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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
281	Cleo	Greek	Illustrious.	M
282	Cleobis	Greek	Son of a priestess.	M
283	Cleon	Greek	Famed; famous; illustrious.	M
284	Cletus	Greek	Variant of Anakletos: Calling forth; summoned.	M
285	Cleytus	Greek	Illustrious.	M
286	Cocytus	Greek	River of lamenting.	M
287	Coeus	Greek	Father of Leto.	M
288	Coireall	Greek	Lordly.	M
289	Cole	Greek	People's victory.	M
290	Colin	Greek	Variant of Nicholas: People's victory.	M
291	Colum	Greek	People's victory.	M
292	Coridan	Greek	Ready to fight.	M
293	Corybantes	Greek	Priest of Rhea.	M
294	Corydon	Greek	Ready to fight.	M
295	Cos	Greek	Order.	M
296	Cosima	Greek	Order.	M
297	Cosimo	Greek	Variant of Cosmo: From 'kosmos' meaning order.	M
298	Cosmas	Greek	Order.	M
299	Cosme	Greek	Variant of Cosmo: From 'kosmos' meaning order.	M
300	Cosmo	Greek	From 'kosmos' meaning order. St Cosmas, patron saint of physicians, and his twin brother St Damian were martyred in the early 4th century.	M
301	Costa	Greek	Steady; stable.	M
302	Cottus	Greek	A Titan.	M
303	Creon	Greek	Prince. Jocasta's brother.	M
304	Cretien	Greek	Christian.	M
305	Cristoforo	Greek	Christ bearer.	M
306	Cristophe	Greek	Christ bearer.	M
307	Cronus	Greek	A Titan.	M
308	Ctesippus	Greek	One of Penelope's suitors.	M
309	Cy	Greek	Diminutive of Cyril: Lord, lordly. Famous bearer, the 9th-century missionary Saint Cyril, devised the Cyrillic alphabet used in Slavonic languages.	M
310	Cycnus	Greek	Swan.	M
311	Cyprian	Greek	From Cyprus.	M
312	Cyr	Greek	Lordly.	M
313	Cyrano	Greek	From Cyrene (Greek island).	M
314	Cyrek	Greek	Lordly.	M
315	Cyril	Greek	Lord, lordly. Famous bearer, the 9th-century missionary Saint Cyril, devised the Cyrillic alphabet used in Slavonic languages.	M