"Young attendant at sacred rites", from Latin camilla
Girl names C
Girl names starting with C: 53 of 2,475 names, page 5 of 28.
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"Garden, orchard", from Hebrew karmel
"Free woman"; the feminine of Charles
"Pure" in popular use; the Spanish form of Catherine
"Pure" in popular use; the Greek name's origin is uncertain
From the Roman clan Caecilius; "blind" in popular use
"Heavenly", from Latin caelum via Caelina
"Love, affection"
"Of the spring month Chaitra"
"Spring month", when the Hindu year begins
"Born in Chaitra" in popular use; a modern Marathi name
The moon-loving chakor bird of Indian poetry
"Jasmine"
"Champak", the fragrant yellow flower
Goddess Chamunda, a fierce form of Durga
"Lively, restless"; Sanskrit cañcala, "quivering, flickering"
"The moon"
"Sandalwood"; also Mahavira's first woman disciple
"Moonlight"
"A digit of the moon"; the crescent moon
"Beloved of the moon"; Sanskrit, the moon's wife or the night
"A streak of the moon"; the crescent
"Moon-faced"
"Moonlight, the radiance of the moon"
"Moonlight"
"Moonlight"
Charan, the (Guru's) feet, with jit, victory
"Love for the Lord's feet"
"Conduct, deeds"; often given as "of good character"
"Free man"; a pet form of Charles and Charlotte
"Free woman"; the French feminine of Charles
A modern name, usually given as "lovely" or "charming"
Lovely, beautiful; dear, pleasing
"Beautiful"
A beautiful creeper
"Lovely"; the name of Krishna's daughter
"Of lovely character"; also read as "a beautiful jewel"
A beautiful woman; also splendour and moonlight
Beautiful lady; Kannada cenna + amma
Consciousness, awareness, understanding
Beauty, radiance; in Hindi also "image, picture"
Shade, shelter; also lustre and reflection
"Made of pure consciousness"
"Picture, bright" in popular use; also the star Spica
"A picture"; the painter-nymph of the Puranas
Arjuna's warrior wife; Sanskrit, "wearing bright armlets"
"Young green shoot", from Greek chloe
"Follower of Christ", from Greek Christianos
Pet form of Christina or Christopher; Greek Christos, "anointed"
"Bright, clear"; also "famous", from Latin clarus
"Maiden", from Greek kore
"Crystal", from Greek krustallos, "ice"
"Of Mount Cynthus", an epithet of the moon goddess Artemis
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