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Irish

uncertain, possibly 'misty' or 'musical'

296.Chace

English surname, from Old French

hunter

297.Chae

Korean

채 (Chae) can mean 'color', 'collect', 'vegetable', or 'pluck' depending on the hanja used.

298.Chance

French (diminutive of 'chanel')

English, from Old French

good fortune, luck

pipe, channel

channel, pipe

301.Channing

English surname, possibly from Old French or Irish Gaelic

wise, knowing, or young wolf

302.Chaoba

Chinese

superb, outstanding, surpassing

303.Char

French, English

free man, or charcoal burner

304.Charlee

English, a diminutive/variant of Charles

free man

305.Charlie-James

Germanic and Hebrew

free man and supplanter

free man

English, from Old French

hunter

308.Chay

Hebrew, Irish, Vietnamese

man, gift, or tea

309.Chaz

English, diminutive of Charles

free man

310.Chazz

English, diminutive of Charles

free man

311.Chelsey

English place name, Americanized spelling

landing place for chalk or a port

312.Chenle

Korean

Morning, day, or dawn; joy, happiness.

chicken; chick

cold, distant, or a diminutive

my God will not fall

God has done it

unknown, possibly related to 'cherry' or 'beautiful'

318.Chloie

American (variant of Chloe)

green shoot, blooming

319.Christal

American (variant of Crystal)

follower of Christ

320.Christop

Greek (via Latin and English)

bearer of Christ

321.Chrystal

English, from Greek

ice, clear, brilliant

322.Ciarra

Irish (via Americanized spelling)

dark-haired

323.Ciera

Irish Gaelic, American English

dark, black

324.Ciji

English (modern coinage)

unknown, possibly a modern coinage or diminutive

325.Claes-Peter

Germanic, Greek

victory of the people, rock

326.Cléber

Dutch diminutive of Jacoba

Portuguese, from German

glue, paste

supplanter

supplanter

supplanter

Italian (musical term), English (word)

tail, conclusion, musical passage

331.Codey

Irish, English

descendant of Cuidighthigh (helper)

332.Codi

Irish, English, American

helpful, a cushion, or descendant of Cuidighthigh

333.Codie

Irish, English

helpful, a cushion, or descendant of Cuidighthigh

334.Cody-James

Irish Gaelic and Hebrew

descendant of Cuidighthigh (helpful) and supplanter

335.Cody-Lee

Irish (Cody) and English (Lee)

helpful, a cushion, or a combination of meanings

336.Colten