11196 Traditional & Modern Baby Names With Meanings - Page 56

Domain of the Curtius; Courteous; Courtdweller

Bay; Inlet; Shelter; Hut; Originated from Old English word 'cofa'

Derived from the Old English word 'Cloak', therefore it is a nickname for the habitual user of cloak; name for a cloakmaker; Lives at the cave slope

People's victory; Dove, Cub

Habitational name from 'Covinton' in Lanarkshire and Old English form 'Cofington'.

The original bearer of the name are the people who lived in EnglishScottish border region; Also refers to Twin; Hillside hollow

Little Child; Infant

Silent; Steady like forest

Woods; one who is of best quality

Little thing; Derived from the word 'cose' which means little,small

An effective, silent and likable person

A confident and reserved person

Literally means 'Valley of the Cranes'; could be used to describe someone from the Crane Valley

Invariant to Crandall; Means 'Valley of the Cranes'

Originated from the name 'Cranley'; Meadow of the Cranes

Someone from the Crane meadow; Literally means Meadow of the Cranes

Another form of the name 'Cranley'; Meaning Meadow of the Cranes

From the Crane estate which a significant location near Ipswich, Masachussets

Invariant to 'Cranston'; signifies a person from the Crane Estate nearby ipswich, Masachussets

One who has a clever mind

Fainthearted; Weakkneed; Timid

Ford where crows gather; From the Crow's Ford

Rocky; Settlement; Name originated from 'Creighton'

Graceful; Pleasant; Kind

A bold, accurate and balanced being

Faithful; Trustworthy; Honourable

Derived from the Latin word 'Credanus'

Someone who trades fur; Hunstman

Compliant; with a strong opinion; Guiding Principle

A woman of Faith; Feminine of 'Creed'

Town near Rocks or the Creek town

Someone who lives at the Creek town

Belief; Opinion; Conviction

Habitant of the Native land Creole

One who loves solitude and is bold

A topographic name for someone residing near a stream, hill, lake or a tree

Derived from the Biblical name 'Christianity'; Follower of Christ

Someone who is reputed and honourable

Of the chariot; It is a variant of the name 'Carew'; It comes from when a family lives as dwellers at a cattlepen in the UK.

Resembling a chirping insect of the night;

A respectful and cool headed individual

A strong, scintillating, deep red colour; Synonyms in Thesaurus include bloody, blush, rose

Crystal; Clear; Bright

Derived from the Roman family name 'Crispinus'; CurlyHaired

Feminine of 'Crispin'; Frizzyhaired

Italian, Spanish and Portuguese form of 'Crispin' meaning Curlyhaired

Invariant of the word 'Crystal'; Clear; Pure

Clear and transparent, A variant of the name 'Crystal'

Sicilian form of Christopher. It means bearing Christ.