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Clyne
Small
Clynt
Diminutive of Clinton: From the town near a hill.
Clyve
Lives at the cliffs.
Cnidel
Name of a king.
Cnut
Relative
Cnute
Relative
Cnychwr
Legendary son of Nes.
Coachuhhar
High desire.
Coady
A form of cody
Coakley
From the charcoal meadow
Coal
Promise|Coal.
Coale
Promise|Coal.
Coalton
Form of Colton
Coatl
Snake
Cob
Heel
Cobar
Burnt earth.
Cobb
Variant of Cob: Heel.
Cobbham
From the homestead near the river bend.
Cobden
From the cottage in the valley
Cobe
Replacer. A form of Jacob
Cobee
Replacer. A form of Jacob.
Cobern
Where the streams meet.
Coberne
Where the streams meet.
Cobey
Replacer. A form of Jacob.
Cobham
From the homestead near the river bend.
Cobhan
Dwells by the hillside hollow.
Cobi
Replacer. A form of Jacob.
Cobie
Replacer. A form of Jacob.
Cobirn
Where the streams meet.
Cobirne
Where the streams meet.
Coblah
Born on a Tuesday. A Ewe name used in the West Africa region.
Cobourn
Where the streams meet.
Cobourne
Where the streams meet.
Cobra
Said to come via Portuguese from Latin "coluber" meaning snake.
Cobrah
Said to come via Portuguese from Latin "coluber" meaning snake.
Coburn
Where the streams meet.
Coburne
Where the streams meet.
Coburnes
Where the streams meet.
Cobus
Following after
Cobweb
A Midsummer Night's Dream' A fairy.
Cobyrn
Where the streams meet.
Cobyrne
Where the streams meet.
Coch
Legendary son of Caw.
Cochise
Warrior, Wood.
Cochlain
Hooded
Cocidius
Myth name (a hunter god)
Cockburn
From the rooster's stream
Cockrell
Resembling a young rooster
Cocles
Myth name (a hero who saved Rome)
Coco
A pet name.
Cocytus
River of lamenting
Coddy
One who is helpful; a wealthy man / acting as a cushion
Codell
Helpful
Coed
Dwells in the woods.
Coen
Priest, Direct male descendant of the Biblical Aaron.
Coenraad
Bold, wise counsel.
Coeus
Father of Leto
Cofahealh
Lives at the cave slope.
Coffie
Born on a Friday.
Coffin
A container; one who makes coffins