Italian Boys Names Starting With C

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The Italian name Cajetan is a variation of Caietanus, which means ‘from Gaeta'. This uncommon name, Cajetan, is typically used for boy babies. According to some sources, Gaetano is the Germanized and Anglicized version of the Italian given name. The meaning of Cajetan is ‘rejoiced’ in the Lati...

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Carlino is a name most commonly given to boys. The meaning of Carlino is 'manly' or 'man'. It is also a popular Italian family name, first found in Milan, and another line of the surname - 'Carlotti' - was recognized as nobility in some parts of Italy. The Carlino family name was first found in the ...

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The name Carlo hails from Italy. The meaning of Carlo is 'man' in Italian but it also has other meanings in different languages. In German, Carlo means 'man' from the word 'karal' or 'a free man' from 'kerle', a Middle German word. In Latin language, Carlo is a combination of ‘car’ meaning ‘go...

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This name finds its roots in Italy. The meaning of Carmine translates to ‘song’, ‘hymn’. The Aramaic translation of Carmine is ‘purplish red’, ‘vivid red’, ‘crimson’. Carmine is a derivative of Carmela, and means ‘vineyard’, ‘garden’, ‘orchard’. American composer Carm...

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Caruso is one of the traditionally used Italian surnames that is derived from the Sicilian word that is usually given to a boy. It has an Italian origin, and the meaning of Caruso is ‘with valuable insights'. People believe that the bearers of the name Caruso are, accepting and forgiving, rational...

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Cecilio is typically a boy’s name originating from the last name Caecilius. The meaning of Cecilio is 'blind' or 'sixth child'. In the US, the name first caught the human eye in 1909 and later gained immense popularity. One of the well-known people with this name is Cecilio Acosta who was a writer...

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The meaning of Cellini is 'butler'. Cellini is well renowned in Australia. The oldest birth for the name Cellini that the Social Security Administration has on file occurred on Tuesday, May 30, 1911. Although Cellini is most frequently a male name, it is more common as a surname, with numerous forms...

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Cesare is a name commonly given to boys. The meaning of Cesare is 'long haired' or 'thick head of hair' and comes from Italian origin. However, the origin of the name Cesare is also found in Greek, French, German, and Australian regions. Cesare is not a very popular name; the name first appeared in ...

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Chirico is an important surname, and the name was first seen in the Calabria language. This location is a province that’s situated at the Southern tip of Italy. Amongst those with the name, many of them in the South of Italy kept the southern suffix ‘-o’, and those families that moved to the N...

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The name Ciro hails from Italy. The meaning of Ciro translates to ‘sun’, ‘of the sun’, ‘lordly’, ‘throne’. Ciro is a variant of the name Cyrus. Another origin of this name is from the Greek word ‘kyros’, which is derived from ‘kyrios’, a Greek word meaning ‘the lord’, ‘...