| Name | Meaning | Gender | Origin |
|---|
| Blanche | white | Female | |
| Calvin | Bald | Male | Latin |
| Cecilia | blind one | Female | Latin |
| Cecily | blind | Female | Feminine |
| Celia | heavenly | Female | Latin |
| Charles | manly, strong | Male | |
| Chester | fortress, walled town, | Male | Latin |
| Clara | bright, clear | Female | Latin |
| Clarence | bright | Male | Latin |
| Clarissa | bright, clear | Female | Latinized |
| Claude | Lame.
| Male | |
| Clayton | place with good clay | Male | English |
| Clementine | mild, merciful | Female | |
| Cleveland | land near the hill, from the cliffs | Male | English |
| Clyde | Nature name | Male | Scottish |
| Cordelia | In Shakespeare's King Lear a woman of rare honesty.
| Female | Latin |
| Cornelius | horn | Male | Latin |
| Daisy | Day's eye. A flower name.
| Female | |
| Daisy | Day's eye. A flower name.
| Female | |
| Della | German, noble | Female | English |
| Dexter | dyer, right-handed | Male | Latin |
| Dixie | Abbreviation of Richard. In the USA Dixie refers to the French word for ten: also to the southern states below the Mason- Dixon line.
| Female | Latin |
| Dora | gift | Female | Greek |
| Dudley | The people's meadow | Male | English |
| Earl | A British nobleman equivalent to a European count | Male | English |