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Cedric
| Cedric was a character in Sir Walter Scotts 1819 novel Ivanhoe Possibly derived from a misspelling of Cerdic, a 6th-century king of Wessex, or from the Welsh Cedrych, meaning bounty-pattern | Boy | 6 |
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Chester
| From an English surname and place name, but ultimately based on the Latin castra meaning camp Famous people American president Chester A Arthur | Boy | 6 |
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Christer
| Designated, follower of Christ | Boy | 1 |
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Christofer
| Variant of Christopher He who holds Christ in his heart Famous Bearers actors Christopher Plummer and Christopher Walken explorer Christopher Columbus | Boy | 4 |
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Christoffer
| Variant of Christopher He who holds Christ in his heart Famous Bearers actors Christopher Plummer and Christopher Walken explorer Christopher Columbus | Boy | 1 |
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Christophe
| Variant of Christopher He who holds Christ in his heart Famous Bearers actors Christopher Plummer and Christopher Walken explorer Christopher Columbus | Boy | 4 |
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Christopher
| Christopher is an English given name for men It changed from a Greek name Christophoros, which means bearing Christ or Christ-bearer It is a combination of 2 Greek words Christos Christ and | Boy | 4 |
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Cliff
| Diminutive of Clifford River ford near a cliff | Boy | 9 |
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Colin
| A variant of Nicholas, which means peoples victory, from a French diminutive | Boy | 8 |
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Conny
| Strong willed or wise Also a diminutive of Conlan Hero | Boy | 8 |
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Constantin
| Variant of Constantine Steady stable | Boy | 3 |
