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| Name | m/f/u | Origin | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cillian | m | Celtic | Cillian is considered a male first name that has both French and Irish roots and is reg… |
| Cinaed | m | The name Cinaed (Cináed) finds its roots in the Irish and Scottish linguistic areas | |
| Cionaodh | m | Cionaodh is the contemporary Irish form of Cinaed | |
| Clancy | m | Clancy is an Irish boy's name that comes from the surname Mac Fhlannchaidh | |
| Clarence | m | Latin | Clarence is an English name that was historically known as an honorific title 'Clarensi… |
| Cleena | f | Irish | Cleena is an Irish girl's name derived from Gaelic |
| Cleona | f | Irish | The name Cleona is a Latinized variant of the Greek Kleone (Κλεώνη) and can also be see… |
| Cliona | f | The name Cliona originated as a short form of the ancient Irish name Cliodhna (Clíodhna) | |
| Clodagh | f | Latin | The name Clodagh, which presents itself as a variant of Clodiagh, is closely linked to … |
| Cody | u | Cody is a first name that is predominantly male but also used for females, deriving fro… | |
| Coemgen | m | Irish | The name Coemgen, also a masculine name of Old Irish origin, translates to 'the handsom… |
| Coinneach | m | Celtic | Coinneach is a Gaelic and Scottish derivation of the Irish name Cainneach, derived from… |
| Coleen | f | Coleen represents a form of Colleen, which is considered anglicized and has its origin … | |
| Colga | m | Irish | The name Colga has its origins in Old Irish and is used as a masculine first name |
| Colin | m | English | The name Colin has two different origins and meanings |
| Colin-Joel | m | Irish | Colin-Joel is a double name combining Colin ("victory of the people") and Joel ("Yahweh… |
| Colin-Lean | m | Irish | Colin-Lean is a double name combining Colin ("victory of the people") and Lean ("man of… |
| Colin-Maurice | m | Latin | Colin is an English short form of Nicholas, which means 'victor of the people.' Additio… |
| Colin-Stuart | m | English | There is currently no information available on the meaning |
| Collien | f | Collien is a Germanized version of Colleen, which is considered an Anglicized form of t… | |
| Colline | f | Colline is a Germanized version of Colleen, which in turn is derived from Cailin | |
| Colm | m | Latin | The name Colm is a masculine short form and literally means "the dove." In a religious … |
| Columba | f | Latin | Columba is a first name of Latin origin for both genders, primarily found in Scottish a… |
| Conan | m | English | The name Conan (Conán) represents an English-Irish form of the Irish-Gaelic Cuan |
| Conchobar | m | Conchobar is an ancient Irish boy's name that consists of the elements "con" meaning "t… | |
| Conchobhar | m | Conchobhar is an Irish variant of the Gaelic name Conchúr | |
| Conner | m | English | Conner is a modern, English, and Germanized variant of Connor, which is considered angl… |
| Connor | m | English | Connor is a younger anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar, derived from the Old … |
| Connor-Liam | m | Irish | Connor-Liam is a double name combining Connor ("the dog lover") and Liam ("the determin… |
| Conor | m | Conor is an anglicized form of the Irish name Conchobhar (Old Irish Conchobar) | |
| Conway | m | English | The name Conway carries the meaning 'the hunting dog of the plain' and has its origins … |
| Cora-Mae | f | American | The meaning of Cora-Mae is identical to the meanings of Cora and Mae, which also have t… |
| Coray | m | Coray is likely a variant of Corey | |
| Corey | u | Latin | The name Corey is of English origin and is primarily given to boys, but sometimes also … |
| Cormac | m | Cormac is a first name that originates from Old Irish and Scottish and means 'The Son o… | |
| Cory | m | Latin | Cory is often considered a form of Corey and has a multifaceted meaning |
| Coryden | m | Irish | Coryden is a masculine first name found in English and Irish-speaking areas |
| Creanna | f | Irish | cross |
| Cristin | f | Latin | Cristin is a form of Christin and Christine, which in turn have their origin in the Lat… |
| Crona | f | Irish | Crona represents the feminine form of the Irish-Gaelic name Cronan |
| Crowley | m | The name Crowley has its origins as a surname and results from the Gaelic Ó Cruadhlaoic… | |
| Cuinn | m | Irish | The first name Cuinn, an Irish variation of Quinn, is derived from the Gaelic-Irish sur… |
| Cullen | m | Latin | Cullen, an English male name, has its origins in two different surnames |
| Cullin | m | English | The origin of the name Cullin lies in the surname Cullen, which is derived from the Gae… |
| Curin | m | English | Curin is a derived form of Curran, an Anglicized name that traces back to the medieval … |
| Cylie | f | Cylie is regarded as the French form of Kylie and carries the meaning 'the Slim one,' w… | |
| Daclan | m | Irish | The name Daclan has Irish roots and is a compound word, the specific components of whic… |
| Daileen | f | English | The name Daileen has Scottish Gaelic origins and can likely be translated as 'the one f… |
| Daireann | f | Celtic | The name Daireann has its roots in the Celtic language and is composed of the Old Irish… |
| Dairine | f | The name Dairine has its roots in the Old Irish language and is derived from the words … | |
| Daithi | m | The name Daithi is an Irish derivation of the name Dáithí and translates to "the swift"… | |
| Daley | f | Daley, a female first name, comes from the Irish surname Ó Dálaigh | |
| Dara | f | Dara is a traditional Irish-Gaelic boy's name that is seen as a short form of Darragh | |
| Daragh | m | Daragh is an alternative spelling of Darragh and translates to "the one from the oak fo… | |
| Daralina | f | Daralina is a feminine form that can be viewed as a pet form of Dara and traces back to… | |
| Dare | f | English | The name Dare, an English name for girls, means 'the one from the oak grove' |
| Daren | m | Daren is regarded as an English variant of the name Darren, whose origin remains unclear | |
| Darena | f | American | Darena is regarded as the American feminine spelling of the name Daren, which is a shor… |
| Darene | f | American | Darene is the feminine variant of the name Daren and is closely related to Darren |
| Darienne | f | French | Darienne is a French derivative of Darien or Daren, which is a shortened form of Darren |
| Darin | m | English | The name Darin, which is predominantly used for men, is an English spelling of Darren |
| Darina | f | Darina is an Italian and Slavic diminutive of Daria, a feminine variant of the name Darius | |
| Darino | m | The boy's name Darino is an extension of Darin, another spelling of the name Darren, wh… | |
| Darionna | f | Darionna is a feminine form that comes from the African American community and is deriv… | |
| Daron | m | Daron is an alternative spelling of Darren, whose origins are not definitively established | |
| Darren | m | The name Darren, an English masculine first name, has unclear roots | |
| Darrin | m | Darrin is regarded as an alternative form of the name Darren, whose origin is not defin… | |
| Darron | m | English | The name Darron is considered a rare English variant of the name Darren |
| Daryn | f | Daryn is a gender-neutral first name that is derived from Darren | |
| Davin | m | Davin is an English variant of Devin and has its roots in Irish | |
| Davon | m | English | Davon, as a masculine first name, is an English derivative of Devon, which is a form of… |
| Davy | m | English | The first name Davy originates from English and Irish and is a short and affectionate f… |
| Dawin | m | English | Dawin is a masculine first name that is regarded as a spelling variant of Davin, which … |
| Dayron | m | Irish | The name Dayron is considered a Latin American derivation of Darren, whose origin is no… |
| Deaglan | m | Latin | Deaglan, spelled Deaglán, is a modern Irish form of the Old Irish name Declán, whose me… |
| Declan | m | Latin | The exact meaning of the name Declan is not definitively established |
| Deidre | f | Deidre is a traditional girl's name with ancient Irish roots | |
| Deirdra | f | Irish | Deirdra is a girl's name that derives from the English form of the Irish Derdriu |
| Deirdre | f | English | Deirdre is a female first name of English-Irish origin, whose meaning is not definitive… |
| Delaney | f | English | Delaney, a modern English name for women, also derives from an English or Irish surname |
| Denis | m | Greek | Denis is the French form of Dionysius and means 'the one dedicated to Dionysus' |
| Deoradhain | m | The first name Deoradhain originates from the Old Irish language and carries the meanin… | |
| Dermot | m | English | Dermot is an English variant of the Irish Diarmaid |
| Dermott | m | Celtic | Dermott is an anglicized form of the name Dermot, which is considered a derivation of D… |
| Deron | m | English | The first name Deron, which is considered the English spelling of Daron, is closely rel… |
| Derren | m | English | Derren represents a rare form of the name Darren and is not clearly assignable |
| Deshane | m | African | Deshane (DeShane) is an American form that adds the prefix "De" to the English name Sha… |
| Desmond | m | Irish | Desmond stands for 'the one from South Munster' |
| Devan | u | English | The name Devan is a modern English first name that is used for both boys and girls and … |
| Deven | m | Deven is a boy's name that is considered an English variant of Devan and a variant of D… | |
| Devin | u | English | Devin is a gender-neutral first name that traces back to an Irish or English origin |
| Devina | f | Hebrew | Devina is the feminine form of Devin and has its roots in the Old English word 'divine'… |
| Devlin | m | English | Devlin is a masculine first name that can be interpreted as 'the very brave,' 'the wild… |
| Devlynn | m | Scottish | Devlynn is a Scottish spelling of the name Devlyn, which encompasses the meanings 'the … |
| Devon | u | Celtic | Devon is primarily a male name, but it is also used for females |
| Dezmond | m | Irish | The name Dezmond, a variant of Desmond, originally comes from the Irish surname 'Ó Deas… |
| Diarmait | m | Celtic | Diarmait is an ancient Irish first name, the exact meaning of which is uncertain |
| Diarmuid | m | The name Diarmuid, as a masculine form, is a derivative of the Irish name Diarmaid | |
| Disibod | m | Irish | The name means: ruler of the people |
| Divan | m | Divan is a special form of Devan, which traces back to Devin |