| 1801 to 1900 of 6704 matches |   |
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Name |
Origin |
Sex |
Meaning |
| 1801. | Courtenay | English |  | Courtier; court attendant. |
| 1802. | Courtland | English | | Lives at the farmstead. |
| 1803. | Courtlandt | English | | Variant of Courtland: Farm land. |
| 1804. | Courtlyn | English |  | Courtly; courteous. |
| 1805. | Courtnay | English | | Variant of Courtney: Lives in the court. |
| 1806. | Courtney | English | | Courtly; courteous. |
| 1807. | Courtney | English | | Courtier; court attendant. |
| 1808. | Covell | English | | Lives at the cave slope. |
| 1809. | Covyll | English | | Lives at the cave slope. |
| 1810. | Coy | English | | Forest. |
| 1811. | Crandal | English | | Variant of Crandall: Crane valley. |
| 1812. | Crandall | English | | From the crane valley. |
| 1813. | Crandell | English | | From the crane valley. |
| 1814. | Cranleah | English | | From the crane meadow. |
| 1815. | Cranleigh | English | | Variant of Cranley: Crane meadow. |
| 1816. | Cranley | English | | From the crane meadow. |
| 1817. | Cranly | English | | From the crane meadow. |
| 1818. | Cranston | English | | From the crane estate. |
| 1819. | Cranstun | English | | From the crane estate. |
| 1820. | Crawford | English | | From the crow's ford. |
| 1821. | Crayton | English | | Variant of Creighton: Rocky town. |
| 1822. | Creed | English | | Belief; guiding principle. |
| 1823. | Creighton | English | | Lives at the creek town. |
| 1824. | Creketun | English | | Lives at the creek town. |
| 1825. | Crespin | English | | Curly-haired. The 3rd century martyr St. Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers. |
| 1826. | Cresswell | English | | Watercress river. |
| 1827. | Creswell | English | | Variant of Cresswell: Watercress river. |
| 1828. | Crichton | English | | From the town by the creek. |
| 1829. | Cris | English | | Diminutive of Christopher: He who holds Christ in his heart. Diminutive of Christian: Follower of Christ. |
| 1830. | Criseyde | English | | Old English form of the Greek Cressida, used by Chaucer. |
| 1831. | Crispin | English | | Curly-haired. The 3rd century martyr St. Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers. |
| 1832. | Cristen | English | | Variant of Christian. |
| 1833. | Cristin | English | | Variant of Christian. |
| 1834. | Cristobal | English | | Variant of Christopher: He who holds Christ in his heart. Famous Bearers: actors Christopher Plummer and Christopher Walken; explorer Christopher Columbus. |
| 1835. | Cristoforo | English | | Variant of Christopher: He who holds Christ in his heart. Famous Bearers: actors Christopher Plummer and Christopher Walken; explorer Christopher Columbus. |
| 1836. | Cristyn | English | | Variant of Christian. |
| 1837. | Croften | English | | From the enclosed town. |
| 1838. | Crofton | English | | Cottage town; from the enclosed town. |
| 1839. | Crombwiella | English | | Lives by the winding stream. |
| 1840. | Crompton | English | | From the winding farm. |
| 1841. | Cromwell | English | | Lives by the winding stream. |
| 1842. | Crosbey | English | | Variant of Crosby: By the cross. |
| 1843. | Crosbie | English | | Variant of Crosby: By the cross. |
| 1844. | Crosby | English | | By the cross. |
| 1845. | Crosland | English | | Literally 'cross land'. |
| 1846. | Croslea | English | | Variant of Crosley: Meadow with a cross. |
| 1847. | Crosleah | English | | From the cross meadow. |
| 1848. | Crosleigh | English | | From the cross meadow. |
| 1849. | Crosley | English | | From the cross meadow. |
| 1850. | Crosly | English | | From the cross meadow. |
| 1851. | Crossland | English | | Variant of Crosland: Literally 'cross land'. |
| 1852. | Crossley | English | | Variant of Crosley: Meadow with a cross. |
| 1853. | Crowther | English | | Fiddle player. |
| 1854. | Croydon | English | | Surname and place-name. |
| 1855. | Crystal | English | | A jewel name from the English word crystal, referring to crystal glass, based on the Greek 'krustallos' meaning ice. Also a variant of Christiana, meaning Follower of Christ. |
| 1856. | Cuithbeart | English | | Variant of Cuthbert: Famous. |
| 1857. | Cuithbrig | English | | Variant of Cuthbert: Famous. |
| 1858. | Culbart | English | | Seaman. |
| 1859. | Culbert | English | | Seaman. |
| 1860. | Culley | English | | Diminutive of Culver: Dove. |
| 1861. | Cully | English | | Diminutive of Culver: Dove. |
| 1862. | Culver | English | | Dove. |
| 1863. | Cupere | English | | Barrel maker. |
| 1864. | Curt | English | | A diminutive of Curtis, meaning courteous, or an alternative spelling of Kurt or Cort. |
| 1865. | Curtis | English | | Polite; courteous. |
| 1866. | Curtiss | English | | Courteous. See also Curt. |
| 1867. | Cuthbeorht | English | | Noted splendor. |
| 1868. | Cuthbert | English | | From the Old English 'cuth' meaning famous, and 'beorth' meaning bright. |
| 1869. | Cutler | English | | Makes knives. |
| 1870. | Cwen | English | | Queen. |
| 1871. | Cwentun | English | | From the queen's estate. |
| 1872. | Cy | English | | Master, lord. A diminutive of Cyril or Cyrus. |
| 1873. | Cyd | English | | Variand abbreviation of Sydney, meaning "from St. Denis". |
| 1874. | Cyd | English | | Variant abbreviation of Sydney, meaning "From St. Denis" |
| 1875. | Cydnee | English | | Variant of Sydney, meaning "From St. Denis." |
| 1876. | Cydney | English | | Variant of Sydney. From St. Denis. |
| 1877. | Cydney | English | | Variant of Sydney. From St. Denis. |
| 1878. | Cym | English | | Ruler. |
| 1879. | Cymberly | English | | From the royal meadow. |
| 1880. | Cynburleigh | English | | From the royal meadow. |
| 1881. | Cyndee | English | | Abbreviation of Cynthia and Lucinda. |
| 1882. | Cyndi | English | | Abbreviation of Cynthia and Lucinda. |
| 1883. | Cyndy | English | | Abbreviation of Cynthia and Lucinda. |
| 1884. | Cyne | English | | Ruler. |
| 1885. | Cyneburhleah | English | | From the royal meadow. |
| 1886. | Cyneleah | English | | Lives in the royal meadow. |
| 1887. | Cyneley | English | | Lives in the royal meadow. |
| 1888. | Cyneric | English | | Royal. |
| 1889. | Cynerik | English | | Royal. |
| 1890. | Cynhard | English | | Bold guardian. |
| 1891. | Cyning | English | | Royal. |
| 1892. | Cynric | English | | Royal. |
| 1893. | Cynrik | English | | Royal. |
| 1894. | Cyril | English | | Master; lord. |
| 1895. | Cyrill | English | | Master; lord. |
| 1896. | Cyrilla | English | | Mistress; lady. Feminine of Cyril. |
| 1897. | Dace | English | | Of the nobility. |
| 1898. | Dacey | English | | Of the nobility. |
| 1899. | Dacian | English | | Of the nobility. |
| 1900. | Dack | English | | Reference to the French town Dax. |
