From Crete, the largest Greek island.

Princess, "Royal woman."

The chirping insect, or a term of endearment.

A deep red color.

Golden flower, variant of Chrysanta.

Curly-haired, feminine of Crispin.

Likely a modern invented name or variant of Crispin.

Follower of Christ, Italian/Spanish form of Christina.

Variant of Christy, short for Christina.

Village with crosses, from a Norse-English place name.

The Christian symbol, "To go across."

Blend of "cruel" and "ella," created by Dodie Smith.

Cross, "Voyage," associated with actor Tom Cruise.

One who crushes, an occupational term.

Little cross, diminutive of Cruz.

Cross.

Hidden, "Secret."

Elaboration of Crystal, "little crystal."

Star, "Protector."

Good, "Well."

A young bear, lion, etc.

Room, "Storage space," or affectionate nickname.

Chrysanthemum, the flower.

Basin, "River basin," from the Spanish city.

Caves, topographic surname for someone living near caves.

Towering, "Lofty," a common surname.

Cultivation, "The arts and customs of a society."

Brave in war, "Family war."

Meaning uncertain, possibly related to sight or light.

Condor, the large Andean bird.

Possibly an occupational name for a courier or runner.

One who dresses leather, an occupational surname.

Joy, "Happiness."

Custody, "Guardianship," "Protection."

Attractive person, term of endearment.

Knives, forks, and spoons.

Woman, "Queen."

Dark blue, "Blue-green."

Likely a variant of Cyann or elaboration of Cyan.

Mother of the gods, an Anatolian mother goddess.

Prophetess, French form of Sibyl.

Short for Sidney or a standalone name.

Wave.

Artichoke, a thistle-like plant.

Diminutive of Cynthia, popularized by Cyndi Lauper.

Short for Cynthia or modern variant.

Likely an Italian variant of Cynthia.

The cypress tree.

From Cyprus, feminine form of Cyprian.

From Cyprus, the Mediterranean island.