Cr- baby names and what they mean, with 34 results. Cr- names are used more often as masculine names. These boy names were at the height of their popularity in the 1960s (ADOPTION OF 0.5%) and are now significantly less conventional (ADOPTION 0.2%, ▼52%), with names like Craig going out of style. The most trendy boy names here are Crew (#573), Creed (#962), Cristiano (#935), Crosby (#696) and Cruz (#327), while Crim (TOP 5%) and Crow (1%) are familiar Cr- last names. Here is the list of Cr- names for girls.

Craddock - Crispin

Craddock, var. Cradock
Root fr. Welsh. "Love." Common as surnames, and Craddock (UPPER 3%), Cradock (100%) are similar to popular last names Carlock (UPPER 6%), Charnock (25%), with the -ock suffix.

Craig▼, var. Craik, Craigie
Derivative of Scottish, Gaelic. "Rock, rocky." Unconventional, with usage of 0.009% for Craig, Craik, etc. as boys' names in 2018, less than 0.011% the previous year.

Cramer, var. Cram
From Old German. "Peddler." Not in Top 2000.

Crandall, var. Crandell, Crandal
Source fr. Old English language. "Valley of cranes." Uncommon. Crandall, Crandell, similar to Cornall, end with the androgynous -ll.

Crane, var. Crayne, Crayn, Craine, Crain
Origin fr. Old English element. "Crane." Cane is a slightly favored kid's name.

Cranford, var. Cranfurd
Stems fr. Old English word. "Ford with the crane." Crawford (TOP 1%), Craford (60%) are common surnames.

Cranley, var. Cranly, Cranleigh, Cranlee
Derived fr. Old English element. "Meadow with the cranes." Cranley and variants were not Top birth names in 2018.

Cranston
Origin fr. Old English language. "Settlement of cranes." Cranston is not a Top 2000 name.

Craven
Origin fr. Old English language. Place name used as surname. Craven is an infrequently used given name, occurring often (TOP 1%) as a surname.

Crawford▼, var. Crawfurd
Based on Old English language. "Ford of the crows." Crawford has waned in popularity as a birth name circa the 1880s.

Cree
Native Canadian tribe .. Camee and ee are creative forms.

Creed▲, var. Creedon
Stems fr. English, Latin elements. "Belief; guiding principle; I believe." Creed and Creedon are uncommon as male names.

Creek, var. Creik
"Small river." Rare as boys' names, but Creek and Creik are similar to the more familiar Creed. Place name.

Creighton, var. Crichton, Crayton
Derived fr. Scottish, Middle English, Old English words. "Border or boundary settlement." Crayton, Creighton and Crichton are hardly found as first names.

Cresswell, var. Creswill, Creswell
Stems fr. Old English element. "Well where watercress grows." Outside Top 2000.

Crewe, Crew▲
Forms of Carew. Derivative of Latin language. "Chariot." Crew was a Top birth name in 2018.

Cristovano, Cristoforo, Cristofer, Cristobal, Cris¹
Var. of Christopher. Source fr. Greek. "Bearing Christ." Cristobal (TOP 8%) and Cristoforo (94%) exist often as surnames.

Cris²
Var. of Chris. Derived fr. Greek word. "Bearing Christ." Also used for girls. Somewhat atypical as a boys' name.

Crisanto, var. Crizanto, Crizant, Crisento, Cresento
Derived fr. Spanish, Greek words. "Gold flower." Crisento and variants are not frequently adopted as baby names.

Crispin, var. Crisspin, Crispus, Crispo, Crispino, Crespin, Crispian, Crepin
Origin fr. Latin element. "Curly-haired." Somewhat popular as children's names, Crispian, Crispin, etc. are similar to the conventional Cristian.