Ce- baby names and what they mean, with 14 results. Ce- names are used more often as feminine names. These boy names were at the apex of their popularity in the 1900s (USAGE OF 0.27%) and have become much less conventional since (USAGE 0.07%, ▼72.9%), with names such as Cedric becoming somewhat outmoded. Cerillo (TOP 49%) and Ceric (56%) are conventional Ce- last names. Here is the list of Ce- names for girls.

Ceallach - Cetus

Ceallach
From Irish, Gaelic language. "Bright-headed." Gender-neutral name. Not Top 2000 name.

Cecil▼, var. Celio¹, Cecyl, Cecilius, Cecilio
Origin fr. Latin, Old Welsh languages. "Blind; sixth." Cecil (TOP 2%), comparable to Cavil (TOP 44%), Crail (19%), is a popular -il suffix last name.

Cedric▼, var. Cedro¹, Cedrik, Cedrick, Ced
Origin fr. Old English word. "Kind and loved." Cedric and variants became more trendy in 2018, rising +11 rankings as children's names with Cedric gaining the most.

Cedro²
Source fr. Spanish word. Cedro and Cidro (SEE droh) are .. Not that common as a children's name, Cedro is found more commonly as a last name.

Cefirino
Var. of Seferino. Derived fr. Spanish, Greek words. "West wind." Outside Top 2000.

Celesto, var. Celindo, Celestino, Celestine
Derivative of Latin language. "Heavenly." Celestine, Celesto and Celindo are more rarefied as boys' names.

Celio²
Source fr. Latin element. "Heaven." Celio is a rare first name, existing frequently (UPPER 23%) as a last name. See also Cleo.

Celso, var. Celsus, Celsius
Derived fr. Italian, Latin. "High, lofty." Celso is widely used as a birth name among these versions.

Cephas
Origin fr. Hebrew word. "Rock." Somewhat atypical as a children's name, Cephas occurs more often as a last name.

Cereno
Var. of Sereno. Origin fr. Latin. "Tranquil." Cereno is an irregularly used men's name. See also Coren.

Ceri
Source fr. Welsh. Of uncertain origin. Also a girls' name. Ceri is unique as a masculine name.

Cezar¹, Cesaro, Cesare¹, Cesar¹
Forms of Caesar. Origin fr. Latin element. "Head of hair." Usage of Cesar and variants was up a decade ago and has become reduced.

Cesar², var. Cezar², Cesario, Cesare²
Origin fr. Latin element. "Head of hair." Popularly used, with usage of 0.055% for Cesar and variants as birth names in 2018, though lower than 0.06% a year ago.

Cetus
Derivative of Greek language. "Large fish or sea monster." Outside Top 2000.