Search Latin Baby Names
| # | Name | Origin | Meaning | Gender | Save |
| 901 | Clovis | Latin | Renowned fighter. Variant of Louis. | M |  |
| 902 | Clymene | Latin | Amazon. | F | |
| 903 | Cocles | Latin | A hero who saved Rome. | M | |
| 904 | Colon | Latin | Dove. | M | |
| 905 | Columba | Latin | Dove. | F | |
| 906 | Columba | Latin | Dove. Famous bearer, 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. | M | |
| 907 | Columbina | Latin | Feminine form of Columba: Dove. Famous bearer: 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. | F | |
| 908 | Columbine | Latin | Feminine form of Columba: Dove. Famous bearer: 6th century Irish abbot and missionary St Columba converted the inhabitants of Scotland and northern England to Christianity. | F | |
| 909 | Concepta | Latin | Conceived, a reference to the Immaculate Conception. | F | |
| 910 | Conception | Latin | Understanding. | F | |
| 911 | Concetta | Latin | Variant of Concepta: Conceived, a reference to the Immaculate Conception. | F | |
| 912 | Concordea | Latin | Harmony. | F | |
| 913 | Concordia | Latin | Harmony. | F | |
| 914 | Connie | Latin | Diminutive of Constance: Firm of purpose. Constancy, from the Latin Constantia. | F | |
| 915 | Constance | Latin | Firm of purpose. Constancy, from the Latin Constantia. | F | |
| 916 | Constancia | Latin | Firrn of purpose. | F | |
| 917 | Constancy | Latin | Variant of Constance: Firm of purpose. Constancy, from the Latin Constantia. | F | |
| 918 | Constant | Latin | Variant of Constantine: Constant, steadfast, from the Latin 'constans'. | M | |
| 919 | Constantia | Latin | Constancy. Firrn of purpose. | F | |
| 920 | Constantina | Latin | Firrn of purpose. | F | |
| 921 | Constantine | Latin | Constant, steadfast, from the Latin 'constans' Famous bearers: several Roman and Byzantine emperors including Constantine the Great, the Christian emperor who made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire. | M | |
| 922 | Constantino | Latin | Constant. | M | |
| 923 | Constantios | Latin | Constant. | M | |
| 924 | Constanze | Latin | Firrn of purpose. | F | |
| 925 | Consuela | Latin | Consolation. | F | |
| 926 | Coral | Latin | Semi-precious sea growth often deep pink or red. | F | |
| 927 | Coraline | Latin | From the semi-precious sea growth: coral. | F | |
| 928 | Corbin | Latin | Raven. | M | |
| 929 | Corina | Latin | Variant of Corinne: maiden. | F | |
| 930 | Corine | Latin | Variant of Corinne: maiden. | F | |
| 931 | Cornel | Latin | Variant of Cornelius 'horn; hornblower.'. | M | |
| 932 | Cornelia | Latin | The feminine form of Cornelius. Famous bearer: 2nd century BC mother of the two Roman tribunes/reformers known as the Gracchi. | F | |
| 933 | Cornelio | Latin | Horn. | M | |
| 934 | Cornelious | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. | M | |
| 935 | Cornelius | Latin | From a Roman clan name which is derived from the Latin 'cornu' meaning horn. Famous bearers - a devout centurion converted to Christianity by St Peter, a 3rd-century pope, American Cornelius Vanderbilt and a number of his descendants. | M | |
| 936 | Cornell | Latin | Variant of Cornelius 'horn; hornblower.'. | M | |
| 937 | Cornella | Latin | Feminine of Cornelius: Horn. | F | |
| 938 | Cornelus | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. | M | |
| 939 | Cornilius | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. | M | |
| 940 | Corrina | Latin | Variant of Corinne: maiden. | F | |
| 941 | Courtney | Latin | Born at court. | F | |
| 942 | Cowin | Latin | Raven. | M | |
| 943 | Creed | Latin | Belief; guiding principle. | M | |
| 944 | Crepin | Latin | Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired. | M | |
| 945 | Crescentia | Latin | Growing. | F | |
| 946 | Crespin | Latin | Curly-haired. The 3rd century martyr St. Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers. | M | |
| 947 | Crispen | Latin | Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired. | M | |
| 948 | Crispian | Latin | Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired. | M | |
| 949 | Crispin | Latin | From the Roman family name Crispinus, based on the Latin 'crispus' meaning curled or curly-haired. Famous bearers: St Crispin and St Crispinian are patron saints of shoemakers believed to have been martyred in the 3rd century. | M | |
| 950 | Crispina | Latin | Curly haired. | F | |