Welcome back to the third week of my Character Names by Letter series! Today we’ll look at names that start with the letter “C”!
This series will run every other Monday up until December 30th, so be sure to come back and visit to catch all the names!
“C” Girl Names
Cadence
Cady
Caitlyn // Catelyn
Camille
Candace
Cara
Carly // Carleigh
Carmen
Carol
Caroline
Carolina
Carolyn
Carrie
Carson
Casey
Cass
Cassandra
Cassidy
Cassie
Catherine
Celesta
Celeste
Chanda
Chandler
Charissa
Charity
Charlene
Charlie // Charleigh
Charlotte
Chasidy
Chelsea/Chelsey
Chesley
Chesney
Cheyenne
Chloe
Chrissie
Christian
Cindy
Claire
Clarissa
Clarke
Clover
Colbie // Colby
Colette
Connie
Cora
Cori
Corin
Courtland
Courtney
Crystal
Cynth
Cynthia
“C” Boy Names
Callaway // Calloway
Callister
Caleb
Calvin
Camden
Cameran // Cameron
Campbell
Canyon
Carl
Carlos
Carlson
Carlton
Carlyle
Carson
Carter
Carthage (#TheElectricalMenagerie)
Casey
Casper
Caspien
Castor
Chad
Chadwick
Chancey // Chancy
Chandler
Charles
Charlie
Chesley
Chevy
Chip
Chris
Christian
Christopher
Cicero
Clark
Clayton
Clint
Clinton
Cody
Colby
Cole
Collin
Cooper
Colt
Colten
Connor // Conner
Conrad
Corbett
Corbin
Cory
Courtland
Crispin
Culbreth
Curtis
Talk to Me, Arrowheads!
What are your favorite names from this list? I personally like Chesney, Chesley, Candace, and Cassie for the girl names, and Carter and Connor for the boys’. What names do you recommend that start with “C”? Share in the comments!
Aim high, stay strong, and always hit your mark.
-Allyson 😀
Authoring Arrowheads 
🦋 ‘Christine’ is my full name. It’s always been shortened to ‘Chrissy’. ‘Chrissy’ is an Irish baby name. In Irish the meaning of the name Chrissy is: Abbreviation of ‘Christine’. Follower of Christ. Where the name ‘Chrissie’ is the shorten Latin name for ‘Christina’ but has the same meaning as ‘Christine’.
Spelling for any name can vary sooo much but it makes the name what it is and why.
My daughter’s name is ‘Cyline’ with the ‘y’ pronounced as a long ‘e’ in seed, not short like in egg. ‘Celine’ & Selina are the original spelling but her daddy liked the ‘y’. It’s used in names like Cynthia & Cyril.
But then again, every accent in every country, and even from state to state, can change the pronunciation of even the most common name.
Great post. I hope you get some comments for discussion.
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Thanks for your comment, Chrissy! Sorry your comment didn’t show up right away; I have the Approve Comments feature turned on to combat spam comments! 🙂
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Ah… that’s fine.
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mmm… not sure hat happened there. Took ten minutes to craft a comment and it doesnt show. Sorry about that.
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Ooh, C’s are some of my favorites! Maybe because my name gets misspelled with a C a lot. (Looking forward to that K post, because I change C character names to K’s a lot!!) Corban/Corey, CJ, Caitlin, Cody, Candace, Cadence, Cheyenne (think Lane Frost 😢), Cathryn…you name it. 😆
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