Cthuliarde /kθúliárd/ (male)
As beautiful as it is difficult to pronounce, Cthuliarde is an ode to hard work, perseverance, and the inevitable success these traits...
Cheresa /tʃərísə/ (female)
Rumour has it this 2016 name was first coined in a New England elementary school when a girl named Theresa was mercilessly teased for...
Chosticle /tʃɑ́stɪkəl/ (male)
Chosticle is a guy you want on your side when you’re negotiating a million dollar contract, but ‘Chos’ (the accepted short form of...
Chinchillica /tʃɪ̀ntʃɪ́lɪkə/ (female)
The jazzy, snare-drum rhythm of this name makes its lengthy four syllables feel like only three. A modern take on the timeless classic,...
Chuggrah /tʃəgrə/ (female)
This name was awarded 1st prize in the Most Original Name category at NameCon in San Antonio this year. The name’s designer, Flitzy...
Centigraham /sɛ́ntəgréəm/ (male)
No one expected Centigraham to succeed, especially after the immediate and catastrophic failure of Kilograham, a name which was conceived...
Crundy? /krə́ndi?/ (female)
Continuing the hot new trend of using inappropriate punctuation as yet another way to render a name ‘unique,’ Crundy? is blasting through...
Chiselle /tʃɪ̀sɛ́l/ (female)
Aside from a slight variation in spelling, Chiselle and Giselle are identical in almost every way. Phonetically, the only difference...
Chodi /tʃódi/ (female)
Every so often, you come across a name whose value is not immediately apparent. Some of these names are just as worthless as they seem:...
Crabner /krǽbnər/ (male)
Abner became popular in the 1930s, when the the comic strip Li’l Abnerbrought the name into mainstream American consciousnes. The name...
