Starting with letter C
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 421 | Clarimond | German | Brilliant protectress. | F | |
| 422 | Clarinda | English | A variant of Clara. The name Clarinda appears in Spenser's 16th century poem 'The Faerie Queene'. | F | |
| 423 | Clarine | ArthurianLegend | Mother of Lancelot. | F | |
| 424 | Clarine | Latin | Clarity. | F | |
| 425 | Clarisa | Spanish | Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | F | |
| 426 | Clarissa | English | Variant of Clarice: A variant of the Latin Clara, meaning bright or clear. also a variant of Claire or Clarice. Bright; shining and gentle; famous. | F | |
| 427 | Clarissa | Latin | The Latinized form of the English Clarice, meaning famous. Famous bearer: Samuel Richardson's 18th century novel 'Clarissa Harlowe'. | F | |
| 428 | Clarissant | ArthurianLegend | Sister of Gawain. | F | |
| 429 | Clarrie | English | A diminutive of any feminine name beginning with Clar-. | F | |
| 430 | Clauda | Biblical | A lamentable voice. | F | |
| 431 | Claudelle | English | Feminine of Claude. | F | |
| 432 | Claudette | French | A feminine form of Claud, a variant of the Latin Claudium meaning lame. Famous bearer: French-born American actress Claudette Colbert. | F | |
| 433 | Claudia | Biblical | Lame | F | |
| 434 | Claudia | French | A feminine form of Claud, a variant of the Latin Claudium meaning lame. Claudia was mentioned in the book of Timothy in the New Testament. | F | |
| 435 | Claudina | Italian | Feminine form of Claude: lame. | F | |
| 436 | Claudine | French | A feminine form of Claud, a variant of the Latin Claudius meaning lame. Famous bearer: Claudine was the heroine of a series of novels by 20th-century French author Colette. Lame. | F | |
| 437 | Clea | Greek | Abbreviation of Clotilde and Cleopatra. | F | |
| 438 | Clematis | Greek | Flower name. | F | |
| 439 | Clemence | English | Variant of Clementia used as a virtue name by the Puritans, associated with the abstract virtue of clemency. | F | |
| 440 | Clemence | French | Clemency; mercy. Clemence was the mythological Roman goddess of pity. | F | |