Ci- baby names and what they mean, with 34 results. Ci- names are used more often as feminine names. These girl names were at the apex of their popularity in the 1960s (USAGE OF 0.53%) and have become significantly less common since (USAGE 0.03%, ▼95.2%), with names like Ciara falling out of fashion. Ciardi (TOP 36%) and Citro (18%) are common Ci- last names.

Ciana - Cindy

Ciana¹
Form of Luciana. Source fr. Italian, Armenian words. "Light; moon." Ciani is also a marginally prominent kid's name. See also Channa.

Ciana², var. Cianna▼
Derived fr. Italian word. "Light." Popular, and Ciana is comparable to common -ana last names Siana (TOP 96%), Piana (43%).

Cierra¹▼, Ciera¹▼, Ciara¹▼
Forms of Sierra. Based on Spanish element. "Saw." Adoption of Ciara, Cierra, etc. as baby names in 2018 was down 81.5% compared to 2008.

Ciara²▼, var. Cierrah, Cierra²▼, Cieria, Ciera²▼, Cieara, Ciearra, Ciarrah, Ciarra¹▼, Ciaran, Ciaara
Source fr. Irish, Gaelic language. "Black." Adoption of Ciara and variants as girls' names in 2018 was down 81.5% compared to 2008.

Ciarra²▼, Ciara³▼
Var. of Claire. Derivative of Latin element. "Bright, famous." Popular as children's names, Ciara and Ciarra are comparable to the common Chara.

Cissie¹, Cilly¹, Cilla¹, Cilia¹, Cili, Cilka, Cile, Cicily, Cicilie, Cici, Cicilia, Cicely¹, Cicelie
Forms of Cecilia. From Latin, Old Welsh elements. "Blind; sixth." Cici (UPPER 80%), Cilia (33%) and Cilla (97%) are found commonly as last names.

Cicely², var. Cissy, Cissie², Cis
Source fr. Latin, Old Welsh languages. "Blind; sixth." Less common today. Cicely was the version last recorded (the 1970s) in the Top 2000.

Cilly², Cicely³
Var. of Cecily. Derivative of Latin, Old Welsh languages. "Blind; sixth." Somewhat popular as girls' names, Cicely and Cilly are comparable to the common Milly.

Cidney
Form of Cydney. Derived fr. Old English word. "Wide island." Not in Top 2000. See also Sidney.

Cilia²
.. tiny hairs that project from some .. A rare baby name, Cilia exists more conventionally as a surname. See also Calie.

Cilicia, var. Cilicea
.. a province mentioned in both Old .. Calicia and Cilica are creative variations.

Ciline
Var. of Celine. Derivative of Latin word. "Heaven." Not in popularity charts. See also Colene.

Cilla²
Stems fr. Latin language. "Ancient." Less used today. Cilla was last listed in the 1880s in the Top 2000. See also Cayla.

Cilla³
Form of Priscilla. Derived fr. Latin word. "Ancient, venerable." Cilla was popular as a birth name in the 1880s. See also Cala.

Cima
Form of Seema. From Hebrew, Aramaic languages. "Treasure." Cima, like the similar Cama, occurs more often as a last name. See also Ciana.

Cimarron, var. Cimeron
Place name .. Cimarron and Cimeron are not in the Top 2000.

Cinzia, Cintia, Cinthie, Cinthia▼, Cinny, Cintha, Cinnie, Cindy¹▼, Cindie¹, Cindee¹, Cindi¹▼, Cinda¹
Forms of Cynthia. Root fr. Greek word. "From Mount Kynthos." Somewhat popular as girls' names, Cinda, Cinnie, etc. are comparable to the popular Chanda.

Cinderella, var. Cindy²▼, Cindie²
Stems fr. French. "Little ashes." Adoption of Cinderella, Cindy, etc. as baby names in 2018 was down 25.4% compared to the previous year.

Cindy³▼, var. Cindyl, Cindl, Cindie³, Cindia, Cindell, Cindi²▼, Cindel, Cindee², Cindal, Cinda²
Based on English, Greek words. "From Mount Kynthos." Used frequently as girls' names, Cindia, Cindy, etc. are similar to the conventional Cinthia.

Cindy⁴▼
Form of Lucinda. Derivative of Latin language. "Light." Adoption of Cindy as a children's name in 2018 was 74.1% less than a decade ago. See also Cindl.