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Astro Devraj Ji: Crafting C-names with cultural richness for boys

Astrologer Acharya Devraj Ji has put together an alphabetized list of 'C' names for newborn boys, drawing from Hindu traditions. These culturally rich names provide a significant beginning to a baby boy's life.

Picking a 'C' name through Indian Hindu Vedic Astrology ties a child's destiny to their name. With advice from a skilled astrologer, we offer Hindu names for both boys and girls.

Our selection blends the new with the old, showcasing the distinctiveness of Hindu culture.

Discover a range of names here that offer your son a name full of harmony and deep cultural roots. Your quest for the perfect name ends with us, where ancient wisdom and future possibilities meet.

Choose a name that will illuminate and guide your child's path in life honorably. If you're looking for a lucky name that harmonizes astrological and traditional influences with fate, contact Acharya Devraj Ji by phone.

Below is our list of 'C' Hindu names for baby boys, complete with meanings:

• Chaitan: Consciousness; signifies awareness and spirit.


• Chaitanya: Cognizance; represents consciousness and life energy.


• Chakradhar: Name of Lord Vishnu, the one who carries the chakra; signifies power and protection.


• Chakrapani: Name of Lord Vishnu, the one who holds the discus; represents sovereignty and divinity.


• Chakravartee: A sovereign king; symbolizes leadership and dominion.


• Chakresh: Lord Vishnu; signifies omnipotence and authority.


• Chakshu: Eye; represents vision and perception.


• Chaman: Garden; signifies beauty and growth.


• Chamanlal: Garden; another name denoting beauty and nature.


• Champak: A fragrant flower; represents charm and beauty.


• Chanak: Father of Chaanakya; signifies intelligence and strategy.


• Chanakya: Renowned scholar and advisor of Chandragupta Maurya; signifies wisdom and strategy.


• Chanchal: Restless; represents liveliness and movement.


• Chand: Moon; represents peace and serenity.


• Chanda: Moon; another variation of Chand, symbolizing coolness.


• Chandak: The moon; signifies radiance and beauty.


• Chandan: Sandalwood; symbolizes fragrance and calmness.


• Chandak: The moon; signifies radiance and peace.


• Chandar: Moon; represents brightness and serenity.


• Chandavarman: An old King; signifies strength and nobility.


• Chandeedaas: Name of a saint; represents devotion and service.


• Chander: Moon; another variation of Chandar, representing luminescence.


• Chandhak: The charioteer; signifies guidance and control.


• Chandhu: Moon; represents the beauty of the night sky.


• Chandidas: Name of a saint; signifies devotion and service.


• Chandiran: Moon; another variation of the moon, representing coolness.


• Chandrabhan: The moon; signifies brilliance and luminosity.


• Chandrachur: Lord Shiva; signifies strength and divine power.


• Chandradhar: One who wears the moon; another name for Lord Shiva, symbolizing grace and power.


• Chandraditya: Name of a King; signifies royalty and splendor.


• Chandragupt: Name of an ancient king; represents power and intellect.


• Chandmal: As beautiful as the moon; signifies attractiveness and charm.


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


• Chandramohan: Attractive like the moon; represents charm and charisma.


• Chandran: Moon; another variation of the moon, symbolizing coolness.


• Chandranath: The moon; signifies the ruler of the night sky.


• Chandrodaya: Moonrise; symbolizes new beginnings and hope.


• Chandrabhan: The moon; signifies luminosity and splendor.


• Chandrabhushan: One who wears the moon as an ornament (Lord Shiva); represents beauty and divinity.


• Chandradev: Moon god; symbolizes coolness and sovereignty.


• Chandraditya: Name of a king; signifies royalty and power.


• Chandragupt: Name of an ancient king; represents might and intelligence.


• Chandrahaas: Smiling like a moon; signifies joy and charm.


• Chandrahas: With a moon-like smile; another variation of Chandrahaas, symbolizing happiness.


• Chandrak: Peacock feather; represents beauty and grace.


• Chandraketu: Moon banner; symbolizes a mark of distinction and honor.


• Chandrakin: A peacock; signifies beauty and pride.


• Chandrakiran: Moonbeam; represents gentleness and clarity.


• Chandrakishore: The moon; signifies coolness and radiance.


• Chandrakumar: The moon; another variation of Chandrakishore, symbolizing beauty.


• Chandramaadhav: Sweet like moon; signifies sweetness and charm.


• Chandramani: Moonstone; represents luminosity and allure.


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


• Chandramohan: Attractive like the moon; represents charisma and allure.


• Chandramouli: The one who wears the crescent moon; another name for Lord Shiva, symbolizing divinity.


• Chandran: Moon; represents calmness and beauty.


• Chandranan: Moon-like face; signifies beauty and serenity.


• Chandranath: The moon; signifies the ruler of the night sky.


• Chandranshu: Moonbeam; represents softness and coolness.


• Chandraprakash: Moonlight; represents illumination and clarity.


• Chandraraj: Moonbeam; signifies softness and gentleness.


• Chandrasen: Sovereign of the moon; represents majesty and calmness.


• Chandrashekar: Lord Shiva; signifies one who holds the moon in his hair.


• Chandrashekhar: One who holds the moon in his hair knot (Lord Shiva); signifies divinity.


• Chandresh: Lord of the moon; represents sovereignty and coolness.


• Chandrodaya: Moonrise; symbolizes the beginning and hope.


• Chandrpeed: Name of Shiva; signifies strength and stability.


• Chandru: Moon; another variation of the moon, representing serenity.


• Chane: Name of a God; signifies strong and dependability.


• Chankit: Conscious; represents awareness and alertness.


• Chankya: Bright; symbolizes intelligence and enlightenment.


• Chanura: Cloud; signifies mystery and vastness.


• Chapal: Quick; represents swiftness and agility.


• Charak: An ancient physician; signifies knowledge and healing.


• Charan: Feet; represents humility and a foundation.


• Charanpal: Protector of feet; symbolizes one who upholds or protects.


• Charanpreet: One who loves the Lord's feet; signifies devotion and love.


• Charanjit: One who has won over the lord (Victory); represents triumph and spiritual success.


• Charanraj: King of the feet; symbolizes a strong foundation and leadership.


• Charansparsh: Touching the feet (a sign of respect); signifies humility.


• Charish: Grace; represents elegance and charm.


• Charit: History; symbolizes storytelling and the past.


• Charith: History; another variation of Charit, representing legacy.


• Charudatta: Born of beauty; signifies attractiveness and grace.


• Charudutta: Born of beauty; another variation of Charudatta, symbolizing charm.


• Charuvardhana: One who enhances beauty; signifies growth and improvement.


• Charuvardhan: One who enhances beauty; another variation of Charuvardhana.


• Charuvrat: Of good character; represents virtue and integrity.


• Chatresh: Lord Shiva; signifies divine power and spirituality.


• Chatur: Clever; represents intelligence and skill.


• Chaturanan: With four faces; another name for Lord Brahma, symbolizing wisdom.


• Chaturbhuj: Four-armed; represents Lord Vishnu and omnipresence.


• Chetan: Consciousness; signifies life and vigor.


• Chhatrabhuj: One with four arms; another name for Lord Vishnu, symbolizing strength and omnipresence.


• Chinmoy: Full of consciousness; signifies awareness and spirituality.


• Chinmay: Blissful; represents joy and spiritual presence.


• Chinmayananda: Blissful; signifies happiness and divine joy.


• Chinmayu: Supreme consciousness; represents higher awareness.


• Chintak: Thinker; signifies contemplation and intellect.


• Chintan: Contemplation; represents meditation and thought.


• Chintav: Thoughtful; signifies reflection and consideration.


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


• Chirag: Lamp; symbolizes light and guidance.


• Chiranjeev: Immortal; signifies longevity and endurance.


• Chiranjeevi: Long-lived; another term for immortal, representing perpetuity.


• Chirantan: Immortal; signifies something that is everlasting.


• Chirayu: Long-lived; represents a long and healthy life.


• Chitesh: Lord of the soul; signifies spiritual lordship and control.


• Chitragupt: God of destiny; represents keeping of karmic records.


• Chitraksh: Beautiful-eyed; signifies attractiveness and observation.


• Chitral: Variegated; represents diversity and colorfulness.


• Chitranjan: Joy of inner mind; signifies inner happiness and satisfaction.


• Chitrarath: The sun; symbolizes brightness and energy.


• Chitrasen: A king of Gandharvas; signifies nobility and power.


• Chitresh: Moon, lord of the heart; signifies love and luminosity.


• Chitta: Mind; represents thought and consciousness.


• Chittaprasad: Happiness; signifies joy and contentment.


• Chittaranjan: Joy of inner mind; represents inner delight and pleasure.


• Chittaswarup: The embodiment of heart; signifies the essence of inner self.


• Chittesh: Lord of the soul; represents the ruler of consciousness.


• Chittin: Intelligent; signifies sharpness and intellect.


• Chittinanda: Joy of the mind; represents mental happiness and bliss.


• Chittvika: One with a thoughtful mind; signifies contemplation and perception.


• Chitvan: Look; represents gaze and attention.


• Chudamani: Crest jewel; signifies preciousness and value.


• Chulbul: Mischievous; represents playfulness and light-heartedness.


• Chunmay: Supreme consciousness; another variation of Chinmay, representing divine awareness.


• Chunamani: Jewel; signifies something precious and valuable.


• Chunchu: A small bird; represents freedom and liveliness.


• Chunesh: Lord of all moons; signifies radiance and supremacy.


• Chunta: A bird; symbolizes agility and nature.


• Chunti: A bird; another term for agility and quickness.


• Chunyamurthi: The divine figure; represents spirituality and form.


• Churhi: Knife; signifies sharpness and precision.


• Chyavan: Name of a sage; signifies wisdom and eternal knowledge.

These names offer a variety of choices, each with its own meaningful significance that reflects important values and concepts in Hindu culture, making them ideal for newborn baby boys.