Top Greek Baby Girl Names Starting With C - Page 3

A woman from Cyprus.

A witch; siren; magician

One who does not have the ability to see; Blind

Fame; popular; glory; known by everyone; stardom; stature; honour

Praising in the name of flowers

A type of a climbing stemmed plant; a vine plant

Fame; glory; recognition; reputation; name

The daughter of the river God in mythology

Father's glory or fame; recognition of Father

It means glory or fame of the Father

Short name for 'Cleopatra', which means one who has glory and fame

To call on someone; to call someone

Honour, glory, repute, name, credit

One who is considered as the goddess of the Spring season

Blossoming or blooming of flowers; Goddess of flowers and spring

A famous person who is also a great pleaser or wooer

A river fairy who fell in love with the Sun God. As a reward, she was turned into a sunflower, because of which her face was always turned towards the sun

One who is victorious and an achiever in all fields

A female form of Nicholas, which means Victory or triumph of the people

The most gorgeous, good looking and beautiful of all

People who have emerged victorious

Boiling water that has foams; can also mean maiden, a young woman

Maiden; an unmarried woman; a spinster

A young, unmarried woman; Maiden

A beautiful plant growing in the sea, that is used to make ornaments and jewellery

Obtained from corals, plants that grow in seas

Something that is made from corals; plants growing in the sea

From the beautiful, pink coloured marine plants named corals

The daughter of the sea in Greek mythology

A maiden; an unmarried young woman

An unmarried, young, virgin woman; Maiden

Maiden; a beautiful, young, unmarried, virgin woman

Maiden; a young, unmarried, virgin woman

A young, unmarried woman; a Maiden

A woman hailing from Corinth; an ancient city in Greece

The flower of the heart; the person closest to the heart

A maiden; young, unmarried virgin woman

Harmony and peace in the universe

Peace with life; Praise; Commend. It is the Romanian form of 'Cosmas'.

Shakespeare used this word from the Ancient Greek name 'Chryseis' meaning Golden

Invariant form of the Greek name 'Crystal'; Follower of Christ; Ice

Derivation from the Greek name 'Crystal'; Ice; Clear; Follower of Christ

A Christian

Iced crystal

Sanctify; filled with purity

Dagger; something which is a used as a weapon

Bright blue colored

Mythical Goddess

The one who tells fortune

A great mother