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Astro Devraj Ji offers C-names blooming with Indian charm for girls

Astrologer Acharya Devraj Ji has carefully created a list of 'C' names for new born girls, sorted alphabetically and reflecting Hindu naming traditions. These names are rich in culture and give a meaningful start to a baby girl's identity.

Choosing a 'C' name based on Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology connects a child's fate with their identity. With guidance from an experienced astrologer, we offer a variety of Hindu names for both girls and boys.

Our names combine modernity with tradition, highlighting the unique character and essence of Hindu culture.

Here, you'll find a variety of names that provide your child with a harmonious and meaningful name with a deep heritage. End your search for the ideal name with us, where old wisdom meets new possibilities.

Select a name for your child that shines and guides them through life with pride. To choose a fortunate name that blends astrological energies with tradition and aligns with destiny, get in touch with Acharya Devraj Ji by phone.

These names come with a range of choices, each carrying a unique meaning that embodies different values and beliefs central to Hindu culture, making them suitable for baby girls.

Here's a list of Hindu newborn baby girl names starting with 'C,' each with its own meaning:

• Cauvery: Name of a sacred Indian river; signifies purity and flow.


• Chaaya: Shadow; signifies protection and presence.


• Chahana: Desire, affection; represents longing and love.


• Chahat: Love; signifies deep affection and desire.


• Chaitali: Born in the month of Chaitra; represents new beginnings and spring.


• Chaitanya: Consciousness; signifies life, energy, and cognition.


• Chaitra: Aries sign; represents the first month of the Hindu calendar, signifying new beginnings.


• Chakor: A bird enamored by the moon; represents beauty and fascination.


• Chakori: A bird enamored with the moon; symbolizes beauty and attraction
• Chakrani: Bearer of the discus (another name for Lord Vishnu); signifies strength and protection.


• Chakshu: Eye; symbolizes vision and perception.


• Chameli: Jasmine; signifies purity and elegance.


• Champa: A fragrant flower; symbolizes beauty and charm.


• Chanchal: Active or restless; signifies liveliness and vitality.


• Chanchala: Lively; signifies restlessness and vivacity.


• Chanda: Moon; represents peace and serenity.


• Chandana: Sandalwood; signifies soothing fragrance and calmness.


• Chandani: Moonlight; symbolizes soft light and tranquility.


• Chandika: Diminutive of Chandika, a form of Goddess Durga; represents fierceness and power.


• Chandini: Moonlit; signifies radiance and beauty.


• Chandira: Moon; symbolizes cool brightness and luminosity.


• Chandni: Moonlight; represents illumination and purity.


• Chandra: Moon; symbolizes cool brightness and beauty.


• Chandrabali: Krishna's consort; symbolizes devotion and beauty.


• Chandrahaas: Smiling like the moon; represents joy and charm.


• Chandrak: Peacock feather; symbolizes grace and pride.


• Chandrakanta: Beloved by the moon; signifies attractiveness and allure.


• Chandrakanta: Moonstone; represents love and unblemished beauty.


• Chandrakiran: Moonbeam; symbolizes clarity and gentleness.


• Chandrakirthi: As famous as the moon; signifies renown and splendor.


• Chandrakishori: The moon; represents cool radiance and beauty.


• Chandramauli: Lord Shiva; signifies one who wears the moon on his head.


• Chandramuni: Attractive like the moon; symbolizes charisma and allure.


• Chandrani: Moon; signifies calmness and beauty.


• Chandramukhi: As beautiful as the moon; signifies charm and allure.


• Chandrodaya: Moonrise; symbolizes new beginnings and hope.


• Chandraprabha: Moonlight; represents brightness and glory.


• Chandraswaroopa: Like the moon; signifies beauty and tranquility.


• Chandrika: Moonlight; symbolizes soft light and serenity.


• Chandrima: The moon; represents beauty and the celestial.


• Chara: Quiet, serene; signifies calmness and tranquility.


• Charita: Good; represents virtue and morality.


• Charitha: History; signifies tradition and the past.


• Charu: Beautiful, attractive; represents beauty and allure.


• Charulata: Beautiful creeper; symbolizes loveliness and growth.


• Charulekha: Beautiful picture; signifies beauty and grace.


• Charumati: Beautiful; represents attractiveness and charm.


• Charuprabha: Beautiful; signifies radiance and brilliance.


• Charusheela: A jewel; symbolizes beauty and value.


• Charvi: Beautiful lady; signifies charm and elegance.


• Chatura: Clever; represents intelligence and wit.


• Chavi: Reflection; signifies beauty and image.


• Chaya: Shade, shadow; represents protection and presence.


• Cheshta: Endeavor; signifies effort and activity.


• Chetana: Consciousness; represents awareness and life.


• Chetna: Awareness; signifies alertness and spirit.


• Cheyenne: Unrelated to Hindu culture but signifies an indigenous spirit and uniqueness.


• Chhail: Beautiful, intelligent; signifies attractiveness and wisdom.


• Chaitali: Born in the month of Chaitra; represents new beginnings and spring.


• Chaitanya: Consciousness; signifies life, energy, and cognition.


• Chakrika: Lakshmi; represents beauty and prosperity.


• Chhaya: Shadow; represents protection and constant presence.


• Chhavi: Reflection; symbolizes beauty and image.


• Chhavvi: Image or radiance; signifies brightness and reflection.


• Chhaya: Shade or shadow; symbolizes protection and comfort.


• Chhaya: Shelter or shade; represents protection and care.


• Chhedna: To break; signifies strength and resilience.


• Chhiti: Love; represents affection and warmth.


• Chhiti: Spark; symbolizes energy and vibrancy.


• Chhiti: Foundation; signifies stability and strength.


• Chhoti: Small; represents delicacy and charm.


• Chintanika: Meditation; signifies contemplation and thoughtfulness.


• Chintya: Worthy of thought; represents importance and significance.


• Chira: Permanent; signifies eternity and durability.


• Chirantana: Long lasting; symbolizes immortality and timelessness.


• Chiti: Love; represents affection and tenderness.


• Chitkala: Knowledge; signifies learning and wisdom.


• Chitra: Picture; represents art and beauty.


• Chitragandha: A fragrant material; signifies aroma and attractiveness.


• Chitralekha: As beautiful as a picture; symbolizes beauty and charm.


• Chitramala: Series of pictures; represents diversity and beauty.


• Chitramaya: Worldly illusion; signifies the nature of reality.


• Chitrangada: One of Arjuna's wives in the Mahabharata; represents beauty and strength.


• Chitrani: River; symbolizes flow and life.


• Chitrathi: A bright chariot; signifies radiance and grandeur.


• Chitrita: Picturesque; represents beauty and charm.


• Chitrita: Decorated; symbolizes beauty and adornment.


• Chitt: Mind; represents thought and consciousness.


• Chiti: Love; signifies affection and fondness.


• Chitra: Drawing; represents art and skill.


• Chitragandha: A fragrant material; signifies aroma and attractiveness.


• Chitrali: A row of pictures; represents creativity and arrangement.


• Chitramala: Series of pictures; symbolizes beauty and diversity.


• Chitranjali: Tribute of pictures; signifies homage and artistry.


• Chitrika: Artist; represents creativity and imagination.


• Chitralekha: As beautiful as a picture; symbolizes grace and allure.


• Chitrali: Line of pictures; represents art and continuity.


• Chitramaya: Worldly illusion; signifies the nature of reality and perception.


• Chitrapama: Picture; signifies art and beauty.


• Chitrita: Picturesque; represents charm and beauty.


• Chokshi: Surveyor; represents observation and analysis.


• Cholai: Lush green fields; signifies nature and abundance.


• Choti: Small; symbolizes delicacy and charm.


• Chulbuli: Bubbly and cheerful; signifies a lively and spirited nature.


• Chumban: Kiss; signifies affection and love.


• Chunni: A star; symbolizes brightness and celestial beauty.


• Churni: The name of a river; represents flow and purity.

These names provide a range of options, each with its own meaningful significance tied to important values and ideas in Hindu culture, perfect for newborn baby girls.