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Corbaleng | A versatile, sensitive and content human being | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corbalengi | Loyal, brilliant and fantastic human being | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corbalengus | A good natured, skillful and cultured person | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corban | A sharp, steep, almost perpendicular hill | Boy | | English | Christianity,Greek | |
Corben | One whose hair is as black as the raven bird | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corbenic | Name of the place where the grail was kept. | Boy | | Arthurian,Old English | Christianity | |
Corbet | Hair as black as the raven bird | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corbett | Raven; a black bird that resembles a crow | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corbin | A black bird resembling crow; Raven | Boy | | Gothic,Latin,United States | Christianity | |
Corbinian | A raven; a bird resembling the crow | Boy | | German | Christianity | |
Corbit | Black bird; the raven, a bird that looks like crow | Boy | | Latin | Christianity | |
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Corbitt | Black haired; the raven, that is black coloured and resembles a crow | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corby | A young, new born crow, that is a few weeks old | Boy | | French | Christianity | |
Corbyn | One whose hair is as black as the bird raven's colour | Boy | | French | Christianity | |
Cord | A bold and honest adviser; one who advices fearlessly | Boy | | German | Christianity | |
Cordale | One who mkes chords and strings; a chord maker | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cordaro | A lamb; a baby sheep | Boy | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Corday | The maker of chords; a strings and chord manufacturer | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cordell | Maker and seller of strings and chords | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corder | A baby sheep; a lamb | Boy | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Cordero | A lamb; a little sheep | Boy | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Cordie | One who sells ropes and chords; a rope seller | Boy | | Latin | Christianity | |
Cordovan | A wool used to make carpets, from Argentina | Boy | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Coree | A steep, deep gorge that has very steep sides | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Corentin | A hurricane; a violent storm or tornado | Boy | | French | Christianity | |
Corentyn | The Cornish form of the name Corentin, meaning hero. | Boy | | Cornish | Christianity | |
Corey | A boiling, frothing, foaming pool | Boy | | Gaelic,United States | Christianity | |
Cori | A turbulent, boiling pool filled with foam | Boy | | Gaelic | Christianity | |
Coriander | A herbaceous plant used in culinary | Unisex | | Phoenician | Christianity | |
Coridon | A long feather on a helmet | Boy | | Greek | Christianity | |
Corin | Coming from a hollow in a mountain | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Corinth | Satisfied, contented; can also mean ornament | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corinthian | Hailing from the ancient city of Corinth in Greece | Boy | | Greek | Christianity | |
Coriolanus | The tragedy that happened to Coriolanus; a story of Shakespeare | Boy | | Shakespearean | Christianity | |
Corky | A hollow in a mountain or a hill | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corley | A hollow or an empty space in a hill | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Cormac | The son of the one who drives the chariot; the son of the charioteer | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Cormack | One who rides the chariot; a charioteer | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Cormoran | A character that appears in the fairytale "Jack the Giant Killer" | Boy | | Literary | Christianity | |
Cornal | Derived from the name of a town | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cornelio | A bony outgrowth that is usually seen in cattle like cows, buffalows, goat,etc | Boy | | Latin,Spanish | Christianity | |
Cornelious | Horns; a bony substance that grows on the body of certain animals | Boy | | Latin | Christianity | |
Cornelis | Horn; a bony growth on the body of some animals | Boy | | Dutch | Christianity | |
Corneliu | Romanian form of Cornelius, meaning 'horn'. | Boy | | Romanian | Christianity,Greek | |
Cornelius | Hoen, i.e. a bony growth that grows on the bodies of certain animals | Boy | | Dutch,Roman | Christianity | |
Cornell | The name of a town in Britain | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cornellis | A horn; a bony growth on the bodies of cattle | Boy | | Latin | Christianity | |
Cornett | Horn or horn blower; refers to the one who blows horns | Boy | | French | Christianity | |
Cornwallis | Person hailing from a town named Cornwall | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corrado | Fearless, bold, not afraid, valiant | Boy | | German,Italian | Christianity | |
Corran | One who bears a spear; a weapon used at the times of war | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Correy | A vacant space or hollow in a hill | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corrick | A hollow or vacant space in a hill | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corridon | Wielder or bearer of spear, a war weapon | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Corrigan | Wielder of a little spear, a war weapon | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Corrin | Bearer or wielder of a spear, a war weapon | Boy | | Irish | Christianity | |
Corryn | The colour "grey", a mixture of black and white | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cors | Son of the dark man | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corsabrin | A detail oriented, deep natured and generous being | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cort | A man who works at the court; a courtier. Also means "short" or "stunted" in Norse. Means "courageous" in German | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cortel | An alliance of enterprices | Boy | | United States | Christianity | |
Cortez | Courteous, polite in manners, well behaved and respectful | Boy | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Cortland | A short, small piece of land | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cortlandt | A land where farming is done; a farming land | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cortney | A person who lives in a court; a courtier | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corty | One who advices others boldly and in a candid manner | Boy | | German | Christianity | |
Corvin | One whose hair is like a Raven's | Boy | | French | Christianity | |
Corvus | A raven; a black bird that resembles a crow | Boy | | Latin | Christianity | |
Corwan | A loyal friend; a liver friend | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corwin | A very close friend who is close to the heart | Boy | | Gaelic | Christianity | |
Corwine | A close friend, a friend close to the heart | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corwyn | A best friend; the best companion; the friend closest to the heart | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Cory | A pool that is foaming, fizzy or seething | Boy | | Irish,Spanish | Christianity | |
Corydon | Prepared or ready for a war, battle or fight | Boy | | Greek | Christianity | |
Coryell | One who wears a protection for his head; one who wears a helmet | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
Corzen | A kinsman, a cousin. Used as a surname | Boy | | English | Christianity | |
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