Name	Meaning	Gender	Origin	Similar
Candide	Dazzling white.	Female	Latin	-
Candide	Bright; glowing white. Also sweet.	Female	French	-
Candika	Fierce Goddess	Female	Indian	-
Candiss	Variant of Candace: ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens.	Female	English	-
Candogra	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candra	Luminescent; Moon	Female	Indian	-
Candra	luminescent	Female	Latin	-
Candradara	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrakala	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrali	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrama	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candramasi	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrani	Consort of the Moon	Female	Indian	-
Candrasita	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrii	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Candrima	Light of the Moon	Female	Indian	-
Candy	Sweet	Female	Indian	-

Candy	Diminutive of Candida: Dazzling white. Bright, glowing white. Derived from the feminine of the Latin adjective meaning white. Famous bearer: George Bernard Shaw's 1898 play 'Candida'.	Female	Latin	-
Candyce	Variant of Candace: ancient hereditary title used by Ethiopian queens.	Female	English	-
Canens	Wife of Picus.	Female	Latin	-
Caniad	Song.	Female	Welsh	-
Canisa	Very dear.	Female	Latin	-
Canisa	Very dear.	Female	Greek	-
Canita	a form of Carmen	Female	Hebrew	-
Cannelita	Garden.	Female	Italian	-
Cannenta	Healer.	Female	Latin	-
Cannia	Song.	Female	Latin	-
Cantabria	From Cantabria.	Female	Latin	-
Cantara	Small bridge	Female	Muslim	-
Cantara	small bridge	Female	Arabic	-
Cantilena	Song.	Female	Latin	-
Cantrix	Singer.	Female	Latin	-
Caoilfhinnn	Slender and comely.	Female	Celtic	-

Caoimhe	gentleness, beauty, grace	Female	Celtic	-
Caoimhe	Lovely and charming	Female	Irish	-
Capala	Swift; Lightning	Female	Indian	-
Capeka	Little stork.	Female	Czechoslovakian	-
Capita	A name referring to the Minerva.	Female	Latin	-
Cappadocia	From Cappadocia.	Female	Latin	-
Capri	the goat	Female	Anglo-Saxon	-
Caprice	fanciful, unpredictable	Female	Italian	-
Capta	A name referring to the Minerva.	Female	Latin	-
Capucina	Cape.	Female	French	-
Capucine	Cape.	Female	French	-
Cara	Feminine variant of Charles: manly.	Female	English	-
Cara	Doe; Beloved.	Female	Latin	-
Cara	Dear, beloved. From the feminine form of the Italian 'cara' or the Latin 'carus'.	Female	Italian	-
Cara	dear, diamond	Female	Latin, Vietnamese	Kara, Carra, Karra
Cara	Friend.	Female	Celtic	-

Caradoc	amiable	Female	Welsh	-
Caraid	Friend	Female	Irish	-
Carajean	sweet melody	Female	Unknown	Cari
Caralea	Beloved.	Female	Latin	-
Caralee	Beloved.	Female	Latin	-
Caralisa	Beloved.	Female	Latin	-
Caralyn	Feminine variant of Charles: manly.	Female	English	-
Carcika	N/A	Female	Indian	-
Cardea	Protectress of hinges.	Female	Latin	-
Caree	Abbreviation of Carol and Caroline from the masculine Charles meaning manly.	Female	English	-
Carella	Beloved.	Female	Latin	-
Carena	Little darling.	Female	Latin	-
Caress	Tender touch.	Female	French	-
Caressa	Tender touch.	Female	French	-
Caresse	beloved	Female	French	-