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Name Meaning Origin Popularity Other Gender
Crosby

At the cross

Scandinavian

Croslea

Meadow of the cross

English

Crosleigh

Meadow of the cross

English

Crosley

Meadow of the cross

English

Crosly

Meadow of the cross

English

Crosslee

Meadow of the cross

English

Crossley

Meadow of the cross

English

Crosslie

Meadow of the cross

English

Crostin
Croston
Crostone
Crothers

Fiddler

English

Croustone
Crowell

Well at the cross

English

Crown

Crown

English

Crowther

Fiddler

English

Croy

One with gray hair

English

Croydon

English

Cruz

Holy cross

Spanish

Cruzito

Cross

Spanish

Ctibor
Cuba

Where fertile land is abundant

Ancient

Cuddy

Bright, brilliant, famous

English

Culbert

Renowned, bright, famous

German

Cullan

Good-looking lad; handsome

Irish

Cullen

Good-looking lad; handsome

Irish

Culley

The woods

Irish

Cullin

Good-looking lad; handsome

Irish

Cullinan

Good-looking lad; handsome

Irish

Cully

The woods; dove

Irish

Culver

Dove

English

Cunningham

Village of the milk pail

Irish

Cunninghame

Village of the milk pail

Irish

Curcio

Courteous, polite

French

Curley

Strong man

English

Curragh

Moor

Irish

Curran

Dagger; hero

Irish

Currey

Dagger; hero

Irish

Currie

Hill hollow; dagger; hero; groom, one who curries a horse

Irish

Currier

Groom, one who curries a horse

English

Curro
Curry

Hill hollow; dagger; hero; groom, one who curries a horse

Irish

Curt

A diminutive form of Curtis.

English

Curtell

Courteous, polite

French

Curtice

Courteous, polite

French

Curtis

Courteous, polite

French

Curtiss

Courteous, polite

French

Cus
Custodio

Guardian

Spanish

Cuthbert

Bright, brilliant, famous

English