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    Spanish Boy Names Starting With C

    123 names with meanings and origins.

    Looking for a Spanish boy's name that starts with C? Here are 123 options, including unisex names, each with its meaning. Spanish names are popular across Spain and Latin America, and many have religious or Latin origins.

    Top picks

    1. Carlos — “Free man”
    2. Cristobal — “bearer of Christ”
    3. Clarence — “Clear, luminous; from the surname and place name clare, meaning bright or clear. famous bearers: george, duke of clarence, brother of king edward iv and king richard iii, who is traditionally believed to have drowned in malmsey wine”
    4. Caezar — “A Spanish variant of the Roman name Caesar, it historically denotes someone with a thick head of hair.”
    5. Cezary — “Derived from Spanish and Latin roots, this name is a variant of Caesar and carries the meaning of being hairy.”
    6. Charro — “Nickname for a cowboy particularly in argentina”
    7. Cristofor — “A variation of the Spanish male name meaning to have Christ within, derived from Christopher.”
    8. Chicho — “A Spanish diminutive derived from the word 'chico,' which simply means boy. It is often used as a familiar or affectionate nickname.”
    9. Cornelious — “A Spanish variant of Cornelius, which means horn. The name is historically associated with strength and endurance.”
    10. Crispen — “This Spanish variation of Crispin means curly-haired. It has historical roots in the early Christian church.”
    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name means the bringer of peace, suggesting a calming and diplomatic presence.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of the Roman name Caesar, it historically denotes someone with a thick head of hair.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Bald; bald. famous bearers: early 20th century american president coolidge; fashion designer calvin klein”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “Pure, bright; bright; glowing white. also sweet”

    • Boy · Spanish · “The spanish form of charles; meaning strong or manly, occasionally used in english-speaking countries”

    • Boy · Spanish · “The Spanish form of Charlemagne, meaning Charles the Great. It honors the historical Frankish king who united much of Western Europe.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Free man”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Associated with the name of a famous Greek philosopher, this name has roots in ancient academic tradition.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Variant of carlos: man (spanish variant of charles)”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “To the castle; variant of castle: castle”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Good judgement.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name that serves as an abbreviation of Isadoro. It means a strong gift.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “From the heavens; this french name is based on the latin caelestis meaning heavenly. used as both a masculine and feminine name in france”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “Heavenly; variant of celeste : this french name is based on the latin caelestis meaning heavenly. five popes have been named celestine, two of whom were canonized”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name refers to the mythological creature that is half man and half horse. It is based on the Greek astronomical constellation.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name representing the father of Andromeda. In Greek myth, he was the King of Aethiopia and is immortalized as a northern constellation.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name is derived from the Roman title Caesar and traditionally means hairy.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Caesar, this name historically describes a person with a significant amount of hair.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Derived from Spanish and Latin roots, this name is a variant of Caesar and carries the meaning of being hairy.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive or variant related to the name Caesar, traditionally meaning a person with much hair.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish masculine name is used to describe a person who is notably strong, hardy, and manly.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from Chago, which is a nickname for Jacob. It literally translates to heel, referencing the biblical story of Jacob.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This name is a Spanish diminutive form of Charity. It represents the virtue of kindness and generous love toward others.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Nickname for a cowboy particularly in argentina”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish name is a diminutive form of Lorenzo, meaning he who is crowned with laurel. It symbolizes victory and honor.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish diminutive derived from the word 'chico,' which simply means boy. It is often used as a familiar or affectionate nickname.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “In Greek mythology, this name belonged to a priest of Apollo, the god of the sun and music.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish name derived from the nickname Chumin, which relates to the name Domingo. It translates to Lord or belonging to the Lord.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of the Roman name Cicero, which literally translates to a chickpea.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name used as a short form of Isadoro. It translates to a strong gift.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name used as a common diminutive for Francisco, meaning a person who originated from France.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “Clear, luminous; from the surname and place name clare, meaning bright or clear. famous bearers: george, duke of clarence, brother of king edward iv and king richard iii, who is traditionally believed to have drowned in malmsey wine”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Merciful; variant of clement: gentle. famous bearer: clement moore, writer of twas the night before christmas”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Derived from Latin and used in Spanish contexts, this name honors Horatius Cocles, a legendary Roman hero who defended the Sublician Bridge.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Red colored.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Counsel; variant of conrad: brave adviser; honest advisor”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Constant; variant of constantine: steady; stable”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variant of Cornelius, which means horn. The name is historically associated with strength and endurance.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Horn-colored; strong willed or wise. cornelius is sometimes used as a translation of the name conchubhar meaning high desire”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish derivation of Cornelius signifies a horn. It represents a classic name with roots reaching back to ancient Roman traditions.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Cornelius, meaning horn. It is a traditional name that has been adapted through various linguistic styles.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish form of Crispin, this name means curly-haired. It is often associated with Saint Crispin.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “This Spanish variation of Crispin means curly-haired. It has historical roots in the early Christian church.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Rooted in Spanish and Latin origins, this name means curly-haired and is a variant of the name Crispin.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Curly haired; curly-haired. the 3rd century martyr st. crispin is known as patron of shoemakers”

    • Boy · Spanish · “An Italian and Spanish name that means curly-haired, derived from the Latin name Crispinus.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish variation of the name Crispin, which translates to a person with curly hair.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “bearer of Christ”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish masculine name signifying someone who carries Christ inside their heart.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A variation of the Spanish male name meaning to have Christ within, derived from Christopher.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “A Spanish male name representing one who carries Christ inside, related to the name Christopher.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “This Spanish name translates literally to cross and refers to the cross-bearer. It carries significant religious symbolism within the Christian tradition.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “A clear brilliant glass; diminutive of christopher; a jewel name from the english word crystal, referring to crystal glass, based on the greek krustallos meaning ice. also a variant of christiana, meaning follower of christ”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Son of vukan.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Blind.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Rejoiced.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Knowing.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Name of a poet.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Chalice.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Callous.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Bald.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Song.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Candle maker”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Crimson.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Singer.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “The goat.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Prisoner.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Nice one.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Christian.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Christian.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Peaceful.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “Pure.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Name of a poet.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Shrewd.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Critical.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “To cut.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Blind.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Blind.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Paladin.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Heavenly.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Heavenly.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Guard of hades.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Long haired.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Long haired.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Celectial.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Heel.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Supplanter.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Chancellor.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Chancellor.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Chancellor.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Dream maker.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Hairy.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Conquer.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Frenchman.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Christian.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Lord.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Twin.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Lord.”

    • Unisex · Spanish · “One hundred fires.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Fifth born.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “From cyprus.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Noble.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Lame.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Illustrious.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Lame.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Lame.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Famous warrior.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Dove.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Faithful.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Constant.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Little lamb.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Horn.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Courteous.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Raven.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “The annointed.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Christian.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Bearing christ.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “The annointed.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “The annointed.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Born fourth.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Born fourth.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Free.”

    • Boy · Spanish · “Free.”

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