Cam- baby names and what they mean, with 7 results. Usage of these boy names was at its most widespread 18 years ago (USAGE OF 0.74%) and is somewhat lower today (USAGE 0.48%, ▼35%), with names such as Camron becoming less fashionable. Camden (#152) and Camilo (#953) are two of the more contemporarily stylish birth names here, while Campillo (TOP 21%) and Campen (26%) are common Cam- last names. Here is the list of Cam- names for girls.

Camden - Campion

Camden▲, var. Camdon, Camdin
Derivative of Scottish, Gaelic. "Winding valley." Caeden is also a somewhat common boys' name.

Cameron¹, var. Camry, Camron▼, Camren, Camedon, Camaeron, Cam
Derived fr. Scottish, Gaelic elements. "Crooked nose." Popular as last names. Compare Cameron (TOP 1%), Camaeron, Camron (35%) with common -ron surnames Chaperon (TOP 63%), Cochron (94%).

Cameron²
Var. of Kameron. From Scottish, Gaelic. "Crooked nose." Also used for girls. Somewhat common as a birth name, Cameron is similar to the familiar Camren.

Camilo▲, var. Camillus, Camillo
Derivative of Latin. "Helper to the priest." Camilo and variants were popular as baby names in 2012 and are almost as popular now.

Campbell, var. Campbel
From Scottish, Gaelic languages. "Crooked mouth." Usage of Campbell and Campbel as birth names in 2018 was down 9.3% compared to the previous year.

Campion¹, var. Campian
Source fr. Middle English language. "Champion." Campion and Campian are unique as given names, and Campion appears regularly (TOP 6%) as a surname.

Campion²
Form of Champion. Origin fr. Middle English element. "Warrior." Capion and Caspion are creative forms. See also Campian.