warrior.
English, German, Latin

Claudia

309 Latin

Cara

307 Gaelic, Latin

Christine

287 Form of Christian, means: follower of Christ, a Christian.
Greek, Latin

Celia

283 Latin

Ciara

256 Gaelic

Carla

252 German, Latin

Cordelia

246 Cordelia comes from the Welsh Creiryddlydd means: daughter of the sea.
Gaelic

Carlee

236 German, Latin

Carina

235 Latin

Cleo

220 Greek

Caitlyn

205 Variant of Caitriona, Gaelic form of Catherine, means: pure, unsullied.
Greek, Latin

Cristina

204 Latin

Courtney

199 From Courtenay; snub-nosed.
English, French

Channing

193 English, French

Carlie

188 German

Charlize

187 German

Charity

187 From the English word charity, ultimately derived from Late Latin caritas, means: generous love; from Latin carus: dear, beloved. Derived from charity, which denotes the love of God for mankind or the love of mankind for others. Charity is derived from the Latin carus: dear, valued.
English, Latin

Cassie

181 Gaelic, Greek

Cindy

169 Dimunitive of Cynthia, Lucinda, and Cinderella, from Greek kynthia, means: woman from Mount Kynthos.
Latin

Caitlin

164 Anglicized form of Caitlin, Gaelic form of Catherine, means: pure, unsullied.
Greek, Latin

Chiara

160 Italian form of Clara and Clare, derived from the Latin clarus: bright, clear, famous, light.
Latin

Carmella

156 Hebrew

Carley

151 German

Coral

151 English

Cecily

141 Latin

Cori

127 Gaelic

Constance

123 Means: steadfastness, constant, resolute, faithful in Latin.
Latin

Carrie

115 Abbreviation of Carol and Caroline, from the masculine Charles, means: full-grown, a man, freeman, manly, strong warrior.
English, German, Latin

Carmela

115 Hebrew

Carol

113 Feminine form of the Latin Carolus, cognate of Charles, means: full-grown, a man, freeman, manly; short form of Caroline.
English, German, Latin

Charlene

111 German

Cosette

110 Cosette is best known as the heroine of Les Miserables; means: victory in war, triumph in war.
French

Carli

108 German

Coralie

106 French, Latin

Cheyanne

104 American

Charley

100 German

Caleigh

99 Gaelic

Carissa

98 Greek, Latin

Chasity

94 Form of chastity: pure.
Latin

Chava

92 Hebrew

Colleen

89 Gaelic

Cristal

88 Greek, Latin

Collette

87 Short form of Nicolette; diminutive form of Nicole; a feminine form of Nicolas: victory of the people.
Greek

Corina

78 German, Greek, Latin

Cassia

77 Greek

Connie

73 Diminutive form of Constance. Means: to be knowledgeable; steadfast.
Latin

Candice

71 Latin origin, means: clarity, whiteness; respelling of Candace. Derived from the Latin candidus, means: white, pure, sincere.
Greek, Latin

Christy

70 Greek, Latin

Charis

69 Greek

Cai

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

Chelsey

63 English

Candace

63 Greek, Latin

Carys

59 Welsh

Chesney

58

Corrine

57 Greek

Cheryl

57 Means: dear one, darling, beloved in English.
English, French

Caelan

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

Cierra

51 Europe, Spanish

Caterina

50 Italian and Catalan form of Katherine, means: pure, unsullied.
Greek

Clarice

48 Latin

Christa

47 Greek, Latin

Cate

47 English diminutive of Catherine, Greek derivation, version of Catherine, from katharos, means: pure, unsullied.
Greek

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