Ce- baby names and what they mean, with 43 results. Ce- names are used more often as feminine names. Usage of these girl names reached its apex during 1900-1909 (ADOPTION OF 0.42%) and is somewhat less today (ADOPTION 0.25%, DOWN 40%), with names such as Celia going out of style. Cecilia (#155) and Celine (#503) are two of the more fashionable names for newborns in this compilation, while Celi (TOP 24%) and Cerino (19%) are common Ce- surnames. Here is the list of Ce- names for boys.

Ceallach - Celia

Ceallach
Origin fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Bright-headed." Gender-neutral name. Uncommon. Ceallach, like Chaniach, Channach, uses the -ch ending.

Cearra¹, Cearia, Cearaa, Ceara¹
Forms of Ciara. Origin fr. Irish, Gaelic element. "Black." Cyara is also a somewhat popular baby name.

Cearra², Ceara²
Var. of Claire. Stems fr. Latin word. "Bright, famous." Popular, and Ceara is similar to common -ara last names Carrara (TOP 14%), Charara (50%).

Cecily¹, Cecile¹▼
Forms of Cicely. Stems fr. Latin, Old Welsh languages. "Blind; sixth." Somewhat common as birth names, Cecile and Cecily are similar to the conventional Cecila.

Cecilia▲, var. Cesya¹, Cesilie, Cesia¹, Cescily, Cellie, Cescelie, Celli, Celie¹, Celia¹▼, Cela¹, Cele¹, Ceilia, Ceilena, Ceileigh, Ceilagh, Ceileh, Ceila, Ceil¹, Cee, Cecyle, Cecylia, Cecyl, Cecilyann, Ceclia, Cecillia, Cecily², Cecille, Cecilla, Cecilija, Ceciliane, Cecilie, Ceciley, Cecilee, Cecilea, Cecila, Cecile²▼, Cecil▼, Ceciel, Cecette, Cecely, Cecelyn, Cecelia▼, Ceceli, Ceceley, Ceceilia
Based on Latin, Old Welsh words. "Blind; sixth." Cecilia is a contemporarily stylish version.

Cecily³
Stems fr. Latin, Old Welsh. "Blind; sixth." Adoption of Cecily as a children's name in 2018 was 24.3% less than a year ago. See also Ceciel.

Cedrica, var. Cedrina, Cedrika, Cedriana, Cedra
Root fr. Old English language. "Kind and loved." Cedrila and Cedrira are creative forms.

Cefirina
Var. of Zephyr. Derivative of Greek word. "West wind." A rare birth name. See also Sefirina.

Ceili
Form of Kaylee. Source fr. Gaelic element. "Slender." Unusual. Ceili (compare Cili, Chelli) has the -li suffix. See also Keili.

Ceilidh
Derivative of Gaelic element. "Visit, visiting." Not that prominent as a birth name.

Ceinlys
Stems fr. Welsh word. "Beautiful and sweet, fair." Not Top 2000 name.

Ceinwen
Root fr. Welsh language. "Beautiful and white, blessed." Uncommon. Ceinwen (compare Carwen) ends with the androgynous-sounding -en.

Ceira
Name of a river in Portugal. Unusual, with the -ra suffix, like Caera, Cira.

Ceirios
Derivative of Welsh element. "Cherry." Ceirios is uncommon as a children's name.

Celandine, var. Cellandine, Celida, Celadonia
From Greek element. "Swallow." Unusual. Celandine, Cellandine, similar to Celestine, Clarine, have the unconventional -ine ending.

Celinda¹, Celina¹, Celenia¹, Celene¹, Celena¹▼
Var. of Selina. Stems fr. Greek word. "The moon." Prominent, with usage of 0.011% for Celena and variants as girls' names in 2018.

Celena²▼, var. Cesya², Cesia², Celinka¹, Celina², Cela², Celeena
Derived fr. Greek word. "The moon." Cela, Celeena, Celinka, Cesia and Cesya are more rarefied as girls' names among the variant forms of Celena.

Celyna¹, Cellina, Celine¹▲, Celinda², Celie², Celina³, Celenia², Celene²
Forms of Selena. Source fr. Greek word. "The moon." Celina and Celine are Top 2000 baby names.

Celeste, var. Celyna², Celleste, Celka, Celisse, Celine²▲, Celinka², Celinda³, Celina⁴, Celie³, Celestyne, Celia²▼, Celestyna, Celestinea, Celestine▼, Celestin, Celestina, Celestijna, Celestiel, Celestial, Celestene, Celestia, Celestena, Celesta, Celest, Celesley, Celesse, Celesia, Celes, Cela³
Based on Latin word. "Heavenly." Celeste, Celia, Celina and Celine were Top birth names in 2018.

Celia³▼, var. Celie⁴, Cele², Ceil²
From Latin element. "Heaven." Celia was a Top birth name in 2018.