Names That Mean In

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Catania
From the city of Catania in Sicily.
Italian
Catarina
Pure, derived from the Greek name Aikaterine.
Portuguese
Cataut
Meaning , possibly related to medicine or healing.
Cherokee
Cate
Innocent or pure.
English
Catena
Chain or bond.
Italian
Catey
Diminutive form of the name Catherine.
English
Cath
Diminutive form of the name Catherine.
English
Cathal
Mighty in battle.
Irish
Cato
Derived from the Latin cognomen Cato, meaning 'wise' or 'intelligent'.
Latin
Catreen
Pure, derived from the Irish form of Catherine.
Irish
Catreenah
Pure, derived from the Irish form of Catherine.
Irish
Catrin
Pure, derived from the Greek name Katherine.
Welsh
Catullus
Derived from the Roman family name Catullus, possibly meaning 'puppy' or 'you...
Latin
Causer
One who causes or initiates.
English
Cavanagh
Descendant of Caomhánach (gentle, kind).
Irish
Cavil
Derived from a surname meaning 'bald' or 'bare'.
English
Cawley
From the Old English personal name Cawel, meaning 'bare' or 'bald'.
English
Caxton
From a place name meaning 'enclosure of a man named Cac' in Old English.
English
Caylandra
A modern invented name, possibly combining Cay and -andra, with no establishe...
English
Cayley
From the surname derived from a place name meaning 'wood clearing'.
English
Caylon
Combination of the names Kay and Lon, both of meaning..
English
Cayman
Referring to the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean.
English
Cece
Diminutive of Cecilia, meaning 'blind'.
English
Cecelia
Blind; the feminine form of the Roman family name Caecilius.
Latin
Cecil
Blind; from the Roman clan name Caecilius.
Latin
Cecile
Blind; from the Roman clan name Caecilius.
French
Cecilia
Blind; the feminine form of the Roman family name Caecilius.
Latin
Cecilio
Blind; derived from the Roman family name Caecilius.
Italian
Cecille
Blind; from the Latin Caecilia, feminine form of Caecilius.
French
Cecily
Blind; from the Latin Caecilia, feminine form of Caecilius.
English
Cecrops
derived from Greek mythology, the name of the legendary first king of Athens.
Greek
Cecyl
Diminutive of Cecylia, meaning 'blind'.
Polish
Cecylja
Polish form of Cecilia, meaning 'blind'.
Polish
Cedar
Referring to the evergreen tree.
English
Cedric
A name invented by Sir Walter Scott for a character in Ivanhoe, possibly base...
English
Cedrica
Feminine form of Cedric, meaning 'bounty' or 'generous'.
English
Cedro
Means 'cedar tree' in Spanish.
Spanish
Cedron
Derived from the Spanish word 'cedro', meaning cedar tree.
Spanish
Cedryca
Feminine form of Cedric, meaning 'bounty' or 'generous love'.
Polish
Cees
Short form of Cornelis, meaning 'horn'.
Dutch
Celandina
Combination of Celand (from the land by the streams) and -ina (feminine suffix).
Spanish
Celandinah
Combination of Celand (from the land by the streams) and -inah (feminine suff...
Spanish
Celandine
Yellow flower, goldfinch.
French
Celandrina
Combination of Celandine (yellow flower) and -ina (feminine suffix).
Italian
Celandrinah
Combination of Celandine (yellow flower) and -inah (feminine suffix).
Italian
Celandrine
Diminutive form of Celandine (yellow flower).
French
Celandryna
Combination of Celand (from the land by the streams) and -ryna (feminine suff...
English
Celandrynah
Combination of Celand (from the land by the streams) and -rynah (feminine suf...
English
Celandryne
Combination of Celand (from the land by the streams) and -ryne (feminine suff...
English
Celosia
From the Greek word 'kelos' meaning 'burned', referring to the flower's flame...
Greek
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