Names That Mean St

Discover baby names meaning St for boys, girls, and unisex.

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Cache
Derived from the French word 'cache', meaning 'hidden' or 'stored'.
French
Cachet
Referring to a mark of authenticity or prestige.
French
Cacya
The Lord sustains.
Hebrew
Cadarn
Strong.
Welsh
Cadbey
From the warrior's estate.
English
Cadelaria
Derived from the Spanish title of the Virgin Mary, Nuestra Señora de la Cande...
Spanish
Cadmus
From the east.
Greek
Cahal
Derived from Cathal, meaning 'battle rule' or 'strong in battle'.
Irish
Caiaphas
Aramaic nickname meaning 'rock' or 'stone', associated with the high priest i...
Hebrew
Caineth
Ardent, enthusiastic.
English
Caird
Wanderer, minstrel.
Scottish
Cairn
A pile of stones, often used as a landmark.
Scottish
Cajsa
Chaste, pure.
Scandinavian
Cala
Castle, fortress.
Arabic
Calamity
Disaster.
English
Calder
From the Scottish surname meaning 'rocky water' or 'stream'.
Scottish
Caldwel
From the cold spring or stream.
English
Caldwiella
Derived from Old English elements meaning 'cold' and 'spring' or 'stream'.
English
Calendae
Refers to the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar.
Latin
Calesta
Derived from Latin 'calestis' meaning 'heavenly'.
Latin
Caliana
Beautiful castle, fortified place.
Italian
Calibur
Strong and high-quality weapon.
English
Calista
Most beautiful.
Greek
Callaghan
Descendant of Ceallachán, meaning 'bright-headed' or 'strife'.
Irish
Callista
Most beautiful.
Greek
Calliste
Most beautiful.
Greek
Callisthenes
Beautiful strength.
Greek
Callisto
Most beautiful.
Greek
Callistus
Most beautiful.
Latin
Callixtus
Most beautiful.
Latin
Calvary
Referring to the place of Jesus Christ's crucifixion.
English
Camalia
Derived from camelia, the flower named after botanist Georg Kamel.
Spanish
Came
Derived from the Old English word 'camb', meaning 'comb', referring to a ridg...
English
Candan
Sincere, honest.
Turkish
Candelaria
Derived from the Spanish word for 'candlemas', referring to the Feast of the ...
Spanish
Candelario
Derived from the Spanish word for 'candle' or 'candelabra', referring to the ...
Spanish
Candrasita
Moonstone.
Sanskrit
Cane
Plant stem.
English
Cannan
Promised land; Resting place.
Hebrew
Caphis
Mythological character mentioned in the plays of Aristophanes.
Greek
Cardon
Derived from a place name meaning 'thistle field'.
French
Caresse
Caress, a gentle touch or stroke.
French
Carew
From the Welsh word 'caer' meaning 'fort' or 'castle'.
Welsh
Carile
Strong, determined.
English
Carillah
Strong, determined.
English
Carin
Pure, chaste.
Scandinavian
Carine
Pure, chaste.
French
Carinthia
From Carinthia region in Austria.
German
Carmichael
Son of Michael, follower of St. Michael.
Gaelic
Carmichail
Son of Michael, follower of St. Michael.
Gaelic
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