A lot of parents are looking for boy names that start with the letter C. If you’re one of them, then this blog post is for you! In it, we’ll share 9 counterintuitive tips to help you find a name that will stand out and make your child proud. You won’t believe what we have in store for you!
Tip 11: Think outside the box. If you’re a C, consider looking for names that start with another letter!
Tip 12: Consider spelling variations of words starting with “C”. For example, if you were looking for boy’s name that started with F and your favorite word is phoenix then try Colphonix or Phoheliocco (if it weren’t such an unlikely boy’s name). And don’t forget to experiment with different spellings like Charlottyncolorseniorrjones. The more variation, the better!
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Consider the trend of baby names that start with C and have a girl’s name as their second or third initial. These are usually popular, but they may be due for a comeback too. What was once an option in the 1980s (Chandler) is now on its way back to happening again.
Think about what you call your dog if it’s out of this world: That might just be worth considering when naming your son after one of our more adventurous astronauts from last century like Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Jr., Lauryn Mary Bullock Cooper, Katherine Janice Dittmar or Catherine Bondurant Sullivan. There are some pretty cool girls’ names here too! For example, Catherine “Cady” Cameron is the first person to have a buzz cut in space.
Find an old name that’s been forgotten and make it new again! For example: John Cusack (remember him?). It was coming back when we were growing up in the ’80s for girls’ names like Karen Cushman or for boys with different spellings of course.
Consider using your last initial as your middle name if you don’t want to use it as their main surname—everyone knows what George Washington Carver did but they might not know who he was because his full name is George Washington Carver Jr. This technique has also helped many kids survive high school since everyone will just call them by
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The first letter of your name can tell a lot about you. And for parents who have narrowed down their list to the letters C, D, E, and F you’re in luck! There are some excellent boy names that start with these four letters waiting just for you. So what are you waiting for? Pick one or two from this top-tier group and prepare to see them on birth certificates everywhere soon. Read on for our nine counterintuitive tips when looking for baby boy names starting with “C.”
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Text: If you’re looking to make your boy name stand out, take this as the perfect opportunity and start with “C.” Check out these nine counterintuitive tips when brainstorming baby boy names that start with “C”:
Consider Calvin Klein if his parents are fans of fashion or style.
Combine Catholic traditions (i.e., baptizing) with unique religious influences (like Buddhism).
Give him Caleb’s calm demeanor–the son of Moses himself was known for being soft spoken.
Take cues from Apollo Creed in Rocky IV; give your child an interesting name that starts with C.
Consider Calvin if you want your son to be the center of attention in a crowd or at home.
Give him Casey’s curiosity and intelligence, as well as his love for justice (and science).
Browse some cool options like Callum–a Scottish Gaelic boy name that means “dove”. He’ll have an impeccable sense of style because he knows what looks good on his own body type! If you’re looking for something more classic, pick Cameron–it derives from the Old English word for crooked nose, which is perfect given how many children get poked by family members during playtime or roughhousing games. It also refers back to Saint Camillus de Lellis, a religious man who fought to eradicate the bubonic plague.
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Give him Casey’s curiosity and intelligence, as well as his love for justice (and science).
Give him Colin’s playfulness and hardworking nature.
Provide your son with an old school name like Colby a nickname for Nicholas or Cornelius that means “dark haired” in Old English. He’ll be super competitive because it has been used as an adjective since the 16th century! Or pick Colt it comes from the word colt which is a young horse or pony; he’ll have some adventurous spirit just waiting to get out of his little body!
Colin: A Gaelic boy name meaning ‘black’ in Irish (equ
The right name can make all the difference. If you want your child to thrive and succeed, don’t underestimate how important it is to choose a boy names that start with C from this list of most popular boys’ names in America:
Christopher: Meaning “Christ’s bearer” or “follower of Christ.” Saint Christopher was a giant who carried people across a river on his back so they would not be destroyed by demons living there. Some believe he may have been an early traveler or missionary named Reprobus whose story became mixed up with legends about giants walking the earth after death. The original legend tells us that God sent St. Christopher as an angel before Jesus’ birth, bringing peace and good will between man
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It sounds like you are going to name your son a chimpanzee. This is not the case, as his first and last names would be “chimpanzee”. The chimps in this analogy represent all of those crazy letter C combinations that start with ‘c’. Examples include: Casey, Courtney, Chelsea, Chadwick (male), Caravelle (female). They may seem outlandish at first but they’re worth considering for their uniqueness or potential nickname possibilities. For example Casey could also be called Casper if he has an aspiration in ghost hunting which makes him sound spooky and mysterious! Or Chelsea can have her nickname changed from Stella-the-Stallion to Chelsie when she’s feeling more girly and feminine.
Cicero- Cicero is an old Roman name that’s been around for a while, but it has fallen out of favor in recent decades. It is a variation on the more common spelling (and pronunciation) of “Sextus”. Cicero also makes a great nickname choice because its short and easy to say like our favorite criminal mastermind: “Tony Soprano” or Tony Montana from Scarface. Ciro sounds similar enough as well which can be shortened to just Roro if you want your son named after one of Disney’s most famous princes!
The best part about these tip suggestions are that they work both ways so if we use Chadwick again he could have a nickname of “Wick” or if we use the more common spelling, it could be shortened to just Chad! Curtis- Curtis is a traditional name that comes from medieval times. The meaning is derived from two old Germanic words: curt and hiwisk which means counselor and deer, respectively. For those who are unfamiliar with Latin language roots but still want something very different than Chase for your little guy there may not be anything better than Curtissia as this one can also function as both a boy’s first and middle name! One thing that has always made me happy about this option is its similarity in sound to the word courage which would make an excellent trait for any man to have in nearly all aspects
