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#	Name	Origin	Meaning	Gender	Save
351	Constant	Latin	Variant of Constantine: Constant, steadfast, from the Latin 'constans'.	M
352	Constantine	Latin	Constant, steadfast, from the Latin 'constans' Famous bearers: several Roman and Byzantine emperors including Constantine the Great, the Christian emperor who made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire.	M
353	Constantino	Latin	Constant.	M
354	Constantios	Latin	Constant.	M
355	Corbin	Latin	Raven.	M
356	Cornel	Latin	Variant of Cornelius 'horn; hornblower.'.	M
357	Cornelio	Latin	Horn.	M
358	Cornelious	Latin	Variant of Cornelius: Horn.	M
359	Cornelius	Latin	From a Roman clan name which is derived from the Latin 'cornu' meaning horn. Famous bearers - a devout centurion converted to Christianity by St Peter, a 3rd-century pope, American Cornelius Vanderbilt and a number of his descendants.	M
360	Cornell	Latin	Variant of Cornelius 'horn; hornblower.'.	M
361	Cornelus	Latin	Variant of Cornelius: Horn.	M
362	Cornilius	Latin	Variant of Cornelius: Horn.	M
363	Cowin	Latin	Raven.	M
364	Creed	Latin	Belief; guiding principle.	M
365	Crepin	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
366	Crespin	Latin	Curly-haired. The 3rd century martyr St. Crispin is known as patron of shoemakers.	M
367	Crispen	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
368	Crispian	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
369	Crispin	Latin	From the Roman family name Crispinus, based on the Latin 'crispus' meaning curled or curly-haired. Famous bearers: St Crispin and St Crispinian are patron saints of shoemakers believed to have been martyred in the 3rd century.	M
370	Crispino	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
371	Crispo	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
372	Crispus	Latin	Variant of Crispin: Curly-haired.	M
373	Cristiano	Latin	Christian.	M
374	Curt	Latin	Short.	M
375	Cy	Latin	Diminutive of Cyrus: Sun.	M
376	Cyprian	Latin	From 'Cyprianus ' meaning 'of Cyprus'. Famous bearer, 3rd-century martyr St Cyprian, was Bishop of Carthage.	M
377	Cyrus	Latin	Sun.	M
378	Dacian	Latin	From Dacia (in Rome).	M
379	Damon	Latin	Loyal friend.	M
380	Danaus	Latin	King of Argos.	M
381	Dante	Latin	Variant of Durand: Enduring.	M
382	Daphnis	Latin	A shepherd.	M
383	Dardanus	Latin	Father of Erichthonius.	M
384	Dario	Latin	Variant of Darius which is a royal title.	M
385	Dean	Latin	From decanus, meaning 'leader of ten people'.	M