Charlotte has been top-5 for years. Charlotte, Camila, Chloe. Beyond those, you get into Celtic names, classic Latin picks, and a few surprises. C is competitive territory.
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free woman
Frenchyoung ceremonial attendant, helper to the priest
Spanishyoung green shoot
Englishone who carries
Englishloyal as a dog
Englishcask maker, craftsman
Englishman, full-grown man
Englishone who carries the divine
Greekcrooked nose
Scottishillustrious, renowned
Frenchfollower of Christ
Englishfamous, illustrious
Englishfree woman, free man
Englishfrom the coal settlement or dark town
Englishheart
Englishof the Caecilian family (Roman gens)
Englishson of Carr (marsh dweller)
Americanpure, unsullied
Spanishfree man
Spanishlover of hounds, wolf lover
Irishfrom the surname Cauvin
Englishfree man
Englishpeaceful, gentle
Scottishcoal, swarthy
Englishhunter
Americanbeautiful, lovely
Americanfree man
Englishcrooked, enclosed valley
Americanheavenly, of the sky
Frenchbattle
Americanyoung horse tender
Americanheavenly, of the sky
FrenchCattleya orchid flower
Americanyoung ceremonial attendant
Frenchpriest
Jewish Americanlittle battle
Scottishgroup, team, company of people
Americanlike the sun
Persiandescendant of the young warrior
Irishsurname origin from Gaelic Mac Caid
Englishfrisky, energetic youth
Americanhelpful; assistant; descendant of the helpful one
AmericanCurrency
AmericanChrist-follower
Europeanthe anointed one's follower
Spanishfree-born, noble
Italianvictory of the people (from Nicholas)
Englishphonetic American invention
Americanson of Nicholas (via Cole)
Americanthe victorious (Arabic city name)
Americanimperial title, ruler
Spanishlover of churches
Irishman, full-grown person
Americanvictorious people
Frenchsong, poem
Spanishopportunity, happenstance
Englishfree woman, song of joy
Italianone who is learned
Englishfrom the crooked stream
Americanstrife, war
Irishbrave advisor
Germanraven
Englishdescendant of Caiside
Irishslender, thin
Scottishmild, merciful, gentle
Frenchbent river
Scottishpeople's victory
Englishbeautiful
Americanbeautiful voice
Greektransporter of goods by cart
Americanfree woman, strong
Englishattendant at religious ceremonies
Spanishclay settlement, clay worker
Englishbattle, warrior spirit
Americanhollow, empty
Englishof the Caecilii, ancient Roman clan
Englishisland of wild boars (alternative etymology)
Italianof the Caspian Sea
Englishdark man's settlement, coal-black farm
Englishliving creature
Jewishglory, fame
EnglishI believe (credo)
Americanshining upon man
Englishof the Cassian family (Roman gens)
Englishgood luck, prosperity (symbolic)
Americanselected, set apart, elected
Americanincrease, growth
Englishcharcoal, dark
Englishanointed one carrier
Englishbald (short for Calvin from Latin Calvinus)
Americangrace, favor
Jewishraven
Irishlife, the living
Jewishof Mount Carmel
ItalianChristian woman
Englishlover of hounds, hound-desiring
Irishmaiden of the coral sea
Englishwatchful, vigilant (via Casey influence)
Americanthe cleansing one
Scottishstrong, full-grown
Englishheavenly
Latincandle maker or seller
Englishselected, chosen
Americanstrong, manly
Englishstone worker (via Mason)
Americanlarge gun, artillery piece
Americanchalk wharf, chalk port
Englishchief desire
Irishbrave in battle
Americanparadise, the divine dwelling place
Spanishspeed of God
Americanwoman from Mount Cynthus
Englishson of the marsh dwellers
Americanpeople of a different speech, alien speakers
Americanfree man, free woman
Englishtreasurer, keeper of treasure
Dutchcandle maker, candle merchant
Americandark settlement
Americanpeace, gentleness
Scottishqueen of orchids (named after William Cattley)
Braziliandark-complexioned son
Englishman, warrior
Italiancrooked mouth, wry-mouthed
Scottishcourteous, well-bred
Englishbattle chieftain (Cerdic interpretation)
Englishluminous, brilliant
Englishof the crooked hill
Scottishmoon goddess (Selene)
Latin Americanspear, battle
Englishfree man, free woman
Italianbold and modern (cultural meaning)
Americanman, husband (older Germanic sense)
Englishrhythm, musical flow, beat
Americanvigilant, watchful
Irishearthly, of the earth
Romanheart
Englishland of purple dye
Americanof the Claudian clan
Italianmaiden, young girl
Frenchmaiden, heart
Americancrimson, deep red
Italiancoal town
Americanfamous, illustrious
Italianbold counsel, brave advisor
Dutchanointed one
Italianat the holly trees
Irishland bordering the sea
Englishgarden, vineyard, orchard
Italianillustrious, brilliant
Englishsong of joy
Englishfrom the marshy ground
Americanclear ice, transparent gem
Americanfollower of Christ
Englishvillage of the cross, farm by the cross
Englishcedar tree, resinous wood
Americancart maker, transporter
Frenchsmall sheltered coastal bay
Americancanal, channel, pipe
Frenchbearer of Christ
Englishmodern invented name
Americanchariot boy
Irishshining upon men
Englishcharcoal maker
Irishdear one, beloved
Italianfrom the marshes
Americandweller by the cliff ford
Englishgarden, vineyard of God
Italiandark one, dark-haired
Irishson of Case; from the marsh
Americananointed one
Spanishnamed for William Cattley (horticulturalist)
Colombiancrew, team
Welshmourning (symbolic)
Americanmother of all living
Jewishwinding river
Scottishdeep gorge, ravine
Americanprophetess
Greekfairest of all
EnglishChrist-carrier
Spanishsculptor, craftsman
Americanbeloved, dear one
Italianbeloved, precious
Americanblind
Englishcraftsman who makes wooden vessels
Americanmodest, shy
Americancalla lily flower
Englishhound of the plain
Irishancient, enduring, long-lived
Irisheternal beauty, unblemished love
Americanset apart, destined
Americanfrom Clare (Suffolk)
Englishenclosed valley
Americansupplanter, one who replaces another
Americanstar
Mexicanfrom the Caecilius family
Englishfirm, unwavering
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