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Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Chantal: Stone, boulder (French).
C - Authentic African American Girls Names & Their Meanings
Browse our curated list of African American girls names that start with the letter "C". Each name includes its meaning, cultural significance, and pronunciation help.
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Chantal: Stone, boulder (French).
Meaning: Form of Cher: Dear one (French).
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Meaning: Form of Carla, a feminine form of Carl (freeman, peasant, man—English) or Charles (strong, manly—German; Latin).
Meaning: Precious jewel (Vietnamese).
Meaning: Blend of two names such as Chris or Christopher (Christ-bearer; one who carries Christ in his heart—Greek) and Hana (happiness, bliss—hah-NAH—Arabic, North Africa), Hanaa (happiness—Swahili, East Africa), or Hannah (graceful one; merciful—Hebrew; Old Testament—mother of Samuel).
Meaning: Meaning and origin unknown; the name of one of President Thomas Jefferson’s enslaved workers at his Monticello home in Virginia—a sister of Sally Hemings who bore children of Thomas Jefferson.
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Meaning: Garden, orchard.
Meaning: Little one (Spanish).
Meaning: Igbo for “God is beautiful.”
Meaning: Form of Christina: Follower of Christ, a Christian (Ecclesiastic Greek; Late Latin).
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Meaning: Merciful, gentle.
Meaning: Form of Karen, the Danish form of Katherine, from the Greek: Pure.
Meaning: Consolation; a wonderful friend when needed (Spanish).
Meaning: Word name—Satisfied, pleased, easy in mind (Latin). Name used among free black women who lived and worked in New England in the early nineteenth century.
Meaning: Free woman.
Meaning: Brilliant, bright, famous (Latin).
Meaning: Form of Chonchita, a form of Concepción: Commemorating the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary (Spanish).
Meaning: Form of Carla, a feminine form of Carl (freeman, peasant, man—English) or Charles (strong, manly—German; Latin).
Meaning: Meaning and origin unknown. Name found among enslaved women in the deep South.
Meaning: A blend of “Cher” and “Elle,” popular for its soft yet distinct sound.
Meaning: Form of Celeste: Heavenly (Latin).
Meaning: Form of Carni: My horn (Hebrew).
Meaning: Form of Cordelia, a form of Creirdyddlydd: Jewel of the sea (Celtic; Welsh).
Meaning: Moon (Greek).
Meaning: Dweller at the fortified army camp (Old English); surname or family name given for a first or middle name. Usually a male name.
Meaning: An Irish origin name meaning “dark-haired,” popularized by the singer Ciara.
Meaning: One who teaches from experience (Mandinka, West Africa); surname or family name given for a first or middle name.
Meaning: Free person.
Meaning: Firmness, steadfastness (English, from the French and Latin).
Meaning: Coral of the sea.
Meaning: Form of Chante: Singer (French).
Meaning: Swedish form of Charlotte: Little womanly one (French).
Meaning: Blend of two names, such as Clinton (a town on a hill—English) and Anita (Spanish form of Ann; graceful one—Hebrew).
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Meaning: Follower of Christ, a Christian (Ecclesiastic Greek; Late Latin).
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Meaning: A variation of Celeste, meaning “heavenly,” with an elegant sound.
Meaning: Igbo for “God receives.”
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Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
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Meaning: Form of Clarice: Little brilliant one (Latin).
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Meaning: Spirit, pure.
Meaning: Feminine form of Carl (freeman, peasant, man—English) or Charles (strong, manly—German; Latin).
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Meaning: Singer (French).
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Meaning: Form of Charis: Personal appeal (Greek).
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
Meaning: Form of Cynthia: Moon (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Cleopatra: Daughter of a famous father; glory, fame (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Caroline: Little, womanly one (Latin-French); the feminine form of Charles.
Meaning: Blend of two names such as Carlos (Spanish form of Charles; strong, manly—Old German, Latin) and Anita (Spanish form of Ann; graceful one—Hebrew).
Meaning: A French origin name meaning “free man.”
Meaning: Divine.
Meaning: Form of Cleo, a form of Cleopatra: Daughter of a famous father; glory, fame (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Candace: White, pure, sincere (Latin).
Meaning: Blend of two names such as Charles (strong, manly—Latin; Old German) and Mae or May (great one—Latin).
Meaning: Feminine form of Claude, a form of Claudius, an old Roman family name: Lame one, suggesting that a handicap may be the stimulus for great achievement, as with the two Roman emperors with the name Claudius (Latin).
Meaning: Form of Catherine, a form of Katherine: Pure one (Greek).
Meaning: Inspired by the cassia tree, symbolizing strength and resilience.
Meaning: Moon, moonlight; shining (Hindi, India; Sanskrit).
Meaning: A Greek origin name meaning “pure.”
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
Meaning: A French origin name meaning “helper of the people.”
Meaning: A Latin origin name meaning “song.”
Meaning: Blend of two names such as Cosette (little thing—French) and Danielle, feminine form of Daniel (God is my judge—Hebrew).
Meaning: A French origin name meaning “clear” or “bright.”
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Meaning: Word name—Clear glass or quartz (Latin).
Meaning: People of different speech (Cherokee, Native North American).
Meaning: Form of Catherine, a form of Katherine: Pure one (Greek).
Meaning: Form of Ciara: Black-haired one (Irish).
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture, a form of Eva, a form of Eve: Life-giving (Hebrew; Old Testament—first woman, wife of Adam).
Meaning: Stream of blessings.
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Meaning: Form of Carole: Strong and womanly (Latin); song of joy (Old French).
Meaning: Form of Caroline: Little, womanly one (Latin-French); the feminine form of Charles.
Meaning: Celebrates a unique presence, popular for its modern, bold sound.
Meaning: Celebrated, renowned.
Meaning: Free woman.
Meaning: Form of Clarise: Little brilliant one (French).
Meaning: Whimsical, playful.
Meaning: Created name from African-American culture.
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Meaning: Feminine form of Clemente, the Spanish form of Clement: Mild, gentle, merciful (Latin).
Meaning: Form of Charlene, a form of Charlotte: Little womanly one (French).
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Meaning: Form of Chante: Singer (French).