Starting with C of boyThe English nameWord of

Caesar: Caesar (emperor)

Calvin: Calvin (bald)

Clifford: Clifford (near the cliff of the fork mouth or fort)

Clyde: Clyde (hear) in far away places

Colbert: Colbert crew (to be)

Colby: Colby (people from dark areas)

Colin: Colin (The childorbaby)

Conard: Conrad (donors;Wisdom)

Corey: Corey (people who live in the foggy lakeside)

Cornelius: Cornelius (the Angle of the sun;The symbol of royalty)

Cornell: Cornell (blond hair)

Craig: Craig (people) live in cliffs

Curtis: Curtis (polite)

Cyril: Cyrillic (noble)

The Old English Calhoun mighty men

The most beautiful men of Greece Calisto

Male Latin Calixto chalice

Channing: Channing (priests)

Chapman: Chapman (businessman)

Charles: Charles (strong, male, noble, strong)

Chasel: check with (the hunter)

Chester: shred (Roman invaders in occupation after a local camp or fortress town)

Callis male Latin cup

The Old English at Calvert shepherd men

Celtic Cadman mighty men

Celtic Caedmon what cunning warrior men

Caesar male Latin people with long hair

Clark: Clark (a scholar)

Claude: Claude (lame)

Clement: Clement (friendly or kindness)

Camden Scottish valley men from twists and turns

Carey: Carey (the people who live in the castle)

Cable rope male old French Cailan child male Gaelic

Cain craftsman male Hebrew

Caius male Latin

Cajan men

Calder stream, streams, male Old English

Caldwell cold spring.Cold water Wells male Old English

Christopher: Christopher (the messenger or servants of Christ, christians)

Clare: Claire (clear-headed, clever)

With 2 C at the beginning of the English name of the boys

Clarence: Clarence (mind clear, clever, famous)

Cade pure men

Vietnam Cadeo folk men

Time: Cleveland (from rock zone)

Cliff: Cleveland (people from steep mountains)

Celtic Camlin curved lines men

Campbell, beautiful French men of the field

Turkey Candan sincere men

Cannon men

Canute men in Norway

Capers men

Celtic Carden from castle black men

Carel France strong men

Carey dear;The cheerful streams male Latin

Carl the strong;The Teutonic men men

Carl: Carl (great)

Carr: kyle (live) in wet or humid or swamp

Carter: Carter (carriage)

Cash: Cash (vain)

Enough: Cecil (hazy vision)

Cedric: Cedric (The warCommander in chief.Generous)

Chad: Chad (experienced fighter)

Messiah: clay silk (Christ)

Christian: Christine (the messenger or servants of Christ, christians)