Girl Names

2663 Girl Names That Start With C - Page 13

Chante

Chanté

Chantéa

Chanteau

Chantee

Chanteese

Chantel

Chantela

Chantele

Chantell

Chantella

Chantelle

Chanter

Chantey

Chantez

Chanti

Chantia

Chantiel

Chantielle

Chantil

Chantila

Chantilée

Chantill

Chantille

Chantilly

Chantle

Chantoya

Chantrel

Chantrell

Chantrelle

Chantrill

Chany

Chapel

Chaplin

Chappell

Chaqueta

Chaquita

Char

Chara

Charalin

Charalyn

Charalynne

Charamy

Chardae

Chardin

Chardnay

Chardney

Chardon

Chardonae

Chardonai

Chardonay

Chardonaye

Chardonee

Chardonna

Chardonnae

Chardonnai

Chardonnay

Chardonnee

Chardonnée

Chardonney

Charece

Chareece

Chareese

Chareesse

Chareeze

Charel

Charelin

Charell

Charelle

Charelyn

Charelynn

Charesa

Charese

Charessa

Charesse

Chari

Charice

Charie

Chariety

Charil

Charill

Charilyn

Charilynn

Charin

Chariot

Charis

Charisa

Charise

Charish

Charisha

Charisma

Charissa

Charisse

Charissee

Charista

Charita

Charitee

Charitey

Chariti

Charity

 have always been fashionable, with C among the most common first letters for baby girl names. 

 throughout the English-speaking world today. Along with Charlotte, other 

C names for girls ranking among the US Top 100 

include Camila, Chloe, Claire, Caroline, Clara, and red-hot vintage girl name Cora.

 also include Connie, Callie, and Cleo, which all rank in the Top 200 baby names for girls in England and Wales. In

 are Carla and Carmen, while in France, Camille is perennially popular and flower name Capucine is a quirky modern classic.

The cornucopia of choices that start with the letter C for a daughter includes

 like Coralie and Clementine. The letter C can be soft like in Cecilia or hard as in Coco, compounding the options if you want to give two sisters or twin girls names that start with C that sound distinct from one another.

Here, our full selection of girl names that start with C, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. 

Girl names that start with C, including C names for girls such as Charlotte, Camila, and Chloe, with meanings and popularity. (Page 13)