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Crispin
English: curly-headed Sindarin: Laws
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Crofton
English: From a surname which was derived from a place name meaning “town with a small enclosed field” Sindarin: Gobelanbel, Gobelnabel, Gobelbel
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Cressida
English: gold Sindarin: Côl, Mall, Malt, Glaur (you can also add a feminine ending to these words – wen/eth/iel/ien
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Creighton
English: derived from a place name meaning “rock town” Sindarin: Gonnobel, Gonnost
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Crawford
English: derived from a place name meaning “crow ford” in Old English. Sindarin: Crabanathrad, Corchathrad
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Courtney
English: either meaning courteous or from a French nickname, “short nose.” Sindarin: Male names: Bunthent, Bunthennion, Bunthennon, Bunnestent, Bunnestennion, Bunnestennon. Female names: Bunthenneth, Bunthenniel, Bunthennien, Bunthennwen, Bunnestenwen, Bunnestenniel, Bunnestennien, Bunnestenneth. Either gender: Nemthent, Nemestent
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Craig
English, Scottish: crag, rocks Sindarin: Carag, Caragon, Cirith, Cirithon, Gond, Gondon
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Coty
English: river bed Sindarin: Sîrchabad
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Cornelia
English, Italian, German, Dutch, Romanian, Ancient Roman: horn Sindarin: Use one of these words – Ras, Rafn, Rasg, Rom, Tarag or Till, and add one of these feminine endings – wen/iel/eth/ien to make a name.
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Cornelius
Ancient Roman, English, German, Biblical Roman: horn Sindarin: Ras, Rason, Rafn, Rafnon, Rasg, Rasgon, Rom, Romon, Tarag, Taragon, Till, Tillon.
