CUTE BABY NAMES

Caleb – Meaning “devotion to God,” with Hebrew origins.

Carter – Of English origin, meaning “cart driver” or “transporter of goods by cart.”

Connor – An Irish name meaning “lover of hounds” or “wolf lover.”

Cole – Originating from Old English, meaning “charcoal” or “swarthy.”

Christian – A name of Latin origin meaning “follower of Christ.”

Carson – Of Scottish origin, meaning “son of Carr.”

Chase – Meaning “to hunt” or “to chase,” with English origins.

Cooper – Derived from the occupation of a cooper, meaning “barrel maker.”

Colton – An English name meaning “from the coal or dark town.”

Cameron – Originating from Scottish Gaelic, meaning “crooked nose.”

Caden – Of American origin, possibly derived from various names meaning “spirit of battle.”

Callum – A Scottish name meaning “dove.”

Cyrus – Of Persian origin, meaning “sun” or “throne.”

Cash – Derived from a surname, it refers to a “maker of chests” or “money.”

Caius – A Latin name meaning “rejoice.”

Cassius – Of Latin origin, meaning “hollow” or “empty.”

Cedric – Derived from Old English, meaning “bounty” or “kindly and loved.”

Clayton – An English name meaning “clay town” or “town built on clay.”

Calvin – Of Latin origin, meaning “bald” or “hairless.”

Corbin – Derived from French, meaning “raven.”

Cohen – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “priest.”

Crosby – An English surname referring to “settlement by a cross.”

Colby – Originating from Old Norse, meaning “coal town” or “dark settlement.”

Conrad – Of German origin, meaning “brave counsel.”

Cristiano – A variant of Christian, meaning “follower of Christ.”

Cairo – Named after the capital city of Egypt.

Clarence – Of Latin origin, meaning “bright” or “clear.”

Cormac – An Irish name meaning “charioteer.”

Cyril – Derived from Greek, meaning “lordly” or “masterful.”

Caspian – Possibly derived from the Caspian Sea, its exact origin is uncertain.

Cian – An Irish name meaning “ancient” or “enduring.”

Clement – Of Latin origin, meaning “merciful” or “gentle.”

Cullen – Originating from Irish and Gaelic, meaning “handsome” or “good-looking.”

Colm – An Irish name meaning “dove.”

Castiel – Though of uncertain origin, it gained popularity through the TV show “Supernatural.”

Caelan – Meaning “slender” or “powerful warrior” in Irish.

Cedric – Derived from Old English, meaning “bounty” or “kindly and loved.”

Clifton – Of Old English origin, meaning “town by the cliff” or “from the farm near the cliff.”

Conan – An Irish name meaning “little wolf” or “little hound.”

Carlo – An Italian variant of Charles, meaning “man” or “warrior.”

Cianán – An Irish name meaning “ancient” or “enduring.”

Callan – Of Gaelic origin, meaning “rock” or “battle.”

Conway – Derived from Irish, meaning “holy river.”

Cyprus – Named after the Mediterranean island.

Constantine – Of Latin origin, meaning “steadfast” or “constant.”

Cabe – An English name meaning “rope-maker.”

Cianan – An Irish name meaning “ancient” or “enduring.”

Cassian – Of Latin origin, meaning “empty” or “vain.”

Cillian – An Irish name meaning “war” or “strife.”

Carlisle – Of Old Norse origin, meaning “fortress of a free man.”

Cyrano – Derived from Greek, meaning “from the river Cyre.”

Crosley – An Old English name meaning “cross meadow.”

Calhoun – Of Scottish origin, meaning “from the narrow forest.”

Chester – An Old English name meaning “fortress” or “walled town.”

Channing – Of English origin, meaning “young wolf.”

Chaim – Of Hebrew origin, meaning “life.”

Carmine – Derived from Latin, meaning “song” or “crimson.”

Corentin – A Breton name meaning “hurricane.”

Cristian – A variant of Christian, meaning “follower of Christ.”

Cyprian – Of Greek origin, meaning “from Cyprus.”

Chance – An English name meaning “good fortune” or “luck.”

Clemente – Of Latin origin, meaning “merciful” or “gentle.”

Carsten – A German and Scandinavian name meaning “Christian.”

Cosmo – Derived from Greek, meaning “order” or “beauty.”

Cabezon – Of Spanish origin, meaning “big-headed” or “stubborn.”

Cabeza – A Spanish name meaning “head” or “chief.”

Charleston – Derived from Old English, meaning “settlement of free men.”

Caisson – Of French origin, meaning “large box for ammunition.”

Catalin – A Romanian name meaning “pure” or “unsullied.”

Claudio – Of Latin origin, meaning “lame” or “crippled.”

Candido – Derived from Latin, meaning “white” or “pure.”

Cianán – An Irish name meaning “ancient” or “enduring.”

Corrado – An Italian name meaning “bold” or “wise counselor.”

Cordell – Of English origin, meaning “maker of cord.”

Curran – An Irish name meaning “hero” or “champion.”

Cai – Of Welsh origin, meaning “rejoice.”

Cruz – Derived from Spanish, meaning “cross.”

Clemens – Of Latin origin, meaning “merciful” or “gentle.”

Cabe – An English name meaning “rope-maker.”

Conroy – An Irish name meaning “wise man.”

Crispin – Of Latin origin, meaning “curly-haired” or “curly-headed.”

Campion – Derived from Latin, meaning “champion.”

Chesney – Of English origin, meaning “oak grove.”

Clancey – An Irish name meaning “son of the red warrior.”

Cicero – Of Latin origin, meaning “chickpea.”

Crosbie – An Old English name meaning “at the cross.”

Casimir – Of Slavic origin, meaning “proclaimer of peace.”

Clyde – Derived from Scottish Gaelic, referring to the River Clyde.

Corwin – An English name meaning “friend of the heart” or “heart’s companion.”

Calder – Of English origin, meaning “rough waters” or “stream.”

Callahan – An Irish name meaning “bright-headed.”

Calloway – Of Scottish origin, meaning “pebbly place.”

Cato – Derived from Latin, meaning “all-knowing” or “wise.”

Caspar – Of Persian origin, meaning “treasurer.”

Clifton – Of Old English origin, meaning “settlement by a cliff.”

Columba – Of Latin origin, meaning “dove.”

Corbett – An English name meaning “little raven.”

Crusoe – Derived from Old English, meaning “cross.”

Caledon – Of Scottish origin, meaning “hardened battle” or “tough warrior.”

Chael – A variant of Charles, meaning “man” or “warrior.”

Carrick – Of Irish origin, meaning “rock.”