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Cayle
Bold
Cayleb
Faithful, bold, victorious dog.
Cayll
Faithful. A short form of Caleb.
Caylon
Powerful in battle.
Cayn
Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain.
Cayne
Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain.
Cayneth
Possession, Spear|Tribute. A form of Cain.
Cayrn
Landmark piled with stones.
Cayrne
Landmark piled with stones.
Cayrnes
Landmark piled with stones.
Cayro
Geographical - the capital of Egypt.
Cayse
Brave, Aggressive warrior.
Caysewell
Brave, Aggressive warrior.
Cayslav
Glory. Victory. Honour.
Caz
The watchful one
Cazzee
Brave, Aggressive warrior.
Cazzey
Brave, Aggressive warrior.
Cazzi
Brave, Aggressive warrior.
Ccri
Loved one.
Ceadd
From the warrior's estate. The short form of Chadwick.
Ceadda
Battle. An Old English name.
Ceallach
Strife
Ceallachan
Strife
Ceannfhionn
Blond
Ceapmann
Merchant
Cearbhall
Victorious warrior. A form of Carroll.
Cearbhallan
Small champion.
Ceard
Smith
Ceardach
Smith
Cearnach
Victorious
Cearney
Triumphant
Ceasar
Form of Caesar
Ceasario
Long-haired
Ceaser
Form of Caesar
Ceaster
Lives at the camp.
Ceastun
Camp
Ceawlin
Name of a King.
Cebriones
Myth name
Cecilio
Blind
Cecilius
Unseeing. A masculine form of Cecelia.
Cecillo
Variant of Cecil: Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius). Famous bearers: the African state of Rhodesia is named after British statesman Cecil Rhodes, American film producer / director Cecil B. de Mille.
Cecillus
Variant of Cecil: Blind (from the Roman clan name Caecilius). Famous bearers: the African state of Rhodesia is named after British statesman Cecil Rhodes, American film producer / director Cecil B. de Mille.
Cecilus
Unseeing. A masculine form of Cecelia.
Cecrops
Founder of Athens
Cecyl
Unseeing. A masculine form of Cecelia.
Cedd
Name of a bishop.
Cederic
A form of cedric
Cederick
Form of Cedric
Cedl
Blind
Cedlio
Blind
Cedomil
Child of love.
Cedomilo
Child of love.
Cedric
Gift, Splendour|War chief.
Cedrick
Gift, Splendour|War chief.
Cedrik
Gift, Splendour|War chief.
Cedro
Cedar, Juniper tree.
Cedron
Black stream.
Cedrych
Variant of Cedric: Cedric was a character in Sir Walter Scott's 1819 novel Ivanhoe. Possibly derived from a misspelling of Cerdic, a 6th-century king of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, meaning bounty-pattern.
Ceejay
Blend of Cee and Jay
Cees
Horn