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Coaxoch | Serpent flower | Girl | | Nahuatl | | |
Coby | One who acts as a supplanter; one who replaces or takes place of someone else | Unisex | | English | Christianity | |
Cocheta | One who is not familiar; a stranger | Girl | | United States | Christianity | |
Cochrann | The one who rules; king or lady | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Coco | Spanish meaning is "To help someone in need" | Girl | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Cocoliloc | She is hated | Girl | | Nahuatl | | |
Codee | One who is very helpful and helps others in need | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Codie | The son of Oda, from the Oda clan | Girl | | Gaelic | Christianity | |
Codier | A cushion or pillow; a cloth stuffed with cotton, normally used for furniture purpose | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Codruta | A determined, talented and fierce individual | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Codyr | A cushion; a pillow; a cloth that is stuffed with cotton and is used as furniture | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
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Coelee | A valley or a draining zone | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Coeli | Heaven; a place where God is supposed to reside | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Coenburga | Woman bold like a fortress | Girl | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Coeur | The most vital organ of the human body; the heart | Unisex | | French | Christianity | |
Coleen | Female; a young woman; a lady | Girl | | Gaelic | Christianity | |
Coleka | People's win; victory of men after defeating the enemy | Girl | | United States | Christianity | |
Colette | One who is victorious and an achiever in all fields | Girl | | French,Greek | Christianity | |
Coleyne | A young woman; a girl | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Colie | A female form of Nicholas, which means Victory or triumph of the people | Girl | | Greek | Christianity | |
Coligny | One who hails from Cologne, the fourth largest city of Germany | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Colina | A little dog; a pup; a young dog | Girl | | Scottish,Spanish | Christianity | |
Coline | Derived from the name Nicholas, meaning the triumph of the people | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Colissa | A young woman who is charming, lovely and delightful | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Colista | The most gorgeous, good looking and beautiful of all | Girl | | Greek | Christianity | |
Colleen | Derived from the Irish name meaning Girl, a young lady | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Collete | Triumph of men against an enemy; victory of men | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Colletta | One who is victorious, winner and achiever | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Collette | People who have emerged victorious | Girl | | Greek | Christianity | |
Colley | A black coloured bird | Girl | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Collibe | Hailing from a dark, dull village with no source of light | Girl | | Anglo Saxon | Christianity | |
Collice | Girl, female, lady, a relatively young woman | Girl | | Irish | Christianity | |
Collyn | Derived from an Irish word "Colleen" meaning girl, a young woman | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Collys | A young woman; a girl | Girl | | English | Christianity | |
Colma | A dove; a stout bird that resembles a pigeon, and is used as a symbol of peace | Unisex | | Latin | Christianity | |
Coloma | Dove | Girl | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Colombe | Dove, a small stout bird that resembles pigeon | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Columba | Dove, a bird resembling pigeon and a symbol for peace | Unisex | | Roman | Christianity | |
Columbia | A name of a famous place in America | Girl | | United States | Christianity | |
Columbine | Dove; the bird used as a symbol for peace; a small white bird resembling a pigeon | Girl | | Latin | Christianity | |
Comfort | Strength; powerful and tough; having high durability and solidity | Girl | | French | Christianity | |
Conary | A wise person; a man who is filled with knowledge | Unisex | | Irish | Christianity | |
Conceicao | Conception; the process of conceiving a baby; forming an idea | Girl | | Portuguese | Christianity | |
Concepcion | Conception; the act of fertilization in animals | Girl | | Spanish,United States | Christianity | |
Concepta | Refers to the Immaculate Conception of Virgin Mary | Girl | | Irish | Christianity | |
Concetta | A reference to Immaculate Conception of Mother Mary in her mother's womb | Girl | | Italian,Spanish | Christianity | |
Concha | Seashell; the outer shell of a marine animal, necessary for its protection | Girl | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Conchita | Derived from "Concha", that means seashell in Spanish | Girl | | Spanish | Christianity | |
Concord | Calm, peace, tranquility, non-violence, still and quiet | Unisex | | Middle English | Christianity | |
Concordia | Harmony, peace, tranquil and amity | Girl | | Roman | Christianity | |
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