160 French Baby Girl Names Starting With Letter C
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| Name | Gender | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Chrie |  Girl | A familiar form of Cher; addressing someone with love | |
| Chrine | Girl | Follower of Lord Jesus, the son of God | |
| Christabella | Girl | A follower of Christ | |
| Christabelle | Girl | A religious follower of Jesus Christ | |
| Ciel | Girl | Sky | |
| Cielle | Girl | Sky; a part of the atmosphere | |
| Cindell | Girl | A Greek variation of the name Cindy or Cynthia | |
| Cinderella | Girl | Little ashes | |
| Cisse | Girl | A name derived from the place called Cisse in Vienne | |
| Citrine | Girl | A type of quartz | |
| Cladine | Girl | Branched; something that is classified into many sub-divisions | |
| Claira | Girl | Bright and clear; Attractive; Appealing | |
| Clara | Girl | Bright; Clear | |
| Claret |  Unisex | A dark purplish-red color | |
| Clarette | Girl | Clear; easy to interpret; unclouded; bright | |
| Claudean | Girl | Something that glows or shines | |
| Claudelle | Girl | Derived from a saint's name Claudius, who lived in the 7th century | |
| Claudette | Girl | Differently abled; Enclosure | |
| Claudie | Girl | A female form of a 7th century saint, Claudius | |
| Claudine | Girl | One who is a descendent of Gods; Hails from Gods | |
| Clely | Girl | A french version of Clelia; A Roman heroine | |
| Clemance | Girl | Mercy; showing forgiveness; pity; grace | |
| Clemence | Girl | Merciful; Gentle | |
| Clementine | Girl | Merciful; Gentle | |
| Cleremunda | Girl | A clear and bright protector of men | |
| Clodia | Girl | One who cannot walk; lame or crippled | |
| Clothilde | Girl | Derived from the name of a saint; Who converted her husband king to Christianity | |
| Clotille | Girl | One who is well known and famous for her battle and war skills | |
| Coelee | Girl | A valley or a draining zone | |
| Coeur | Unisex | The most vital organ of the human body; the heart | |
| Colette | Girl | Victory of the people; Young creature | |
| Coligny | Girl | One who hails from Cologne, the fourth largest city of Germany | |
| Coline | Girl | Triumph of the people | |
| Colletta | Girl | One who is victorious, winner and achiever | |
| Colombe | Girl | Dove, a small stout bird that resembles pigeon | |
| Comfort | Girl | Strength; Powerful and tough; Having high durability and solidity | |
| Constance | Girl | Steadfast | |
| Coralie | Girl | A jewel that is made from coral plants, obtained from oceans | |
| Cordon | Unisex | A line or circle that prevents access to an area; A protective barrier | |
| Corentine | Girl | A violent storm, hurricane, or tornado | |
| Coretta | Girl | An unmarried, young woman; A maiden | |
| Corinne | Girl | Maiden | |
| Corrinne | Girl | Maiden, pure, mountain | |
| Cortnie | Girl | One who works and lives at court | |
| Cosetta | Girl | A little thing | |
| Cosette | Girl | Victory of the people; Little things | |
| Cossette | Girl | Victorious; Triumphant | |
| Cote | Unisex | Cottages; Hills; Dweller by the slope | |
| Coty | Unisex | Helpful; Shield; Protective individual | |
| Courtenay | Unisex | From the court; Short nosed; From Courtenay in Northern France. | |
| Couture | Unisex | Sewing; Dressmaking | |
| Creasy | Unisex | Graceful; Pleasant; Kind | |
| Crescence | Girl | Growing; Increasing; Developing; French form of Crescentia | |
| Crescencia | Girl | To grow | |
| Crescent | Unisex | A variant of Crescens, The phase of the moon; Derived from the Latin word Crescere | |
| Cressence | Girl | One who is increasing and evergrowing | |
| Crete | Girl | Variant transcription of the name Crecia or the French form Creste meaning peak of a hill | |
| Cristelle | Girl | Follower of Christ; Anointed one | |
| Cru | Unisex | Raw | |
| Cyndee | Girl | A bright child | |
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