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Cat names starting with C

Every name here begins with C and carries its meaning and language of origin.

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58 names
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C

  • Caesar Royal

    Thick head of hair; Roman imperial title Latin

  • Callie Cute

    From calico, a patterned cotton cloth English

  • Calvin Classic

    Little bald one Latin

  • Candy Food

    Sweet confection; also short for Candace English

  • Captain Strong

    A leader or commander Latin

  • Cara Classic

    Beloved or friend Latin

  • Caramel Food

    Burnt sugar; golden-brown sweet French

  • Carl Classic

    "Free man" Germanic

  • Cashew Food

    The kidney-shaped tropical nut Portuguese

  • Cassie Cute

    Pet form of Cassandra - "shining upon men" Greek

  • Cece Cute

    Diminutive of Cecilia - "blind" or "sixth" Latin

  • Cedar Nature

    The evergreen cedar tree English

  • Chai Food

    Tea, from the word for tea across Asia Hebrew

  • Charles Royal

    Free man; man Germanic

  • Charley Cute

    Pet form of Charles - "free man" Germanic

  • Charli Cute

    Feminine variant of Charlie - "free man" Germanic

  • Charlie Classic

    From Charles — "free man" Germanic

  • Chase Strong

    Old French "chacier" - to hunt Old French

  • Chelsea Classic

    Place name in London - "chalk landing place" Old English

  • Cherry Food

    The fruit; also from Cherie - "darling" Old French

  • Chester Classic

    Latin from "castra" - camp, fortress; English city name Latin

  • Chewbacca Funny

    A fictional Wookiee name from Star Wars; invented for the film English

  • Chewie Funny

    Pet form of Chewbacca; playful nickname for a chewer English

  • Chi Short

    Life energy; or short for Chihuahua Chinese

  • Chichi Cute

    A reduplication with no settled older root; possibly "cute" in Spanish slang Spanish

  • Chili Food

    Spicy pepper; or chili con carne English

  • Chiquita Cute

    Spanish for "little girl" Spanish

  • Choco Food

    Chocolate; from Nahuatl "xocolatl" English

  • Chocolate Food

    The cacao-based sweet food; from Nahuatl via Spanish Spanish

  • Chuck Funny

    Free man; diminutive of Charles Germanic

  • Chucky Cute

    A diminutive of Charles - "free man" Germanic

  • Cindy Cute

    Diminutive of Cynthia - "woman of Kynthos" Greek

  • Cinnamon Food

    The spice from inner tree bark Greek

  • Clara Classic

    Bright or clear Latin

  • Clark Classic

    "Scholar, clerk" Old English

  • Clementine Food

    The small sweet citrus fruit French

  • Cleo Royal

    Short for Cleopatra — "glory of the father" Greek

  • Cleopatra Mythology

    Glory of the father Greek

  • Cloud Nature

    Visible mass of water vapor in the sky English

  • Clyde Unique

    Scottish river name of uncertain meaning Scottish

  • Coco Food

    From Spanish "coco" - goblin or coconut; pet name usage uncertain Spanish

  • Coconut Food

    The fruit of the coconut palm; from Portuguese/Spanish "coco" Spanish

  • Cody Cute

    Irish surname - possibly from "ó Cuidighthigh", descendant of the helpful one; origin debated Irish

  • Colby Unique

    From a place name meaning "dark settlement" Old English

  • Cole Short

    Victory of the people; or coal English

  • Comet Nature

    An icy body with a bright tail Greek

  • Cookie Food

    A small sweet cake; from Dutch "koekje" Dutch

  • Copper Nature

    A reddish-brown metal; from Greek via Latin Latin

  • Cora Classic

    Maiden, from Kore, another name for Persephone Greek

  • Cosmo Unique

    Greek "kosmos" - order, universe, beauty Greek

  • Cotton Cute

    Soft white fiber of the cotton plant English

  • Cricket Nature

    The chirping insect; also a jumping game Old English

  • Crosby Classic

    "Cross farm" or settlement by crosses Old Norse

  • Crystal Cute

    Clear ice; a sparkling transparent mineral Greek

  • Cuddles Cute

    One who cuddles; an affectionate English word English

  • Cupcake Food

    A small cake baked in a cup English

  • Cupid Mythology

    Roman god of desire and love Latin

  • Cyrus Royal

    Sun; also possibly "throne" Persian