| N A M E | O R I G I N | M E A N I N G |
| Corday | English | Variant of Cordell 'cordmaker.'. |
| Cordell | Latin | small rope |
| Cordero | Spanish | Lamb. |
| Corey | Celtic | raven, from the hollow |
| Cori | Gaelic | Ravine. |
| Coridan | Greek | Ready to fight. |
| Corin | Irish | Spear bearer. Also a variant of Corey: From the hollow. |
| Corky | English | Variant of Corey 'Hill hollow.'. |
| Corlan | Irish | Spear-bearer. |
| Corley | English | Variant of Corliss: Generous. Variant of Corey 'Hill hollow.'. |
| Cormac | Celtic/Gaelic | Charioteer |
| Cormack | Gaelic | Charioteer. |
| Cormag | Scottish | Raven. |
| Cormic | Irish | Charioteer. |
| Cormick | Gaelic | Charioteer. |
| Cornal | English | Variant of Cornell: College; name of a town. |
| Cornall | English | Variant of Cornell: College; name of a town. |
| Cornel | English | Variant of Cornell: College; name of a town. |
| Cornelio | Latin | Horn. |
| Cornelious | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. |
| Cornelius | Latin | horn |
| Cornell | Celtic/Gaelic | From the name CORNELIUS |
| Cornelus | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. |
| Corney | Irish | Diminutive of Cornelius: Strong willed or wise. Cornelius is sometimes used as a translation of the name Conchubhar meaning High Desire. |
| Cornilius | Latin | Variant of Cornelius: Horn. |
| Cornwallis | English | Man from Cornwall. |
| Corradeo | Italian | Sage counselor. |
| Corrado | German | Bold. |
| Corran | Irish | Spear-bearer. |
| Corren | Irish | Spear-bearer. |
