Irish Baby Boy Names Starting With C
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Irish Baby Names for Boy That Starting with C List
| Name | Gender | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
 Boy | They are the ancient one and old fashioned | |
| Boy | The little black one | |
| Boy | A swelling; The one of the ship | |
| Boy | Member of the Church | |
| Boy | A mortal in the Irish legend who fell in love with a beautiful goddess, Cliodhna, who was swept away into the sea by a great wave | |
| Boy | The name of the mythical ancestor of the Cianachta of the Irish legend | |
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| Boy | Derived from the name of a 5th century Irish saint | |
| Boy | Black; the darkest colour that absorbs light completely | |
| Boy | One who is dark in complexion | |
| Boy | One who is associated with the Church and its Ministry | |
| Boy | A warrior who is healthy red coloured; a soldier's son | |
| Boy | A soldier's son; a warrior; one who fights at the battlefield | |
| Boy | Highly educated; scholar; learned; knowledgeable; cultured | |
| Boy | Hailing from the meadows; a land filled with grass | |
| Boy | A helpful person; one who helps others in need | |
| Boy | A hill consisting of a valley | |
| Boy | A small and stocky bird, that resembles a pigeon | |
| Boy | The triumph or victory of the people against the enemy | |
| Boy | The victory or triumph of the men | |
| Boy | Dove; the bird used for the symbol of peace; a short white bird | |
| Boy | A small, little, tiny dove | |
| Boy | Dove, a small bird that is a symbol for peace and harmony | |
| Boy | A mighty, great and hound-like warrior, who is respected by all | |
| Boy | Wise and high; filled with widsom and respected by all | |
| Boy | Elevated and wise; high, mighty and filled with wisdom | |